Blood sugar · Nigeria
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Soft drinks, puff-puff and the 4 pm craving all adding up? GlucoSync brings seven Ayurvedic herbs, 100 mg gymnema down to 30 mg amla, to go with a balanced diet. One or two capsules ahead of main meals. Share your number; cash goes to the rider at the door.
Seven herbal ingredients, with milligrams per capsule, topped by gymnema and bitter gourd.
leaf of a climbing vine whose gymnemic acids are linked to a dulled taste for sweetness
Momordica charantia, the bitter melon of Asian kitchens, used for glucose balance
heartwood of Pterocarpus marsupium, a long-time Ayurvedic herb for sugar balance
Syzygium cumini, a fruit whose seed is traditionally used in sugar care
a fibre-rich kitchen seed taken alongside starchy meals
a berberine-rich root bark and the vitamin C-rich gooseberry
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Gymnema, 100 mg a capsule, is a vine leaf whose gymnemic acids are linked to a muted taste of sweetness.
Bitter gourd, kino and jamun are classic Ayurvedic plants taken to keep blood sugar balanced after meals.
Capsules go down half an hour before the main meals, so the routine follows your day.
Take it before your two biggest meals, whenever those fall. For most people that is before lunch and before dinner.
Several of the herbs act on blood glucose, so speak to your doctor first, keep testing, and never stop prescribed treatment.
Yes, with a gap of 60 to 90 minutes. Because barberry may interact with medicines, let your doctor see the label.
GlucoSync is for adults. It is not recommended for children, or for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.
5/5
I manage a pharmacy-supplies store in Enugu and tea breaks always came with biscuits. My brother in Lagos had been taking GlucoSync and passed me a bottle.
Two capsules before lunch and dinner, and I swapped the biscuits for groundnuts. The craving that hit me every afternoon has quietened.
E— Emeka N., 52, Enugu
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