Uses :

Bitter-tonic,Anti-Diabetic

Why Use Gymnema sylvestre leaf?

Gymnema sylvestre is an herb found in the tropical forests of India and Asia. Gymnema has historic use as a therapy for diabetes and arthritis and has also earned significant recent interest as a multi-supportive therapy for weight management. Evidence suggests gymnema can reduce cravings for sweets, sugar absorption during digestion, and promote normal blood sugar levels.

• Appetite Suppression: The gymnema plant contains a number of compounds, such as acidic glycosides and anthroquinones. The primary bioactive constituent of gymnema, known as gymnemic acid, is found in the leaves.
• Blocks Sugar Absorption: During digestion, gymnemic acids have a “sugar blocking” property.
• Nutritional Support for Diabetics: Evidence suggests there is merit to gymnema’s other historical use as a diabetic therapy. This value is due in part to its tendency to promote normal blood sugar and positively affect insulin production.
• Metabolic syndrome.
• Softening the stool (laxative).
• Increasing urine excretion (diuretic).

Uses :

Bitter-tonic,Anti-Diabetic

Why Use Gymnema sylvestre leaf?

Gymnema sylvestre is an herb found in the tropical forests of India and Asia. Gymnema has historic use as a therapy for diabetes and arthritis and has also earned significant recent interest as a multi-supportive therapy for weight management. Evidence suggests gymnema can reduce cravings for sweets, sugar absorption during digestion, and promote normal blood sugar levels.

• Appetite Suppression: The gymnema plant contains a number of compounds, such as acidic glycosides and anthroquinones. The primary bioactive constituent of gymnema, known as gymnemic acid, is found in the leaves.
• Blocks Sugar Absorption: During digestion, gymnemic acids have a “sugar blocking” property.
• Nutritional Support for Diabetics: Evidence suggests there is merit to gymnema’s other historical use as a diabetic therapy. This value is due in part to its tendency to promote normal blood sugar and positively affect insulin production.
• Metabolic syndrome.
• Softening the stool (laxative).
• Increasing urine excretion (diuretic).