Gymnema Sugar Destroyer- Choose Form

Scientific Name: Gymnema sylvestre

Origin: India

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Gymnema sylvestre is a woody climbing shrub that’s native to the tropical forests of India, Africa and Australia.

Reduces Blood Sugar

It’s also called gurmar, which is Hindi for “destroyer of sugar” 

Appetite suppressant/ Weight Loss

Gymnema sylvestre is an herb most commonly known for its anti-diabetic properties. However, it could also aid weight loss.

Its active compounds, known as gymnemic acids, have been shown to block the sweetness of food. In other words, consuming Gymnema sylvestre can reduce the taste of sugar in the mouth and fight sugar cravings

Stimulates Insulin Production

Gymnema sylvestre may stimulate insulin production in your pancreas, promoting the regeneration of insulin-producing islet cells. This can help lower your blood sugar levels

Gymnema sylvestre appears to contribute to favorable insulin levels by increasing insulin production and regenerating insulin-secreting islet cells. Both can help lower blood sugar levels.

Interestingly, metformin, the first anti-diabetic drug, was an herbal formulation isolated from Galega officinalis 

Reduces Bad Cholesterol

Another study in moderately-obese people showed that Gymnema extract decreased triglycerides and bad “LDL” cholesterol by 20.2% and 19%, respectively. What’s more, it increased “good” HDL cholesterol levels by 22%

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