Bioteen Biolean
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Product details
- Provision of Energy by means of Proteins and low-GI carbohydrates
- Promotion of Satiety by means of a combination of protein, fat and soluble fibre
- Maintenance of metabolically-active muscle mass
- 100% based on macronutrients and micronutrients
- 100% Stimulant and Caffeine-free
Why Bioteen Created This Supplement (Understanding the Problem)
Many teens embarking on a program to lose excess body weight often look to supplement their food intake with weight loss shakes due to their convenience and on-the-go appeal. Many of the weight-loss shakes available on the market are often high in carbohydrates or alternatively, based exclusively on protein and often contain stimulants such as caffeine, appetite suppressants or questionable sweeteners such aspartame, sucralose and saccharin.
The rationale for creating Bioteen's Biolean was to provide a healthy balanced nutritional shake that Teens can use to support their weight loss program, which should always include exercise and whole foods.
What Is Biolean & Who Should Be Taking It
Biolean Highlights:
- 20 g Of Protein cuts cravings, reduces appetite, and supports lean muscle growth and maintenance.
- Energy Provision by means of proteins, fats and low-GI carbohydrates preventing energy drops.
- Promotion of satiety (feeling of being full after eating) by means of a combination of protein, fat and soluble fibre.
- L-glutamine which supports gut health and weight loss.
The Science (How Biolean Works)
The ingredients in Biolean each play an important role in the process of supporting your weight loss goals which should always be part of a balanced diet and exercise program.
Protein Changes the Levels of Several Weight Regulating Hormones
A high protein intake boosts metabolism, reduces appetite and changes several weight-regulating hormones. Protein can help you lose weight and belly fat, and it works via several different mechanisms.
Your weight is actively regulated by your brain, particularly an area called the hypothalamus. In order for your brain to determine when and how much to eat, it processes multiple different types of information. Some of the most important signals to the brain are hormones that change in response to feeding.
A higher protein intake actually increases levels of the satiety (appetite-reducing) hormones GLP-1, peptide YY and cholecystokinin, while reducing your levels of the hunger hormone ghrelin.
By replacing carbs and fat with protein, you reduce the hunger hormone and boost several satiety hormones. This leads to a major reduction in hunger and is the main reason protein helps you lose weight as it can result in you eating fewer calories.
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