If your blood sugar is consistently on the high side… you know the damage it can do.

From eye issues… to nerve pain… to kidney disease

Excess sugar can WREAK HAVOC on folks with type 2 diabetes.

Not only by sending inflammation levels THROUGH THE ROOF

But also by STRESSING OUT your otherwise healthy tissues.

And that can have LASTING effects.

Unfortunately, too many diabetics feel helpless as their disease spirals OUT OF CONTROL – despite their BEST EFFORTS.

But there’s something else to try…

It’s a special form of a common but MISUNDERSTOOD vitamin… one that could TURN THINGS AROUND when nothing else has.

A little extra push

You already know how vitamin E is good for your skinbrain… and heart…

And this CRUCIAL vitamin can also RESCUE waning kidney function in diabetics, too!

But that’s not the ONLY way that vitamin E can help manage type 2 diabetes.

It can also contribute to glycemic control!

Now, you may have read some headlines that claim that vitamin E is BAD for diabetics

And that you SHOULDN’T supplement with it.

Meanwhile, others state that vitamin E is GOOD for only SOME diabetics.

Here’s the reason for those conflicting reports

Vitamin E isn’t just ONE vitamin… but a COMPLEX of two different groups of nutrients, called tocotrienols and tocopherols.

Most regular ol’ vitamin E supplements contain ONLY 1 of these forms – alpha-tocopherol.

And alpha-tocopherol on its own could do more harm than good.

But the latest research finds that the delta-tocotrienols in vitamin E could help you CONTROL your blood sugar

Including both fasting blood glucose and HbA1c

And even help you become LESS resistant to insulin.

In this latest study, all the participants… real people with diabetes… were already getting regular exercise and taking blood sugar-lowering drugs

But the researchers wanted to see whether these diabetics could do even BETTER by taking this form of vitamin E.

And they did!

That’s not all.

This special form of vitamin E also helped BANISH inflammation and NEUTRALIZE oxidative stress.

In the study, the delta-tocotrienols were derived from a food product called annatto… in the form of a patented extract called DeltaGold.

But you can also find mixed tocotrienols (both delta and gamma) in another patented extract, called EVNol.

Vitamin E is soluble in fat, not water… so be sure to take your supplements with food.

To getting your vitamins in the RIGHT forms,
Sarah Reagan


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