Glycemic Manager

If your blood sugar levels are too low‚ it’s usually because the body is using glucose too quickly. Excessive alcohol intake or having an insufficient amount of thyroid hormones are a usual cause. Symptoms often include blurry vision‚ a pounding heartbeat‚ anxiety‚ shaking‚ and hunger. Trouble sleeping or focusing are other potential signs that you don’t have enough insulin in your bloodstream. (On the other hand‚ excessively high levels can occur when glucose enters your blood stream too slowly. Insulin is responsible for allowing glucose to enter your cells.)

These symptoms may be alleviated by eating many small meals throughout the day‚ as opposed to fewer large meals. See your doctor about other options if this discomfort is serious. For mild issues‚ you can try taking a supplement like Integrative Therapeutics’ Glycemic Manager to maintain your energy levels.

Each tablet of Glycemic Manager provides the following natural ingredients:

• Thiamin‚ a vitamin that plays an important role in the way your body burns and processes dietary glucose
• Bitter melon‚ which may help your cells absorb glucose more effectively
• Calcium‚ a mineral that can help regulate the production of insulin

One bottle of Glycemic Manager contains 60 tablets‚ which should be enough to last you for about one month at the recommended dosage of two tablets per day.

Integrative Therapeutics has been providing high-quality nutritional supplements to health care professionals for over 35 years. Its products have been tested in thousands of clinical studies‚ and are proudly manufactured in a GMP-audited facility. The manufacturing processes of Integrative Therapeutics meet or exceed all industry standards.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These products are not meant to diagnose‚ treat or cure any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before starting any exercise or nutritional supplement program or before using these or any product during pregnancy or if you have a serious medical condition.