- 1Berberine 500 mgThe largest named amount on the label, a golden plant compound used in many blood sugar support formulas.*
- 2Chromium Picolinate 200 mcgA trace mineral paired with picolinic acid, listed at 200 mcg in GlycoReset.*
- 3Cinnamon Bark 250 mgThe familiar baking spice, listed at 250 mg in the formula.*
- 4Gymnema Sylvestre 400 mgAn Ayurvedic climbing herb with a Hindi nickname that means sugar destroyer, listed at 400 mg.*
- 5Alpha Lipoic Acid 300 mgAn antioxidant the body also makes in small amounts, listed at 300 mg. The brand ties it to antioxidant protection for pancreatic cells.*
- 6Bitter Melon 200 mgA bumpy green gourd from Asia, Africa and the Caribbean, listed at 200 mg.*
- 7Banaba Leaf 100 mgA tropical tree leaf from Southeast Asia, listed at 100 mg, the smallest amount on the label.*
- 8Fenugreek Seed 200 mgSmall golden seeds used in Indian cooking, listed at 200 mg.*
The label at a glance: listed amounts
- Berberine500 mg
- Gymnema Sylvestre400 mg
- Alpha Lipoic Acid300 mg
- Cinnamon Bark250 mg
- Bitter Melon200 mg
- Fenugreek Seed200 mg
- Banaba Leaf100 mg
- Chromium Picolinate200 mcg
Amounts as listed on the brand page. Bars are drawn to the same scale in weight, so chromium (in mcg) shows as a sliver.
Eight names, grouped by type
- BerberinePlant compoundAnchor of the blend
- Gymnema SylvestreHerbTraditional vine
- Bitter MelonFruitBumpy green gourd
- Banaba LeafLeafTropical tree leaf
- Cinnamon BarkSpiceCurled tree bark
- Fenugreek SeedSeedGolden kitchen seed
- Chromium PicolinateMineralTrace mineral
- Alpha Lipoic AcidAntioxidantMade in small amounts by the body
A simple grouping of what each ingredient is. It does not show how the formula works in the body.*
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Each page explains what an ingredient is and how the brand describes it. The amounts come from the brand page, and your bottle carries the supplement facts.
To see how they fit together, read eight ingredients, one dropper or how to use GlycoReset.