

Having bingo wings is not fun. And lots of nutrition companies know this. Thus, the market is flooded with sleeveless snake oil that really doesn’t help.
However, there are certain supplements that can make your bingo wing mission easier. Now they won’t do all the work for you, but they will lighten the load.
So without further ado, here are some supplements that DO help:
1. Yerba mate. The granddaddy of all teas, yerba mate is probably the most powerful tea money can buy. It will knock out cravings and elevate energy for up to an entire day. Proceed with caution, however, because too much will prevent you from sleeping.
2. Loose leaf dragon well. Loose leaf dragon well tea does a great job at providing controlled increases in energy while improving mood. I strongly recommend that you stay away from bagged tea as it’s not as strong and is usually of a lower quality.
3. Proteoglycan pills. In other words, glucosamine sulfate. It does a moderately well job at preserving your joints. And joint preservation should be top priority because once your joints give out, you can’t get them back.
4. Energy bars. Whole food will always be better than any type of processed food, including bars. Having said that, bars serve their purpose in emergency situations. After all, it’s better to have a bar instead of starving.
5. Fish oil. This supplement is a little tricky. You see, many companies do not list EPA and DHA content, and many people take too much fish oil. All you need is 3 grams. Have more and you risk damaging your heart.
Now please understand that supplements will not do all the bingo wing work for you. They can help, but they won’t burn the arm fat without effort on your part. So please take supplements with a grain of salt and understanding. The best way to lose arm fat is by controlling insulin and working out very hard.
Regarded author, Katherine Crawford MS, a Harvard exercise physiologist and recent arm fat victim, is an expert on arm exercises for women. Figure out how to get toned arms now by visiting her website on flabby arms.