Glyconix

Blood Sugar Supplement: formula supports healthy insulin activity and balanced blood sugar levels.*

NutraOrgin's Glyconix is a blood sugar support supplement designed to promote normal glucose metabolism, while additionally addressing related issues such as weight management and occasional fatigue.* Formulated with a potent concentration of ingredients scientifically studied for efficacy, Glyconix is perfect for anyone who wants to support healthy insulin activity and balanced blood sugar levels.*

Gymnema sylvestre, a traditional herb native to India, has been used for 2,000 years to support healthy blood sugar.* Chinese cinnamon bark maintains blood sugar, cholesterol, triglyceride and blood pressure levels already within a healthy range.* Bitter melon improves glucose tolerance and supports balanced blood sugar levels.* Taurine may support a healthy response to insulin.* Green tea extract has been shown to suppress glucose production by inhibiting starch-digesting enzymes.* The herb banaba may help with the transport of glucose from the blood to the tissues.* Alpha lipoic acid is an antioxidant that may support glucose transport and utilization, while inhibiting undesirable glycosylation.* Resveratrol is believed to activate a gene that plays a role in glucose control and weight management.* Huckleberry strengthens the capillaries, improves capillary and venous blood flow and supports blood vessel flexibility.* The trace mineral vanadium plays a role in blood sugar metabolism, and low levels may negatively alter blood sugar balance.* Biotin is a B vitamin that may support the insulin-secreting actions of the pancreatic islets of Langerhans.*

Blood Sugar Support
Blood sugar is the fuel that powers all your cells. In an ideal world, when your blood sugar levels dip, you get hungry. You eat, and your body turns the food into blood sugar. Insulin is released, which takes the sugar out of the blood and into the cells.*

Blood sugar is the fuel that powers all your cells. In an ideal world, when your blood sugar levels dip, you get hungry. You eat, and your body turns the food into blood sugar. Insulin is released, which takes the sugar out of the blood and into the cells.*