Blood sugar · Nigeria
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Soft drinks at 3 pm, an extra scoop of rice at supper: if sweet things keep winning, this is a herbal capsule for adults watching their sugar intake. Seven Ayurvedic herbs, led by 100 mg gymnema. Order by phone and give the rider cash.
Gymnema leaf, at 100 mg per capsule, is the plant people take when they want less urge for sugary food and drinks.
Bitter gourd, fenugreek and jamun are long-used food plants of sugar-conscious cooking, here in a capsule taken before the main meal.
One or two capsules before lunch and supper in place of a shelf of separate herbs.
Each capsule holds seven Ayurvedic plants, with gymnema the largest share at 100 mg.
leaf of a climbing vine known in India as the plant that dulls the taste of sugar
the bitter Momordica fruit eaten as a vegetable across Asia and Africa
Pterocarpus heartwood, a regular in classic Ayurvedic balance blends
the dark Syzygium fruit, a traditional choice in sugar-conscious diets
the fibre-rich seed that flavours many curries and stews
a shrub whose root bark is a natural source of berberine
Indian gooseberry, tart and naturally rich in vitamin C
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The herbs are meant to be in place when food arrives, so take them about 30 minutes ahead of your two main meals, not after eating.
Keep 60 to 90 minutes between it and any other oral supplement. If you take diabetes medicine, tell your doctor first and keep up your usual testing.
Fenugreek is a legume and can trigger reactions in people allergic to peanuts or other legumes, so skip GlucoSync in that case.
It is for adults; the pack sets no minimum age beyond that. It is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women or for children.
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I work in an insurance office on Port Harcourt's Aba Road and a biscuit tin sat on my desk like a magnet. By four o'clock I would have emptied half of it.
My brother-in-law had been using GlucoSync and gave me a few capsules. I take one before lunch and one before supper, and I switched to unsweetened zobo. The tin lasts the week now.
I— Ifeanyi N., 52, Port Harcourt
Type your name and phone number, nothing more. No ATM card, no bank login.
On the phone the supplier confirms your address and quantity, then sets a delivery day that suits you.
The rider collects the Naira only when you are holding the parcel.
