Phytoceutical-based Traditional Weight Loss Strategies for Management of Body Recomposition: Common Misconceptions and Novel Technological Breakthroughs

Author:

Bagchi Debasis12,Downs Bernard W.3,Bagchi Manashi4,Banik Samudra P.5,Kushner Steve6,Morrison Bruce7,Chakraborty Sanjoy8,HessoN Stephen9

Affiliation:

1. College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Texas Southern University Houston TX USA debasisbagchi@gmail.com

2. Department of Biology, College of Arts and Sciences Adelphi University Garden City NY USA

3. Victory Nutrition International, Inc. Department of R&D Bonita Springs FL USA

4. Dr. Herbs LLC Concord CA USA

5. Department of Microbiology Maulana Azad College Kolkata India

6. ALM R&D Oldsmar FL USA

7. Morrison Family and Sports Medicine Huntingdon Valley PA USA

8. Department of Biological Sciences New York City College of Technology/CUNY Brooklyn NY USA

9. PFHIX Inc. Neenah WI USA

Abstract

The prevalence of obesity has increased unprecedentedly from 30.5% to 42.4% over the last two decades. Indigenous knowledge and scientific explorations have led to the development of quite a few phytochemicals as dietary supplements for its effective management. However, most of them have been rendered ineffective for long-term weight management due to poor bioavailability. Several studies have also indicated the need for regular exercise to complement the action of these bioactives. However, in spite of all meaningful endeavours for assuring effective body recomposition, the trajectory of obesity had never declined. This chapter provides a fresh update of the prevailing weight loss myths and misconceptions which have thwarted the effective management of obesity. Additionally, a novel stimulant and sugar free bioencapsulated formulation of phytoceuticals is discussed which has the potential to curb obesity and ensure a holistic solution for the well-being of the body.

Publisher

The Royal Society of Chemistry

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