Avocatin B

Avocatin B exhibits anti-cancer properties in addition to its metabolic effects. Mice given Avocatin B lost weight and showed significantly improved type 2 diabetes markers. Humans given Avocatin B also lost weight, confirming results seen in animal models. Avocatin B was identified through Canadian research focused on its metabolic effects. Avocatin B promotes complete fatty acid oxidation, meaning fat is fully broken down rather than partially metabolized and stored. Avocatin B improves glucose tolerance, enhances insulin sensitivity, and decreases insulin resistance through the fatty acid oxidation pathway. Avocatin B is a fat molecule found exclusively in avocados and not in any other foods.