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Making a pill that can mimic the results of exercising and working out has been the goal of the diet industry for decades.\u00a0 Now, after many years of hard work, there may be a group of scientists that have made the biggest breakthrough the diet industry has ever seen with a substance called Resveratrol!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n
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You don\u2019t have to have a Ph.D. in biology to know that exercising is good for the human body.\u00a0 When a person exercises or works out they get the benefits of reducing or maintaining their body weight, keeping extra fat off so they look more attractive, minimizing their risk for heart disease, and having better overall health in general.\u00a0 I\u2019ll spare you anymore of my boring talk about the advantages of working out.<\/p>\n

But despite all of the numerous benefits that exercising provides a person, there are many who choose not to do it because of one big problem \u2013 It takes time! \u00a0In our extremely busy society some people just don\u2019t have half an hour to an hour to spare on hitting the weights or riding an exercise bike. \u00a0It\u2019s not that they want to be overweight slobs with no muscle mass whatsoever (although there are some lazy people who don\u2019t mind this), they are just too busy to do anything about it.<\/p>\n

And it\u2019s people like this that truly wish they could find fitness at the bottom of a supplement container or in the form of an oval-shaped pill.\u00a0 Even those who do exercise wouldn\u2019t mind cutting a few corners with the aid of a pill or something similar.\u00a0 After all, who wouldn\u2019t mind skipping a workout every now and then and simply taking a pill to make up for it?<\/p>\n

Well believe it or not, this seemingly far-fetched scenario may actually come to pass if what scientists from the Salk Institute and Howard Hughes Medical Center say is true.\u00a0 According to published reports by scientists, a drug called Resveratrol may be able to mimic the effects of exercising in humans.<\/p>\n

The study was released in a publication called \u201cCell Metabolism\u201d and told of how mice who were given the drug Resveratrol experienced tons of benefits that usually only come with exercising and eating right.\u00a0 The mice that were given the drug increased the quality of their health dramatically, burned calories even on high fat diets, had more limber muscles, and aged much better than the normal mice.<\/p>\n

Furthermore, the mice also melted fat way better than normal with Resveratrol and kept incredible stamina as they were able to run 70 percent farther and 68 percent longer (time wise) than the non-Resveratrol taking group.\u00a0 Basically, Resveratrol improved most physical aspects of the rodents\u2019 lives and also helped them to age quite gracefully in comparison to the other mice.<\/p>\n

Ron Evans, who was a co-author of the study, summed things up very nicely when he said, \u201cWe have exercise in a pill.\u00a0 With no exercise, you can take a drug and chemically mimic it.\u201d\u00a0 And a closer look at the study results definitely backed up what Evans said as it showed that the same cell-level changes that come with dieting and exercise were produced by Resveratrol.<\/p>\n

David Sinclair, who also co-authored the Resveratrol mice experiment, weighed in on the matter by saying,\u201d For the first time, we can mimic caloric restriction in an otherwise healthy animal.\u00a0 That\\'s been the goal of the field for decades. We didn\\'t know it was possible to let an animal eat whatever it wants, but still get the benefits. We now have evidence.\u201d<\/p>\n

Interestingly enough, the benefits of Resveratrol are not only exciting members of the public who are finding out about it but also those in and around the professional sports\u00a0\u00a0 world.\u00a0 Some people like Evans think that the drug may be utilized heavily by the athletic community in the future even though the drug is still unapproved the FDA and would therefore be illegal to use by pro athletes.<\/p>\n

And it\u2019s very interesting that a drug that has typically only been studied for its anti-aging effects in the past is now being considered as something that could give athletes a huge advantage in the field of competition.\u00a0 Because, as shown in the mice, Resveratrol was something that was almost always considered to help smooth over the aging process (but not extend it).<\/p>\n

However, the drug quickly shed its label as just an anti-aging drug during the trials in which it performed what could only be described as miracles on the mice \u2013 Especially in the area of running.\u00a0 Evans said so himself about the running aspect as he stated, \u201cHonestly, I just don\\'t know how that happens.\u00a0 Whether it would happen in a person, I don\\'t know.\u00a0 I think it\\'s a small miracle it happened at all.\u201d<\/p>\n

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But the thing to keep in mind about Resveratrol is that the miracles it performed were only in mice.\u00a0 And even though mice are often considered the perfect subjects for testing if something will work or not on humans due to their similar genetics and metabolism, they are not humans.\u00a0 There are no guarantees that Resveratrol will perform similar feats on humans.\u00a0 And there are especially no guarantees that Resveratrol will make it beyond the rigorous requirements that the FDA imposes on new drugs to make it through trials.<\/p>\n

Another man involved with the study in Rafael de Cabo seems to be very hopeful about the drug in terms of human usage and voiced his opinion by saying, \u201cThe mice had tremendous health benefits from taking Resveratrol.\u00a0 If any of those parameters translate to humans, it will be tremendous.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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