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Regular Intake of White Kidney Beans Extract ( L.) Induces Weight Loss Compared to Placebo in Obese Human Subjects

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Journal Food Sci Nutr
Specialty Biotechnology
Date 2020 Mar 18
PMID 32180941
Citations 18
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Abstract

Scope: L. is rich in alpha-amylase inhibitor and has been used for reducing glycemia and calories absorption through preventing or delaying the digestion of complex carbohydrate. A randomized, double-blinded, placebo-controlled study was conducted on obese volunteers to evaluate the degree of significate weight loss by regular intake cultivated from Southwestern region of China.

Method: The volunteers were divided into two groups, homogeneous for age, gender, and body weight. extract or placebo was given 2,400 mg per day before each daily meal for 35 consecutive days. Each subject's body weight, fat mass, body mass index, blood biochemical parameters, skinfold fat thickness, and waist/hip circumferences were monitored and analyzed.

Result And Conclusion: As a result, the average amount of weight lost by the extract group was 2.24 kg (average of 0.448 kg per week), compared with a 0.29 kg weight loss (average of 0.058 kg per week) in placebo group after 35 days. The differences between groups were significant ( < .01). The body mass index decreased by an average of 0.79, and the body fat decreased by 1.53% on average compared to baseline ( < .05). The thickness of subcutaneous fat was significantly reduced at the four measurement points, and the decrease of waist circumference and hip circumference was significant as well. No adverse or side effects were observed during the trial period. The results indicate that extract can significantly induce weight loss in a short time period.

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