Normally the body uses carbohydrates (stored as glycogen in the liver), as the preferred fuel for exercise. Only when those stores run dry, fat metabolised as a source of energy, which makes you lose weight. But researchers at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra found that substances in caffeine triggered the muscles to use fat to fuel exercise instead of the usual carbohydrate stores.
They also found athletes who were given caffeine showed that they could exercise up to 30 per cent longer than those without the stimulant and perform up to 3.5 per cent beyond their normal capacity.
The fat-metabolising effect was discovered during research on sports performance. Researchers found that cyclists who sipped flat cola or coffee while riding were able to keep pedalling for longer and faster than those who drank water. So those sessions at the gym won’t be in vain gaining the body of an Adonis isn’t far out of reach with Co-Go here to help.
… just another reason we love coffee.
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