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INTRODUCING ...

Adaphyte™

A Revolutionary extract that is changing the way people address the metabolic process and unhealthy fat!

Introducing Adaphyte™

What Is Adaphyte™?

Adaphyte™ is made from the hops plant using a special patent-pending process. This process creates a powerful extract called Mature Hops Extracts (MHE). Adaphyte™ promotes natural fat-burning in the body by activating Brown Adipose Tissue (BAT), which increases the body's thermogenic response. This all-natural extract has no color or taste and can be added to any liquid, including drinks with alcohol.

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No Harmful Side Affects

Adaphyte™ is different from prescription drugs because it is made from all-natural ingredients. It comes from the hops flower and is used as a dietary or nutritional supplement. It has no observed side effects, does not contain caffeine or any other stimulant, and is gluten-free. Adaphyte™ is safe, effective, and plant derived.

What is Adaphyte?

Where Does It Come From?

Mature Hops Extracts (MHE) and Mature Hops Bitter Acids (MHBA) have been used for centuries and are widely known to offer many health benefits.

Adaphyte™
is a unique, isolated and standardized extract of hops that……

has never before been used in any form of nutritional supplement. It is significantly more potent, bio-available, and effective than the other forms of MHE's and MHBA's known and studied for decades.

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The Science

Recently, scientists have developed a way to extract components of hops that may help prevent weight gain and promote fat/weight loss. With their new patent-pending extraction process they have created a proprietary Mature Hops Extracts (MHE), called Adaphyte™. This process actually makes the active ingredients of the hops extract stronger and potentially more effective at promoting fat-burning and healthy weight management. 

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The scientists who developed Adaphyte™ were able to further develop a process that reduced the costs and reduced the significant bitterness so that Adaphyte™ in an effective dose when mixed with beverages does not change the taste of the beverage. Previous researchers have used a thermal oxidation process that requires extended time and may not achieve complete oxidation. The Adaphyte™ process achieves almost complete conversion very rapidly with no adverse byproducts.

Research has clearly shown that “bitter acids” from hops can cause weight loss in obese humans when taken daily. Blood, urine, and blood pressure tests done throughout the study showed no significant differences from normal values. Both the active compound and the placebo compound groups reported minor gastrointestinal and upper respiratory side effects but the placebo group had a few more side effects than the test group.

Further analysis of the subjects in that study showed that with the addition of light exercise (walking more steps daily), even more fat could be lost.


References:


Matured hop extract reduces body fat in healthy, overweight humans per a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled parallel group study.


Additional Studies:


Adaphyte™ and the Prevention of Weight Gain Sidney W. Bondurant, MDSenior Medical Officer

Phytogenica™, LLC

April 12, 2023

According to a research review paper published in 2021 in the Scientific Journal, Nutrients, “Alcohol is energy-dense, elicits weak satiety responses relative to solid food, inhibits dietary fat oxidation, and may stimulate food intake. It has, therefore, been proposed as a contributor to weight gain and obesity.”

(1) Another research paper in the journal Critical Reviews in Clinical Lab Science 2005 provides, “The experimental metabolic evidence suggests that the consumption of moderate amounts of alcohol has to be accounted for in the energy-balance equation and may represent a risk factor for the development of a positive energy balance and thus weight gain.”

(2) Scientists have long searched for a safe and effective way to prevent weight gain and/ or promote weight loss. Although many medications have been developed to address these issues, almost all have significant limitations in the form of side effects and/or high cost. One food additive that has been used safely for many centuries does have the ability to prevent weight gain and promote weight loss but because of its bitter taste it has has had limited practical use. That additive is hops (Humulus lupus) which are added during the production of beer for flavor, aroma, and slight bitterness. Notably, the amount of the hops added to beer does not have anywhere near a high enough concentration to be effective in preventing weight gain.

In recent years, scientists have isolated a component of hops that prevents weight gain and promotes weight loss. This component is called “bitter acids.” By oxidizing the “bitter acids” in a unique way, proprietary way, the scientists were able to produce a sub-component of the “bitter acids” that concentrates their weight preventing properties.

This patent-pending compound was named, Adaphyte™. The scientists were able to further develop a process that reduced the costs and reduced the significant bitterness so that Adaphyte™ is an effective dose for for limiting weight gain when mixed with an alcoholic beverage, and its taste is virtually undetectable.  Previous researchers have used a thermal oxidation process that requires extended time and may not achieve complete oxidation. The Adaphyte™ patent-pending process achieves complete conversion very rapidly without using harmful or toxic solvents. 

The facility used to develop and manufacture Adaphyte™ has FDA certificates for both Good Laboratory Practice and Good Manufacturing Practice.


Methods
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Forty-four subjects, male and female aged 21 to below 55 years who considered themselves “normal and healthy” but were considered to be moderate to heavy alcoholic beverage drinkers (consuming an average of 9 to 18 alcoholic beverages within a 72 hour period beginning on Friday and ending on Sunday consecutively for 6-weeks) were randomly assigned to two groups.

During a 6-week ingestion period, the subjects in each group were asked to add 1.2 ml of test-supplement to their first alcoholic drink of each day beginning on Friday and ending on Sunday, either containing Adaphyte™ (75 mg concentrated oxidized hops compounds in an aqueous solution) i.e. the active ingredient, or a placebo aqueous solution without Adaphyte™. The primary endpoint was the prevention of weight gain and/or promotion of weight loss as determined by scales after adding Adaphyte™ to subjects’ first alcoholic beverage for three consecutive days (Friday through Sunday) for 6 weeks.

All subjects were instructed to not change their dietary patterns, daily activities, or exercise habits during the study. 

Three subjects did not complete the study. Two in the active group developed COVID-19 during the study and one in the placebo group was unable to complete the weighing schedule.

Subject selection and data collection were done by an independent contract research company, and Adaphyte™ employees had no input other than furnishing the test product and placebo. With the exception of “excessive alcohol-drinking behavior” the research company used the criteria described by Morimoto-Kobayashi to select “normal healthy” subjects. Labeling for the test product and placebo plus retention of the identifying “key” was done at the manufacturing laboratory, which was also independent of the research company and Adaphyte™ employees. Data analysis was done by a PhD level mathematician with experience in medical statistics who is not associated with the contract research company or Adaphyte™. The independent contract research company and mathematician were compensated by Adaphyte™ at their standard rates for conducting the study.

Results:

Over the six week study all of the subjects who used Adaphyte™ lost weight except for one subject whose weight was unchanged. The average weight loss was 2.50 pounds. In the Adaphyte™ group, the amount of weight loss was highly significant with a p value of <0.000000005. In the placebo group, there were ten who gained weight, one who lost weight, and nine whose weight did not change. In the placebo group the weight changes showed a weight increase of an average of 1.29 pounds. This placebo group weight increase was statistically significant with a p value of <0.001. Data analysis was done using Microsoft Excel.

None of the subjects in either group reported any side effects or other illnesses except for the two subjects who developed COVID-19.

Conclusions:

Although this small study of 41 participants would be classified as a proof of concept study, other larger studies have previously confirmed weight losses when mature hops bitter acids were used on a daily basis for twelve weeks.

(3) Our study shows evidence that using Adaphyte™ only on days of higher than normal ethanol intake over a period of six weeks not only prevents weight gain, but also result in weight loss.

References:

(1)  https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34578805/

(2)  https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16047538/

(3)  https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4784395

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Below, please find several THIRD-PARTY reports and studies related to the "isolated, standardized" element related to Adaphyte™.

Adaphyte Information

http://whatisadaphyte.com/

Nutrition Journal (Japanese Study):  Published March 2016

https://nutritionj.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12937-016-0144-2

PubMed #1

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34578805/

PubMed #2

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16047538/

Plos One

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0131042

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER:

These THIRD-PARTY references are provided for educational and informational purposes only and are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something learned with this presentation.

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