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Organic products from plants, in a choice of the form of crude extracts or purified phytochemicals, are shown to have anti-obesogenic properties and are generally thought to be nontoxic and cost-effective when compared with synthetic options. These plant products combat obesity by focusing on various pathways and/or regulatory functions intricately linked to obesity. Their mechanisms of action feature inhibition of pancreatic lipase activities, an increase in energy spending, appetite legislation, lipolytic
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