Blood sugar · Nigeria
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Reaching for another bottle of malt or a second plate of jollof every afternoon? GlucoSync puts seven Ayurvedic herbs in each capsule, from 100 mg gymnema to 30 mg amla. Take one or two before your main meals, twice a day. Request a call and pay the rider.
Gymnema sylvestre, at 100 mg, is the leaf herb traditionally taken when sugary foods keep calling.
Bitter gourd, fenugreek and jamun are food plants long associated with balanced eating of starchy meals.
Kino tree, barberry and amla complete the list, so the day needs one routine instead of seven separate products.
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I teach primary school in Port Harcourt and by 3 pm I was raiding the staff room for biscuits and soft drinks. My brother had been using GlucoSync and sent me the bottle details.
Now I take it before lunch and dinner, and I carry groundnuts instead of biscuits. The afternoon pull is much milder than it was.
C— Chinedu N., 49, Port Harcourt
Seven plants from the Ayurvedic tradition, each with its weight on the label, led by gymnema.
climbing-vine leaf that people take to quiet the pull of sweet things
Momordica fruit, a bitter vegetable of Asian cooking
Pterocarpus heartwood used in classic Ayurvedic blends
dark fruit of Syzygium cumini, a staple of balance formulas
fibre-rich seed that spices many starchy dishes
shrub root bark, a natural source of berberine
Indian gooseberry, a tart fruit naturally rich in vitamin C
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Neither alone: it goes before your two main meals, so lunch and dinner suit most people. Drink it with water, 30 minutes ahead.
Speak to your doctor first. Several herbs here act on blood sugar, so never stop or swap prescribed treatment, and keep testing as before.
Space them 60 to 90 minutes away from GlucoSync. Barberry can interact with some medicines, so list your products for your doctor.
It is for adults only, not for children, and not for pregnant or breastfeeding women. Stop two weeks before any planned surgery.
Just your name and phone number. No ATM card, no account details.
The supplier's agent checks your address, agrees the number of packs and fixes a delivery day with you.
Give the rider cash on delivery, after the parcel is in your hands.
