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Ashtang Glycozel Tablet
Ashtang Glycozel Tablet
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Rs. 150.00
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Ashtang Glycozel is classified as an ayurvedic supplement specifically designed to help manage blood sugar levels and is considered a "diabetes control" product. It's offered in tablet form and is intended for individuals looking to regulate their blood glucose levels. One website describes Glycozel as being part of a broader range of products from Ashtang Herbals
- Dosage and usage:
The recommended dosage is typically 1-2 tablets twice a day, preferably after meals with water or lukewarm milk. It's advised to avoid taking it on an empty stomach to improve absorption and reduce potential gastrointestinal discomfort.
- Benefits:
Glycozel is believed to offer several benefits, including:
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- Regulating blood sugar levels
- Enhancing insulin sensitivity
- Supporting pancreatic health
- Regulating blood sugar levels
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Detailed Ingredients:
- Aptarangi: A herb traditionally used for various health purposes, including blood sugar regulation.
- Chirayata: Known for its bitter properties and potential benefits in managing blood sugar.
- Jambubeej:The seed of the Jambul fruit, often used in Ayurvedic medicine for blood sugar control.
- Haridra:Turmeric, a common spice with potential antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
- Guduchi:Also known as Giloy, a well-known herb for its immune-boosting and health-supporting properties.
- Harde, Baheda, Amala:A combination known as Triphala, traditionally used for digestive health and overall well-being.
- Mamejava:A herb traditionally used for its potential role in managing blood sugar.
- Karela:Bitter melon, a vegetable known for its potential role in blood sugar regulation.
- Madhunashini:A name that translates to "destroyer of sweetness," often associated with herbs used for blood sugar control.
- Neem Chhal:Neem bark, traditionally used for its various medicinal properties.
- Kadu:A term for bitter herbs, often used for digestive and blood sugar support.
- Vijaysar:Also known as Indian Kino, traditionally used for blood sugar management.
- Bilva Patra:Leaves of the Bael tree, traditionally used for digestive health and other benefits.
- Methi:Fenugreek seeds, known for their potential to help regulate blood sugar levels.
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