Kola NutKola Nut
According to recent studies by various
scientists, Kola nut extract make a number of open
neurotoxicological signs in a male albino rats. After eighteen
weeks oral management of Kola nut extract to the rats,
scientists observed that there is an increment in the total
weight of the liver, kidney, brain and testis and the total
weight of the body is reduced.
It only induced the activity of beta
glucuronidase and beta galactosidase. Due to Kola nut extract
intake the levels of serum phosphomonoesterases and entire
cholesterol were significantly improved.
Kola nuts are the seed pods of number of
evergreen trees or plants that are native to Africa. Height of
the kola nut trees is as tall as eighteen meters (sixty feet)
above the ground. Cola nuts is the another name of Kola
nuts.
Most common species found in Africa are
scientifically named as Sterculiaceae cola Vera. They are very
commonly found in western Africa and the Atlantic coast area of
Central Africa.
In regions of Western Africa, Kola nuts are
very important for many African societies. In various parts of
African and American tropics, Kola nuts are manufactured
commercially. Generally it is known as an ingredient in cola
beverages in various parts of the world (outside of
Africa).
According to some previous evidence about kola
nuts, Africans (in West Africa) were the first to make kola
drink by mixed dry kola nuts with water. But now home made Kola
drinks are very rarely found in Africa.
However store bought kola drinks are very
popular. In late 1800 the production of kola drinks was
officially started. In European countries and North America
kola nut extract have become very popular as a supplement.
Kola nuts works as a stimulant as it is full of
caffeine. Most of the people use kola nuts extract to reduce
tiredness and hunger, aid digestion, and some believe it may
also act as an aphrodisiac although there is no proof of this
claim. The stimulant effect of kola nut extract is very similar
to a mug of strong coffee or tea.
Though Kola nuts works as a stimulant – there
are some side effects of taking Kola nut extract in heavy
quantity.
More than one hundred reports have been
received by Food & Drug Administration (FDA) of injuries
and adverse reactions by the product produced with the use Kola
nut extract.
The FDA and outside medical experts have
determined there are side effects of Kola nut extract and have
issued a warning against using Kola nut extract in heavy
quantity.
A better supplement for energy and to suppress
appetite is bee pollen. The product we use and trust is
Xtend-Life natural bee pollen capsules. There are
many athletes that use bee pollen for energy and weight
loss. Some people are allergic to any kind of pollen so be
sure to talk to your doctor before trying bee pollen.
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diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate or prevent any disease. All
information here is intended for general knowledge only and is
not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for specific
medical conditions. You should seek prompt medical care for any
specific health issues and consult your physician before
starting any new supplement, diet or fitness
regimen.
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