Have you heard of Sensa or ever tried it yourself?

If you haven’t it’s the new weight loss tools that’s sweeping across the U.S.

The scientific principle behind “Sensa” is remarkably simple. You may recall learning in biology class that smell and taste are connected. By enhancing smell (sensory input), Sensa “Tastants” help to enable the brain-stomach connection and trigger the “feel full” signal.

Although many people think the feeling of hunger or fullness comes from your stomach, it is actually governed by the satiety center in your brain?

When Sensa Tastants are sprinkled on food, it triggers this satiety center, so you feel satisfied with less food.

You may wonder if other than altering the smell of the food, does it do anything else to the food? Apart from enhacing smell the sprinkles don’t have a taste or noticeable odor. Many of the ingredients are found in common food items, like jarred baby foods, yogurts and salad dressings.

Is It Sensa Hard To Use?

The diet guidelines are explained in an easy-to-read format to help patients determine which foods and drugs are okay and which should be avoided during the testing period.

Are There Any Side Effects?

Some of the common side effects experienced include upset stomach, vomiting, diarrhea and hives. People without known allergies have also experienced some of these side effects while using Sensa, while others reported side effects that included gas and loose bowel movements.

Sensa is not meant for long-term use, and is typically discontinued after six months. Two shakers together make up a 30-days supply of Sensa. Each month the system contains a different proprietary blend of Tastants so your body doesn’t become resistant and the effects wearing off.

While Sensa may help some people curb their overeating and thus lose weight, it would be interesting also to see the research on Sensa users success at maintaining their weight loss after a year or so.

For best results you’ll probably need to take a closer look at what you eat and make some healthier improvements. This way healthier eating habits can take shape which can lead to better weight control.

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Could an injection overtake gastric surgery as a way of losing weight? While lap band procedures and other types of surgery are being hailed as a possible breakthrough to losing weight, there are some risks to having this type of surgery.

And because of these doctors and surgeons are now looking for less invasive types of surgery for weight loss and are now are reducing the size and types of incisions they now have to make, but could a simple injection be the new step forward in the fight against obesity?

According to new study in the journal “Nature Chemical Biology” this could be the new way weight loss procedures may now go. Researchers founds in a study at the Chemistry Department at Indiana University that if they injected rodents with 2 natural hormones they could reduce body weight by 25% and decrease body fat by 42%.

The natural hormones, glucagon and glucagon like peptide-1 (GLP-1), were injected weekly over the period of a month, and found to help the rodents to go from double their size to their normal body weight. Richard DiMarchi, lead author of the rodent study said that they now have found the proven ability of two hormones to stop appetite and use more calories.

But, unfortunately while all this may sound like great new for everyone suffering with obesity, it could 10 more years before an FDA drug is approved. Until then, the best ways to control your body weight is to watch what you eat and try to find that you get some type of fat burning exercise into your day.