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Old November 23rd, 2004, 08:59 AM
Martin W. Smith
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I don't know if this stuff is only available in the EU or not.

http://www.coffeeslender.com/

It is instant coffee made from green coffee beans. The chemistry is
such that it has the effect of stabilizing the blood sugar and holding
it steady at the desired low level for eliminating hunger pangs and
craving and hence for aiding weight loss.

I've only been drinking it for a few days, but it certainly seems to
be working, at least with respect to eliminating hunger pangs and
cravings. On the container it says this:

"CoffeeSlender is a patented nutritional supplementdeveloped in
Norway. CoffeeSlender contains high quality coffee and the unique
extract called Svetol.

"This extract is based on green coffee beans and through advanced
methods of extraction is concentrated and purified. Svetol contains
large amounts of active ingrediaents. Medical studies show that use of
CoffeeSlender results in reduced blood glucose and weight reduction."

Well, that last sentence is badly worded. I haven't been using it long
enough to say anything about weight reduction, but it does seem to be
squelching my craving for cookies. And the part about "high quality"
coffee is a bit misleading. As instant coffees go, this one isn't as
good as Nescafe, but it's not bad.

I don't know if it's available outside the EU yet or not.

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Old November 23rd, 2004, 09:05 AM
Martin W. Smith
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Martin W. Smith wrote:

I don't know if this stuff is only available in the EU or not.

http://www.coffeeslender.com/

It is instant coffee made from green coffee beans. The chemistry is
such that it has the effect of stabilizing the blood sugar and holding
it steady at the desired low level for eliminating hunger pangs and
craving and hence for aiding weight loss.

I've only been drinking it for a few days, but it certainly seems to
be working, at least with respect to eliminating hunger pangs and
cravings. On the container it says this:

"CoffeeSlender is a patented nutritional supplementdeveloped in
Norway. CoffeeSlender contains high quality coffee and the unique
extract called Svetol.

"This extract is based on green coffee beans and through advanced
methods of extraction is concentrated and purified. Svetol contains
large amounts of active ingrediaents. Medical studies show that use of
CoffeeSlender results in reduced blood glucose and weight reduction."

Well, that last sentence is badly worded. I haven't been using it long
enough to say anything about weight reduction, but it does seem to be
squelching my craving for cookies. And the part about "high quality"
coffee is a bit misleading. As instant coffees go, this one isn't as
good as Nescafe, but it's not bad.

I don't know if it's available outside the EU yet or not.


I should add that it is expensive. I paid about $57 for 200g,
supposedly enough for one month.

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Old November 24th, 2004, 12:45 AM
Diane Ball
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I bought a box of green tea bags - but no where on the box does it say
whether there is caffeine or not in it. Does anyone know if green tea
normally does or does not have caffeine?
Diane


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Old November 24th, 2004, 12:45 AM
Diane Ball
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I bought a box of green tea bags - but no where on the box does it say
whether there is caffeine or not in it. Does anyone know if green tea
normally does or does not have caffeine?
Diane


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Old November 24th, 2004, 01:39 AM
FOB
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Yes, it does, but less than black tea or coffee.

Caffeine content per 8-ounce serving
Beverage; milligrams

Coffee, Drip; 115-175
Coffee, Brewed; 80-135
Coffee, Espresso; (2 ounces)100
Coffee, Instant; 65-100
Tea, iced; 47
Tea, brewed, imported brands (avg.); 60
Tea, brewed, U.S. brands (avg.); 40
Tea, instant; 30
Tea, green; 15
Hot cocoa; 14
Coffee, Decaf, brewed; 3-4
Coffee, Decaf, instant; 2-3


In ,
Diane Ball stated
| I bought a box of green tea bags - but no where on the box does it say
| whether there is caffeine or not in it. Does anyone know if green tea
| normally does or does not have caffeine?
| Diane


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Old November 24th, 2004, 01:39 AM
FOB
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Yes, it does, but less than black tea or coffee.

Caffeine content per 8-ounce serving
Beverage; milligrams

Coffee, Drip; 115-175
Coffee, Brewed; 80-135
Coffee, Espresso; (2 ounces)100
Coffee, Instant; 65-100
Tea, iced; 47
Tea, brewed, imported brands (avg.); 60
Tea, brewed, U.S. brands (avg.); 40
Tea, instant; 30
Tea, green; 15
Hot cocoa; 14
Coffee, Decaf, brewed; 3-4
Coffee, Decaf, instant; 2-3


In ,
Diane Ball stated
| I bought a box of green tea bags - but no where on the box does it say
| whether there is caffeine or not in it. Does anyone know if green tea
| normally does or does not have caffeine?
| Diane


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Old November 24th, 2004, 03:31 AM
Skinny
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Different caffeine drinks (even unsweetend) are said to have different
effects on Blood Glucose and insulin issues, tho different studies find
different results.


Skinny
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On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 01:39:52 GMT, FOB wrote:

Yes, it does, but less than black tea or coffee.

Caffeine content per 8-ounce serving
Beverage; milligrams

Coffee, Drip; 115-175
Coffee, Brewed; 80-135
Coffee, Espresso; (2 ounces)100
Coffee, Instant; 65-100
Tea, iced; 47
Tea, brewed, imported brands (avg.); 60
Tea, brewed, U.S. brands (avg.); 40
Tea, instant; 30
Tea, green; 15
Hot cocoa; 14
Coffee, Decaf, brewed; 3-4
Coffee, Decaf, instant; 2-3


In ,
Diane Ball stated
| I bought a box of green tea bags - but no where on the box does it say
| whether there is caffeine or not in it. Does anyone know if green tea
| normally does or does not have caffeine?
| Diane

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Old November 24th, 2004, 03:31 AM
Skinny
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Different caffeine drinks (even unsweetend) are said to have different
effects on Blood Glucose and insulin issues, tho different studies find
different results.


Skinny
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On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 01:39:52 GMT, FOB wrote:

Yes, it does, but less than black tea or coffee.

Caffeine content per 8-ounce serving
Beverage; milligrams

Coffee, Drip; 115-175
Coffee, Brewed; 80-135
Coffee, Espresso; (2 ounces)100
Coffee, Instant; 65-100
Tea, iced; 47
Tea, brewed, imported brands (avg.); 60
Tea, brewed, U.S. brands (avg.); 40
Tea, instant; 30
Tea, green; 15
Hot cocoa; 14
Coffee, Decaf, brewed; 3-4
Coffee, Decaf, instant; 2-3


In ,
Diane Ball stated
| I bought a box of green tea bags - but no where on the box does it say
| whether there is caffeine or not in it. Does anyone know if green tea
| normally does or does not have caffeine?
| Diane

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Old November 24th, 2004, 04:52 AM
Liberal
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"Diane Ball" wrote
I bought a box of green tea bags - but no where on the box does it say
whether there is caffeine or not in it. Does anyone know if green tea
normally does or does not have caffeine?
Diane

You can get caffeine free green tea, just check for that designation. I
bought some fantastic Candy Cane Lane Holiday Decaf Green Tea made by
Celestial Seasonings. 0 carbs, lovely peppermint flavor and tastes like a
warm candy cane. I added a half pkg of Splenda to mine, very yummy!


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Old November 24th, 2004, 09:42 AM
Lybbe
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On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 00:45:44 GMT, "Diane Ball"
wrote:

I bought a box of green tea bags - but no where on the box does it say
whether there is caffeine or not in it. Does anyone know if green tea
normally does or does not have caffeine?
Diane

Unless it says it's decaffeinated - it isn't.

Lybbe
Highest Weight - 308
Started Bernstein Diet October 2, 2004 - 243.0
Today's weight - 215.5
Goal - 150

 




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