SLU-PP-332

Studied in the context of:

• Boosting metabolic rate dramatically for a short period (~90 minutes), meaning more calories burned and more fat metabolized during that time

• Improving insulin sensitivity, helping muscles uptake glucose more efficiently and lowering blood sugar levels

• Enhancing cellular respiration in muscle cells – essentially makes mitochondria burn fuel more efficiently and at a higher rate

• Providing an acute surge in energy and endurance (users feel an increase in stamina and less fatigue during cardio)

• Increasing cardiovascular endurance and performance (heart and muscles work more effectively under strain)

• Potential ancillary health benefits: good for heart health and kidney health (as per research on ERR agonists, which often show protective effects in these organs)

• Showing experimental anti-cancer activity, particularly in prostate cancer models, by catabolizing (breaking down) cancer cell energy pathways – though this is a very specific and ongoing area of research