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Abdominal obesity In a 12-month clinical trial published in 2010, which involved 404 HIV-infected patients with excess abdominal fat, the group that received 2mg of tesamorelin per day saw an 18% decrease in visceral fat compared to placebo.9 There are two things to note in order to appreciate the full scope of these findings: Visceral fat (i.e., fat accumulation around the abdominal organs) is famously stubborn and cant be burned selectively through exercise
Extra vitamin C can turn into a substance called oxalate (a waste product that the body gets rid of through urine), which can build up in the kidneys and cause stones, especially in people with kidney disease
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