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Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA) is a naturally occurring
fatty acid found in dairy and beef, often used as a dietary supplement for
weight management and body composition improvement.
Description
What it is: A type of polyunsaturated Omega-6
fatty acid and a natural trans-fat found in ruminant meat and dairy.
How it works: It is believed to help burn fat by
increasing metabolic rate, reducing fat storage, and potentially reducing fat
cell size.
Forms: Sold mainly in capsule or liquid form,
with supplements often derived from safflower oil.
Usage & Benefits
Weight Loss: Primarily used to reduce body fat
mass, especially in the abdomen, while preserving lean muscle.
Bodybuilding: Used to improve muscle-to-fat
ratios during "cutting" phases.
General Health: May support immune function,
reduce inflammation, and help manage blood sugar levels.
Dosage: Common studies use 3–6 grams daily,
typically taken with meals