(Newswire.net — 17, May, 2013) Boston, MA — The latest article from eProbiotics.com is all about weight loss and how probiotics and the supplements will help with this. After research, scientists have found that hormones leptin and ghrelin send signals to the brain to signal hunger. When the level of good bacteria in the body is low, these hormones aren’t at the right level for the signals to work properly.
This new article covers how antibiotics – or more importantly the overuse of them – in Europe and North America are linked to these poor signals. Antibiotics lead to a lower level of probiotics in the body, especially the H. Pylori, which leads to a reduction in the leptin level in the body. This causes people to overeat and gain weight.
Previously, doctors have not paid much attention to the way that probiotics affect the health and function of the body. However, they have now realised that probiotics are directly linked to the immune system in a good way. 200 and more studies have shown that 170 health conditions and diseases, such as weight problems, can be cured/treated with probiotics.
In this article, the author talks about the weight loss study and explains how probiotics help in various cases, including after gastric bypass surgery where 15% of weight was lost. Probiotic supplements are also worthwhile for women a year after childbirth, where up to 25% of extra belly fat can be lost.
The research has concluded with how probiotics help with the digesting of food. Anything less than the 85:15 ratio recommended between good and bad bacteria causes problems with the digestive system, production of energy and motivation, which leads to trouble losing weight.
By supplementing the body with probiotics, more hormones that help with burning fat, like leptin and ghrelin, are produced. This helps improve weight loss efforts.
You can read the full article about how probiotics help with weight loss at http://eprobiotics.com/probiotics-for-weight-loss.
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