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Doctor Oz called Green Coffee Bean "a miracle pill to burn fat".
In fact, two of Doctor Oz's audience members lost 6 lbs and 2 lbs in just 7 days!
In another study (double-blind/placebo-controlled/crossover) participants were followed for 22 weeks. The group that took Green Coffee Bean Extract lost 10% of their total body weight! This was without any change in diet or exercise.
Green Coffee Beans were published in the prestigious "Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity Journal" as an effective body fat burner and fat metabolism booster.
The weight loss benefits of green coffee bean extract were first presented by top universities around the country for its perceived health benefits of supporting optimal fat metabolism and blood sugar regulation. The beneficial substance in green coffee bean extract is chlorogenic acid. Chlorogenic acid helps accelerate the body's natural weight loss mechanisms by inhibiting and slowing glucose intake, allowing blood-sugar levels to balance out.
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96 of 105 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Didn't Work for Me: A Personal Experiment (Read the whole review to see if it might work for you)
November 9, 2012
I had lost weight a few months ago, but because of things going on in my life, I had maintained that weight without losing the last ten pounds. I decided that I would try green coffee bean extract because of all the hype surrounding it to help me lose those last pounds. To determine its effectiveness, I set up a personal experiment to see whether it would really work. I have a scale that measures body fat, and while it may not be an accurate percentage, it's a good tool to measure relative fat loss.
The hype: A small study found that obese individuals who took green coffee bean extract thirty minutes before breakfast and lunch lost up to 10% of their body weight without changing daily calorie count or increasing exercise. Dr. Oz and a few other shows picked up on it and endorsed it. (Note: not this particular brand.) The study noted that it helped lower blood pressure and regulate glucose levels in the bloodstream.
The theory: The chlorogenic acid, an antioxidant, in green (not roasted) coffee stabilizes blood sugar levels to enable better burning of fat and to limit spikes that result in tiredness and hunger. Diabetics in particular may benefit from using green coffee bean extract as a supplement.
My profile: I had always been the thin person who could eat whatever she wanted until I hit middle age, and then the pounds began to creep on. I am active; I play tennis anywhere from six to twelve hours a week. I do not have high blood sugar, nor am I obese. I am also not thin. I would like to lose a minimum of ten pounds.
Experiment 1: I took G55 green coffee bean extract thirty minutes before breakfast and lunch for ten days. I kept my weight-maintaining diet and activity level the same. In the first two days, I lost a half a pound. In the remaining eight days, I lost nothing. Even if this extract works for some people without dieting, I can conclude that it doesn't work for my body profile.
Experiment 2: Because this extract is touted as being a diet aid, I decided that I would take it while reducing my calories using the same diet that I used to lose 1-2 pounds a week with the hope that weight loss would be quicker. Again, I took the supplement two times a day, thirty minutes before a meal. At the end of a week, I had lost 1.5 pounds, the same amount I probably would have lost anyway.
Experiment 3: I noticed that I seemed to lose more weight on days that I exercised. While this is not a surprise, I did lose MORE weight on those days than I did with only a reduced-calorie diet. Given the theory behind the green coffee bean extract, I thought that maybe it was helping me burn more fat. I decided to take the supplement thirty minutes before I played tennis. I weighed myself both before and after. Without the supplement, I lost approximately 1 pound during exercise. With the supplement, 1.5 pounds. Of course, this weight loss mostly came back by the next morning, but it suggests to me that these pills either have diuretic properties (hence why it helps stabilize blood pressure) and/or fat-burning (rather than using energy from sugar in the blood) properties. I have a few pills left in my bottle and may concentrate on using them before exercise to see if that helps speed up weight loss in my case. I will report back if it does.
In all the above cases, my body fat percentage did not change. After all, I hadn't lost much weight.
Side Effects: None. These pills contain the caffeine of only a half cup of coffee, so they are not stimulants. People have claimed online that the pills suppressed their appetite, but I did not find that. People have claimed that they feel more energetic. Again, it wasn't my experience. If, however, you have high blood glucose levels and if this extract does indeed affect those levels, you would experience more energy and less hunger. In my opinion, you have little to lose except your money if you want to try these pills.
Possible pitfalls: Don't take these pills with the idea that they will let you eat whatever you want and still lose weight. You will gain weight instead.
Conclusion: Although green coffee bean extract may work for some people, it did not for me. The studies concentrated on obese people, so it may help that group more than those with an extra ten or twenty pounds. It may help people with diabetes or pre-diabetes who need to lose weight. It's very easy to say that they help you lose weight if you combine them with diet and increased exercise; however, it's not so easy to determine whether the weight loss comes from your efforts or the enhancement of the pills. In my case, I had a calorie-restrictive diet that I knew would result in a 1-2 pound per week loss, and so therefore I knew that this supplement didn't do any better than I could do on my own. These pills DO remind you before every meal that you are on a diet, and they DO make you wait an extra thirty minutes before eating, so those two factors alone may help you lose weight.
UPDATE: I added a second star to my review, not because the pills did anything for me, but because the manufacturer changed the composition of the gel caps to a vegan-friendly material. I also felt that the lack of side effects and the possibility it might help other body types should be noted.
The manufacturer sent me this product for review.
-- Debbie Lee Wesselmann
The hype: A small study found that obese individuals who took green coffee bean extract thirty minutes before breakfast and lunch lost up to 10% of their body weight without changing daily calorie count or increasing exercise. Dr. Oz and a few other shows picked up on it and endorsed it. (Note: not this particular brand.) The study noted that it helped lower blood pressure and regulate glucose levels in the bloodstream.
The theory: The chlorogenic acid, an antioxidant, in green (not roasted) coffee stabilizes blood sugar levels to enable better burning of fat and to limit spikes that result in tiredness and hunger. Diabetics in particular may benefit from using green coffee bean extract as a supplement.
My profile: I had always been the thin person who could eat whatever she wanted until I hit middle age, and then the pounds began to creep on. I am active; I play tennis anywhere from six to twelve hours a week. I do not have high blood sugar, nor am I obese. I am also not thin. I would like to lose a minimum of ten pounds.
Experiment 1: I took G55 green coffee bean extract thirty minutes before breakfast and lunch for ten days. I kept my weight-maintaining diet and activity level the same. In the first two days, I lost a half a pound. In the remaining eight days, I lost nothing. Even if this extract works for some people without dieting, I can conclude that it doesn't work for my body profile.
Experiment 2: Because this extract is touted as being a diet aid, I decided that I would take it while reducing my calories using the same diet that I used to lose 1-2 pounds a week with the hope that weight loss would be quicker. Again, I took the supplement two times a day, thirty minutes before a meal. At the end of a week, I had lost 1.5 pounds, the same amount I probably would have lost anyway.
Experiment 3: I noticed that I seemed to lose more weight on days that I exercised. While this is not a surprise, I did lose MORE weight on those days than I did with only a reduced-calorie diet. Given the theory behind the green coffee bean extract, I thought that maybe it was helping me burn more fat. I decided to take the supplement thirty minutes before I played tennis. I weighed myself both before and after. Without the supplement, I lost approximately 1 pound during exercise. With the supplement, 1.5 pounds. Of course, this weight loss mostly came back by the next morning, but it suggests to me that these pills either have diuretic properties (hence why it helps stabilize blood pressure) and/or fat-burning (rather than using energy from sugar in the blood) properties. I have a few pills left in my bottle and may concentrate on using them before exercise to see if that helps speed up weight loss in my case. I will report back if it does.
In all the above cases, my body fat percentage did not change. After all, I hadn't lost much weight.
Side Effects: None. These pills contain the caffeine of only a half cup of coffee, so they are not stimulants. People have claimed online that the pills suppressed their appetite, but I did not find that. People have claimed that they feel more energetic. Again, it wasn't my experience. If, however, you have high blood glucose levels and if this extract does indeed affect those levels, you would experience more energy and less hunger. In my opinion, you have little to lose except your money if you want to try these pills.
Possible pitfalls: Don't take these pills with the idea that they will let you eat whatever you want and still lose weight. You will gain weight instead.
Conclusion: Although green coffee bean extract may work for some people, it did not for me. The studies concentrated on obese people, so it may help that group more than those with an extra ten or twenty pounds. It may help people with diabetes or pre-diabetes who need to lose weight. It's very easy to say that they help you lose weight if you combine them with diet and increased exercise; however, it's not so easy to determine whether the weight loss comes from your efforts or the enhancement of the pills. In my case, I had a calorie-restrictive diet that I knew would result in a 1-2 pound per week loss, and so therefore I knew that this supplement didn't do any better than I could do on my own. These pills DO remind you before every meal that you are on a diet, and they DO make you wait an extra thirty minutes before eating, so those two factors alone may help you lose weight.
UPDATE: I added a second star to my review, not because the pills did anything for me, but because the manufacturer changed the composition of the gel caps to a vegan-friendly material. I also felt that the lack of side effects and the possibility it might help other body types should be noted.
The manufacturer sent me this product for review.
-- Debbie Lee Wesselmann
22 of 28 people found the following review helpful
By Beth Land
Amazon Verified Purchase
I have been taking G55 for 7 days and I have lost 3 pounds. I feel great and I sense no side effects. I take it and 8 ounces of water before breakfast and dinner. We eat a little late, so I am hungry when I go in to prepare dinner. Before G55 this would be a grazing trap for me. Now, taking the capsule and water give me sense of purpose, yes, but also after just about 5 minutes I also don't have the hunger edge. It is easy to wait for dinner and it is easy to eat enough without eating too much. More drama around this product and weight loss would be fun and exciting - trumpets maybe? - but the quiet and ordinary are being effective so I am very satisfied with this product and my results.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
By DTC
Amazon Verified Purchase
I used the product as directed until the bottle was empty. Worthless product. It didn't do a thing, just wasted my money.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Lost 5 pounds
I have been using "G55 Full-Strength Green Coffee Bean Extract" for about three weeks now. After two weeks, I lost three pounds. Read more
Published 5 days ago by William Anast
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G55 Full Strength Green Coffee Bean Extract
Remembering to take it as directed was the hard part. The product seemed to work, although I didn't work out while I was taking it. I did notice that my waistline was trimmer.
Published 5 days ago by Bev
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Did Absolutely Nothing
I took this as directed - 2 pills one half hour before breakfast, and 2 pills one half hour before lunch - without missing any doses and it did nothing. Read more
Published 5 days ago by Tammy
5.0 out of 5 stars
My Amazon Purchase - A great way to start changing my eating habits...
I have been taking G55 for 7 days and I have lost 5 pounds. I feel great with new energy and I sense no negative side effects. Read more
Published 7 days ago by Bobbie
1.0 out of 5 stars
made no difference at all - even after 2 months of use
I used the product for 2 months dilligently twice a day, but saw no results at all. Total waste of money.
Published 13 days ago by Christine Hollander
2.0 out of 5 stars
Tried this, but could not take it.
Could not take it after the 3rd day. Made me very jittery. Had really hoped it would help me with my dieting.
Published 15 days ago by Mary Jo Hargrove
2.0 out of 5 stars
Newest Fad - Don't waste your money
This product ran my blood pressure through the roof! Based on the recommend dosages, I built up over a couple of weeks to the full strength of the product, All I had was... Read more
Published 18 days ago by Keith Franklin
2.0 out of 5 stars
Doesn't work
It's probably as good as any other green coffee bean extract but it didn't work for my wife or me. Would not buy again.
Published 18 days ago by GSBJr
1.0 out of 5 stars
Gained weight
I did not lose one pound matter of fact i felt more swollen on it more heavier!!!!! Would not recommend
Published 23 days ago by cynthia symons
2.0 out of 5 stars
For me, it doesn't work
For me, it doesn't work; have used it for about two weeks and found no change in my weight loss.
Published 28 days ago by Lisa
