GlucoExtend names ten ingredients: berberine HCl, gymnema sylvestre, bitter melon, cinnamon bark, banaba leaf, white kidney bean extract, turmeric, cocoa, alpha lipoic acid and chromium. The brand calls the formula a proprietary blend and publishes no amounts, so your bottle's panel is the only place to read them. Here is each named ingredient, in everyday words.* The home page also has a tap-through table.
GlucoExtendWhat the product page says about amounts
GlucoExtend names ten ingredients and publishes no amount for any of them, because the brand describes the formula as a proprietary blend. The bottle's Supplement Facts panel is where the numbers are.
GlucoExtendHatched cells mean no amount is published. Cells are equal in size for layout only, not a measurement.
Gymnema Sylvestre in GlucoExtend
It is there for: Traditional glucose-metabolism botanical.*
Gymnema sylvestre is a woody climbing plant from the forests of India and Africa. In Hindi it is called gurmar, which means sugar destroyer, a name earned over generations of traditional use.
Bitter Melon in GlucoExtend
It is there for: Traditional kitchen and wellness fruit.*
Bitter melon is a knobbly green gourd that is a staple of cooking in India, China and Southeast Asia, where its sharp flavour is prized in curries and stir-fries.
White Kidney Bean Extract in GlucoExtend
It is there for: Carbohydrate-metabolism support.*
The white kidney bean is a pale, plump legume eaten around the world in soups and salads. An extract of the bean is a familiar ingredient in carbohydrate-focused supplements.
Turmeric in GlucoExtend
It is there for: Curcumin antioxidant support.*
Turmeric is the golden root of curries and golden milk, and its colour comes from curcuminoids, the compounds that get most of the attention.
Cocoa in GlucoExtend
It is there for: Flavanol antioxidant support.*
Cocoa comes from the beans of the cacao tree, and unsweetened cocoa is rich in plant antioxidants called flavanols.
Alpha Lipoic Acid in GlucoExtend
It is there for: Antioxidant and cellular energy support.*
Alpha lipoic acid is a vitamin-like compound made in small amounts by the body and found in spinach, broccoli and meats. It dissolves in both water and fat.
Chromium in GlucoExtend
It is there for: Glucose and macronutrient metabolism support.*
Chromium is a trace mineral that the body needs in tiny amounts. It takes part in the way the body handles carbohydrates, fats and proteins.
Before You Start If You Take Medicine
Talk to your doctor first if you take insulin, metformin or any other blood sugar medicine, and ask your doctor or pharmacist if you take blood thinners or other prescriptions. Read the label notes, see who it suits or browse the steady glucose habits.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. GlucoExtend is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Individual results vary.