September 14, 2006
Seaweed: The New Weight-Loss Secret?
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Studies in animals suggest that brown seaweed, or wakame, which is commonly used to flavor Asian soups and salads, contains a compound called fucoxanthin that promotes weight loss. Scientists found that fucoxanthin also has anti-diabetes effects, promoting the synthesis of DHA-- an important fatty acid found in fish oil supplements-- in the liver. Prior studies have shown that fucoxanthin also helps promote the death of human prostate cancer cells in culture.
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