Could this ‘holy berry’ provide the diabetes support you’ve been PRAYING for?
Your doc gives you that “serious” look… and tells you that the time has finally come.
Your blood sugar levels are OUT OF CONTROL… and he’s going to write you an Rx.
“Don’t worry,” he says. “There’s a new diabetes drug that’s just come out that’s been working really well.”
Friend, I understand why you’d be tempted to try it. Docs can be very convincing.
But remember that they’re just PARROTING to you what the pharma reps have told them!
And you can’t always trust what the drug reps have to say.
Don’t test your luck with the “latest and greatest” pills in the marketplace. You could be PLAYING WITH FIRE.
It may be time to look elsewhere for diabetes support…
And today, I’ve got a tried-and-true natural alternative that’s been used on the other side of the world for MILLENNIA.
Supreme berry for sugar support
Those of the Hindu faith consider amla (Emblica officinalis) to be “supremely holy.”
In fact, Hindus dedicate an entire holy day to the fruit – known as Amalaka Ekadashi, one of the main celebrations of Holi, the festival of colors.
Better known as the Indian gooseberry, this sacred fruit is a key part of the ancient practice of Ayurvedic medicine.
It could help turn back the clock on visible signs of aging…
And be a powerful ally for your immune system.
But that’s not all…
Because it could also be a POTENT part of your diabetes-fighting arsenal.
This antioxidant-rich berry could help not only BALANCE blood sugar levels…
Studies have shown that amla helps INHIBIT 2 enzymes that help convert starches into sugar (called alpha-amylase and alpha-glucosidase)…
And a protein called dipeptidyl peptidase 4 (DPP-4).
Big Pharma has developed an entire drug class of DPP-4 inhibitors…
But they’ve been linked to HORRIFYING side effects… not the LEAST of which are skin blisters!
One of the keys to amla’s success is its content of chromium – a practically FORGOTTEN mineral that could help with diabetes OVERHAUL.
Its vitamin C content could also contribute to your pancreatic health. And among the organs that TAKE A BEATING when you’ve got type 2… you’ll find the pancreas in the top ranks!
You may find it IMPOSSIBLE to find fresh amla fruit or juice where you live…
But don’t worry, because you can find amla powders or supplements from quality makers at your local health food store or online.
One patent-pending version of amla powder is sold under the brand name Saberry… and contains a standardized percentage of a compound called beta-glucogallin, which is related to gallic acid and thought to be a contributing factor to amla’s anti-diabetic action.
The dosage used in one clinical trial out of Pakistan was as little as 1 gram of amla powder per day. After just 3 weeks, the researchers observed significant reductions in both fasting and post-prandial blood glucose levels.
