An Astonishing One Third of American
Adults—67 Million People—Suffer From or are at Risk of Diabetes. Are You One of Them?

In fact, diabetes is currently the third leading cause of death in America.  Across our nation, an estimated 22 million people (or about 1 in 12) already have diabetes, and nearly 45 million more are classified as pre-diabetic (they have insulin resistance and higher-than-normal blood sugar levels). These millions now teeter on the edge of becoming victims of this debilitating illness that is growing at close to an epidemic rate.

Get Your Blood Sugar Balance Back Naturally

Fortunately, there are several ways to promote a healthy balance of blood sugar. By watching your weight, eating a low fat, high fiber diet and exercising, you can make a healthful difference in your life now and in the future.

People are also turning to natural supplements to help support their blood sugar levels. Glucose Factors™ Blood Sugar Supplement combines 13 specific herbal extracts, vitamins and minerals to help support blood sugar levels naturally.

Glucose Factors™ The Complete, All-Natural Blood Sugar Supplement to Help Support Blood Sugar Levels

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Each Bottle Contains 180 Tablets • A Full 30 Day Supply

Here is a Summary of the 13 Nutrients included in our Comprehensive Glucose Supplement

Chromium Essential for Insulin Binding

Chromium (600mcg): Chromium is essential for normal binding of insulin to cell receptors and receptor activity. Chromium levels in the body tend to decline with age. Dosage levels between 100-500 mcg/day have been shown to be beneficial. Inadequate chromium intake from processed food, increased chromium losses due to increased sugar consumption, and decreasing chromium tissue levels as we age are the main reasons why the majority of Americans are deficient in chromium.

Vanadium may be Useful in Supporting Fasting Glucose Levels

Vanadium (750mcg): Vanadium is a trace mineral. Research suggests that Vanadium is important for normal insulin function*. Toxicity studies show these dosage levels to be safe and well-tolerated by most people. Non-human research indicates that this mineral acts similarly to insulin in transporting glucose into the cells.

Biotin Supports Healthy Blood Glucose Levels

Biotin (600mcg): Biotin is especially important in insulin sensitivity and the activity of glucokinase, the enzyme that starts the use of glucose by the liver. This B vitamin is crucial to the metabolism of carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Diabetics have low concentrations of this enzyme.

Alpha-Lipoic Acid for Energy Production and Glucose Transport

Alpha-Lipoic Acid (90mg): ALA is a compound involved in energy production and is a powerful antioxidant that is soluble in both fat and water, which means it can act in virtually all areas of the cells with free radical scavenging activity. In Europe, ALA is available for diabetic neurotherapy. Experimental studies suggest that ALA may stimulate glucose transport.

Gymnema Silvestre, Nature's Powerful Herb for Blood Sugar Control

Gymnema Silvestre (1140mg): The Latin name Gymnema Silvestre means "sugar destroyer." Gymnema Silvestre extract may help to maintain blood sugar levels when used as part of your diet. Gymnema has been used traditionally in India for centuries and has been shown in research to support glucose metabolism by mediation of insulin release and activity and enhancement of healthy pancreatic function.

HCA may Play an Important Role

HCA (6900mg): Hydroxycitric acid (HCA) is a compound found in brindle berry (garcinia cambogia). Several studies have indicated that HCA may help make insulin more effective while reducing your cravings for sweets. HCA slows the rate at which carbohydrates are converted to fat and reduces appetite by increasing the production of glycogen.

Bitter Melon may Improve Blood Sugar Control

Bitter Melon (390mg): The blood sugar lowering action of the fresh juice of the unripe bitter melon may be helpful for maintaining proper levels already within a normal range.

Cinnamon Supports Healthy Blood Sugar Levels

Cinnamon (300mg): A new study has found that a mere half a teaspoon of cinnamon a day may be beneficial in maintaining blood sugar levels.

Bilberry Discourages Inflammation and Eye Damage

Bilberry (240mg): Bilberry leaf tea has a long history of folk use in the treatment of many ailments. Research has shown that an oral intake may help blood sugar. Bilberry flavonoids (anthocyanosides) have been shown to increase intracellular Vitamin C levels and decrease the leakiness and breakage of small vessels commonly associated with vascular damage*. Bilberry may also support the retina.

Fenugreek May also be Valuable

Fenugreek (90mg): Fenugreek Seeds (Trigonella foenum-graecum) contain a newly discovered alkaloid called trigonelline which demonstrates hypoglycemic activity.
Fenugreek Seeds are rich in dietary fiber, which may be the main reason it is also thought to help maintain blood sugar levels.

Ginkgo Biloba may Combat Retinal Problems

Ginkgo Biloba (240mg): Ginkgo Biloba may help to reduce platelet hypersensitivity, a condition often found in people with high blood sugar levels. Gingko has also shown to support cerebral and peripheral vascular blood flow.

Banaba for Blood Sugar Reduction

Banaba (216mg): Banaba is a triterpene compound derived from the Lagerstroemia speciosa plant from Southeast Asia where it is used as a natural remedy for obesity. Banaba extract has been reported to stimulate Glucose transport, although how it exerts this action is not known.

Vitamin C and Sugar and Fat Metabolism

Vitamin C (60mg): Vitamin C administration has beneficial effects on sugar and fat metabolism and is one of 13 essential vitamins required by the body for proper functioning. Vitamin C cannot be synthesized by the body. Therefore, your diet or supplementation must provide adequate amounts.