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☆ Dakota Johnson's personal trainer shares the supplements he takes, used to take, and would never take
  + stars: | 2024-03-31 | by ( Rachel Hosie | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +7 min
He shared the five supplements he takes and those would never take with Business Insider. AdvertisementA top personal trainer who works with celebrities including Dakota Johnson shared the five supplements he takes every day with Business Insider. AdvertisementWorthington also avoids anything that claims to counteract blood sugar spikes. "Firstly, blood sugar spikes are a perfectly natural and essential part of metabolism," he said. "Wanting to eat food without elevating blood sugar is a little like hoping to exercise without elevating heart rate and blood pressure.
Persons: Luke Worthington, Worthington, —, Dakota Johnson, Naomi Campbell, Jodie Comer, Luke Worthington Worthington, Rhiannon Lambert, I'm, isn't, Sophie Medlin, Katey Davidson Organizations: Business, Service, American Medical Association Locations: London, thermogenesis, cayenne
☆ A starch supplement was linked to weight loss in a study. The same substance is found in leftover pasta.
  + stars: | 2024-02-27 | by ( Rachel Hosie | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +3 min
Taking a resistant starch supplement before meals has been linked to weight loss in a small study. AdvertisementAfter a four-week break, participants were given sachets containing regular starch and asked to do the same for another eight weeks. AdvertisementStool samples taken during the study suggested that the resistant starch helped levels of several bacterial species in the participants' guts to increase. AdvertisementResistant starch converts into sugar more slowly than regular starch and means the carbs' fiber content is higher. However, more resistant starch isn't necessarily beneficial for everyone — those with irritable bowel syndrome sometimes find that it leads to bloating and discomfort, McManamon said.
Persons: —, Rhiannon Lambert, Rebecca McManamon, Lambert, McManamon Organizations: Service, British Dietetic Association, New
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