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19th December 2015
12:51pm GMT

According to Cosmopolitan, researchers divided mice into two packs.
One were given a standard diet, and the other were given a standard diet, and then drank water with agavins added.
The researchers noted that the mice with the added water not only ended up eating less overall, they also had lower blood sugar than the mice who consumed their regular diets.
For the more complicated, but interesting fact, researchers also noted that the mice consuming agavins also produced a hormone called GLP-1, which keeps the stomach feeling fuller for longer.
It also produces insulin, which could help in treating people with type-2 diabetes or struggling with weight loss.
So once it’s not followed by an array of cocktails, or a stop off in the chipper, it seems one or two little shots won’t kill you.
They might actually help you with some long-term plans.
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