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ShipShape TM
ARK 5 – INFERNO TM
THE FAT ANTAGONIZER!
The science behind the Product
By Chief Executive Scientist, Dr. Jeff Golini
ShipShapeTM Fat Antagonizer (Ark 5 – Inferno) is a completely unique innovation in weight control and burning fat. Just as with The ShipShape Shake (Ark 4 – Super Ark Food), it has taken over 7 years of scientific research and testing to develop from concept to finished product. Designed for weight control, Ark 5 – Inferno is a capsule that burns fat in the body and disperses it into the system to be used as energy. This ground breaking exclusive product is arguably the most affective and innovative fat burning weight control product that has ever been developed in the industry.
However, this ShipShape Fat Antagonizer capsule contains a magic ingredient that is completely unique and combined with an exclusive formulation makes up a fat burner for weight control that is totally exclusive to Arkworld International and burns fat away unlike anything else on the market today.
This patent pending magical ingredient is called Lyzme5®. So what exactly is Lyzme5® and how does the ShipShape Fat Antagonizer work?
Well, let’s take a look at the history and science behind this product, fat burning in general and this ground breaking magical ingredient in more detail...
History
The human body is composed of carbon, water, oxygen and nitrogen that is assembled and organized into infinite structural complexities. Of all our body’s complexities, seemingly simple fat is indispensable to life itself. It alone is responsible for compartmentalizing cells and organs, as well as insulating our neural network and preventing a biological ‘short circuit’. In other words, humans are essentially kept alive by fats.
Lipids (fats) are essential for life support. Lipids provide biological energy to burn, protect internal
organs, aide in nutrient absorption, and are the starting material for hormones and some vitamins. Lipids can be simple or complex. They come in a variety of forms, and are generally categorized into several families as fats, oils, phospholipids, sterols, triglycerides or waxes. All lipids share the same trait of insolubility in water and soluble in numerous organic solvents.
While a physical description of the lipid diversities is beyond the scope of this report, several members of two very important lipid families – the simple lipid cholesterol (high density lipoproteins [HDL], low density lipoproteins [LDL], and related fatty acids), and triglycerides – a complex lipid, have been linked to an ever increasing list of health concerns.
Good lipids gone ‘bad’
While the liver is capable of synthesizing essential lipid complexes from plant matter, humans usually overload this natural process by indulging in excesses of commercially available fats.
There are predominantly four types of fats in the foods. Saturated and trans fats (both of which are undesirable because of the way they are conjugated during absorption and metabolism) have been shown to raise low density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol (‘bad cholesterol’) levels in the blood; monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats are not identified by our metabolic processes in the same manner, and do not appear to negatively impact LDL when consumed in moderation.
Excess calories (from fats, carbohydrates, and protein [to a lesser degree]) are all stored as fat (adipose tissue). The cycle of Hyperlipidemia (elevated serum cholesterol) begins with the synthesis of bile acid in the liver, from existing cholesterol, in response to choleric intake. As intake increases, more bile acid is produced. This material functions like an organic ‘soap’, forming a protective envelope around otherwise insoluble food fats (saturated and excess unsaturated fats), permitting digestion and metabolism. At the end of the cycle (in the ileum of the small intestine) they are ‘uncoupled’ (deconjugated) reabsorbed and recycled. This action increases the total amount of free cholesterol in the blood plasma. Storing of energy reserves
is a body’s survival mechanism. Excess carbohydrates (simple/complex sugars) and protein not burned are primarily converted to triglycerides and stored in fats cells. Excess of triglycerides in the plasma is called hypertriglyceridemia and is also linked to the occurrence of coronary artery disease.
Metabolic Syndrome, Hyperlipidemia and heart disease
Metabolic syndrome has a significant negative impact on morbidity and mortality. 25% of the adult population in the U.S., including as many as 60% of obese individuals, are reported to have Metabolic Syndrome. Elevated blood cholesterol (LDL and triglycerides) levels initiate arteriosclerosis and (potentially) hypertension. While it is not a universal association, hyperlipidemia is most often observed in conjunction with being obese.
Data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) completed in 2001- 2004 showed that about two thirds of all adults in the United States were overweight and almost one-third were obese. According to a most recent cumulative study conducted by the CDC and NHANES, it was discovered that the number of cases of adult obesity has reached 68% (1). The CDC has estimated that obesity is fast approaching tobacco as the top underlying preventable cause of death in the USA. In 2000, poor diet including obesity and physical inactivity caused around 400,000 U.S. deaths, which is more than 16% of all deaths and the number two killer. That compares with 435,000 for tobacco or 18%, which is the top (self inflicted) underlying preventable killer.
In 2004, obesity mixed with inactivity increases the risks for the top two killers: all forms of cardiovascular disease (heart/disease and/or attack, cerebrovascular events – including stroke), and all forms of malignancies (2). As of 2004, the Journal of the American Medical Association listed ‘mistakes caused by the actions of health professionals’ the third leading cause of (preventable) death in the USA, beating out tobacco (3).
In addition, hyperlipidemia and obesity are strong risk factors for hypertension (today more than 50 million Americans have hypertension), diabetes, kidney disease, gastric related disease, gallbladder disease, osteoarthritis, sexual dysfunction (ED), sleep apnea and other breathing problems.
The Statin Drug paradox
Presently, the number one group of drugs for antilipidemic action are the Statin drugs. There is
considerable research that calls into question the metabolic friendliness of Statin drugs. This group of drugs, created approximately 20 years ago, acts by inhibiting 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl-Co enzyme (HMG-CoA reductase). This enzyme is related to production of cholesterol. As production declines, a deficit in the total cholesterol pool forms causing the body to draw on its lipid reserves. The Statin drugs also have a secondary effect acting as an anti-inflammatory agent.
Despite manufactures claims that HMG-CoA reductase inhibition is the primary reason for the
cardiovascular benefit, there is now a growing body of evidence to suggest that it is not the case (4). By blocking cholesterol synthesis, it directly causes the depletion of other key biological components downstream such as, ubiquinol (coenzyme Q10), creatin and phosphorylation of various lipids, and muscle enzymes. Persistent muscle pain and weakness are the signs and symptoms of statin actions on these pathways.
Label warnings for the most common statin drugs warns users of the most common side effects such as: unexplained muscle pain and weakness, headache, muscle aches, abdominal pain, muscle weakness, nausea, diarrhea, muscle inflammation leading to kidney failure, blurred vision, bleeding, dizziness, (etc..). Some researchers are now questioning the potential cognitive impact statins are having (Alzheimer's, dementia, and confusion), long and short term, due to direct inhibition of the brain’s glial cell synthesis of cholesterol (5-6).
The Need
If you do not want to take a drug, your current choices are slim. The dietary supplement industry is loaded with slick ads and unbelievable claims backed up by nothing but marketing. These products have been under the eye of the FDA for years and we have seen may false claim suites, products adulterated with drugs to increase the outcome and high dose recommendations resulting in health issues.
Arkworld’s manufacturer has been in the supplement business since 1985 and is the current leader in product development and innovation. Now designing state of the art products exclusively for Arkworld since 2005, the Arkworld manufacturer’s track record speaks for itself with cutting edge developments and exclusive formulations over the last decade that are scientifically years ahead of the competition, such as The Pink Drink (Ark 1), Micro (Ark 2), The Purple Pill (X-Cell – Ark 3) and now the ShipShape Weight Control product line including The ShipShape Shake (Ark 4 – Super Ark Food)
and The Fat Antagonizer (Ark 5 – Inferno).
Arkworld has the best scientific research team in the world dedicated to developing and marketing the best ingredients in the World to support President and Founder Mark Landon’s dream of improving the health and quality of life for people and making this a better a world to live in.
So with this in mind, let’s take a look The Fat Antagonizers (Ark 5 – Inferno) magic ingredient Lyzme5®
and the science behind it…
What is the ingredient Lyzme5®?
Design:
The compound, referred to as Lyzme5(R), has demonstrated the propensity (in previous studies) to be directly involved in the breakdown, lysis and elimination of food-derived fats as well as assisting in the reduction of liver-derived lipids. This is an exciting discovery, which will aid the body in lowering overall cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
Structural importance:
Lyzme5® can be classified as a unique trimethylated material. This compound’s unique trimethylated structure makes it highly important in methyl group metabolism. Many important chemical events in the body are made possible by the transfer of methyl groups. For example, genes can be switched on or off (methylation or de-methylation) in this way, and cells-to-cell communication (i.e. membrane receptor site activation/competition) can be carried out via methylation.
Functional mechanism:
Dietary lipids are transported to the liver by lipoproteins called chylomicrons. In the liver, fat and
cholesterol are packaged into lipoproteins called very low density lipoproteins (VLDL) for transport through the blood to the target tissues.
There are several mechanisms for Lyzme5®’s actions in the reduction of overall cholesterol. The first is the ability to reduce hepatic related lipids. Lyzme5(R) acts by interfering with hepatic storage and or lysis of lipids, assisting in ‘chaperoning’ lipid molecules from the liver, back into the blood stream. With an exercise program your body can now burn these lipids for energy, resulting in a reduction of body fat.
The second mechanism of cholesterol reduction is through inhibition of cholesterol synthesis in the liver. Lowering cholesterol in hyperlipidemic individual is the first step in slowing the development of coronary artery disease.
Summary
The ShipShape Fat Antagonizer (Ark 5 – Super Ark Food) is a fat burning capsule with an exclusive pioneering formulation unlike anything designed for weight control before. With a patented magic ingredient and a science years ahead of its time, the results and much needed help for those wishing to control or lose weight safely and effectively will be nothing short of amazing.
This makes Arkworlds ShipShape Fat Antagonizer (Ark 5 – Inferno) the most bio available and affective fat burner ever created, not only because of its magical pioneering ingredient but also as with the ShipShape Shake (Ark 4 – Super Ark Food) it deliveries the highest quality and absorbable nutrition at a cellular level into the body. The results speak for themselves!
The ShipShape Fat Antagonizer capsule – The most scientifically advanced weight control and fat burning capsule ever to be designed. Simply light years ahead of the competition!
Get into ShipShape and feel the difference!
This product is best used in conjunction with the ShipShape Meal Replacement Shake (Ark 4 –
Super Ark Food) as part of the ShipShape Weight Control Product Range.
Arkworld’s ShipShape Fat Antagonizer (Ark 5 – Inferno) with Lyzme5 is an exclusive formulation with national and International patents pending. ShipShape is a registered trademark of Arkworld.
All rights reserved.
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Literature Cited
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change since 2003—2004. NCHS data brief no 1. Hyattsville, MD: National Center for Health
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(2) National Vital Statistics Report, Volume 53, Number 5; October 2004.
(3) Journal Of The American Medical Association; Starfield,B; 284(4):483-485; 2000.
(4) Shovman. Immunol Res,25(3); 2002.
(5) Pfrieger. Science, 9 Nov, 2001.
(6) Muldoon. Am J Med, 108(7); 2000.