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Berberine HCI: Enhances metabolism and supports healthy blood sugar regulation. Berberine is a plant metabolite that is currently under clinical trial investigation across several studies due to its potential to combat cancer. However, berberine also appears to support healthy blood sugar regulation and positively impact metabolism, with research suggesting that berberine may act as a potent oral hypoglycemic agent to help with lipid metabolism. ^{1 2}

A meta-analysis covering 37 studies and more than 3,000 patients demonstrated that berberine reduced fasting plasma glucose. Another meta-analysis showed that in addition to improving type 2 diabetes, preventing diabetic encephalopathy, and reducing insulin resistance, berberine is also capable of improving both obesity and hyperlipidemia by decreasing cholesterol and triglycerides. ^{3 4}

Banaba Leaf Extract: Promotes the breakdown of carbohydrates and assists in healthy blood sugar control. The first study on the impact of banaba extracts on diabetes was published in 1940. Since then, evidence has accumulated that banaba leaf extract can improve health by, for instance, helping to address symptoms that occur in metabolic syndrome. ⁸

Studies have shown that subjects who take supplements that include banaba leaf experience healthy changes in body composition, including decreases in fat mass and increases in fat-free mass, as well as reductions in insulin resistance and inflammation. Subjects with type 2 diabetes who take supplements that include banaba have specifically been shown to display decreases in biomarkers of inflammation. ^{9 10 11}

Inulin: Increases feelings of fullness and stabilizes blood sugar, reducing overeating. Inulin is a water-soluble dietary fiber that can be found in over 36 thousand plant species. It is known to have beneficial effects on blood sugar, weight, mineral absorption, and lipid metabolism. It has also been shown to reduce inflammation and the risk of colon cancer, as well as to improve constipation and relieve depression. ¹⁶

A randomized control trial in women with type 2 diabetes has shown that by improving glycemic and lipid factors, inulin may be able to help control diabetes. Similarly, a recent meta-analysis found that inulin supplementation may have a significant positive effect on fasting plasma glucose levels. There is also evidence to suggest that higher consumption of foods that are rich in inulin can improve food-related behaviors through their increase in the tolerability of dietary fiber. ^{17 18 19}