• Hawthorn:

Hawthorn is the common name for any tree or shrub belonging to the genus Crataegus. Scientifically speaking, Crataegus species have been widely documented to boast significant heart-related benefits since ancient times. Today, hawthorn fruits and flowers are accepted as a recognized treatment option among conventional and herbal practitioners alike. In fact, studies conducted with animals and humans suggest hawthorn may provide practical benefits for those suffering from diabetes and hypertension.

• Bacopa:

Gluco Shield Pro pills are made for those who are experiencing stress and those who have impaired glucose tolerance. Due to the potent antioxidant properties of Bacopa, it helps to reduce and manage oxidative stress. It also works to reduce the presence of stress hormones, enhance cognitive function, and control inflammation in the body. Gluco Shield Pro pills help maintain stable blood pressure while increasing blood flow to the heart and brain.

• Hops:

One of the most common side effects of type 2 diabetes is sleeping issues. Insomnia is one of the main complaints that develop due to this condition, and the scientific literature has begun to explore natural ways to improve it. One of the most common ingredients involved in these assessments is hops. This ingredient contains high levels of sedative terpenes, which are known to promote relaxation. HOPS seems to improve sleep by reducing falls and twitches at night-thereby improving rest rhythm and preventing daytime drowsiness.

• Magnolia:

Magnolia bark is a traditional remedy for many ailments. This formula also contains grape seed extract that helps maintain healthy insulin levels within the normal range, and it’s rich in polyphenols to help manage blood sugar levels.

• Passionflower:

Botanically known as Passiflora incarnata, passionflower has been used for centuries, especially as a natural stress reliever and aid in sleep. Extensive research conducted on passionflower proved many of its interesting uses over the years. This herb is endowed with a wide range of health benefits protecting against diabetic, viral, and bacterial infections. In addition, this herb helps build up the immunity system and thus protects our body from heart diseases and cancerous growths. Passionflower is very beneficial for people with diabetes as it can regulate glucose levels.

• Valerian:

Valerian is a compound that works as a sedative and works as a supplement for stress management. It helps promote better sleep, limit the impact of stress hormones, increase testosterone levels and reduce blood glucose levels. There are also anti-inflammatory properties in Valerian that can improve the mobility of men suffering from joint pain.

• L-theanine:

The L-theanine provided in each serving of Gluco Shield Pro is primarily responsible for maintaining the protective barrier membranes that surround the cells of the pancreas. This is a delicate task, so these ingredients must be taken in large doses. The end goal is to maintain the normal flow of insulin production, thus preventing any excess glucose in the bloodstream. Recent studies show that L-theanine is a natural ingredient that improves the body’s response to insulin. It advances glycogen production and uptake, which improves exercise performance and delays the onset of muscle fatigue. This makes it an excellent tool for glucose-regulating diabetics and those suffering from normal blood sugar levels.

• Oat Straw:

Oat straw is an effective natural supplement in helping to manage blood sugar levels in the body. It can also help with fat loss and controlling appetite, so you can help improve your weight-loss goals. With diabetic-friendly nutrients, it’s a beneficial ingredient for anyone looking for a way to manage their metabolism properly. Oat straw is also called Avena sativa and is a herb that comes from the same family as oats. It is a natural ingredient that can fulfill your daily fiber needs by preventing constipation, thereby keeping your colon clean, along with regulating the digestive system. Aside from these, oat straw can also suppress your appetite.

• Chamomile:

Chamomile is an herb that is cultivated in Europe and used to make tea. When taken daily as a drink, chamomile has been shown to lower blood sugar levels-indicating a potential link between this beverage and the management of type 2 diabetes. Results from studies investigating the ability of chamomile to lower blood sugar levels were short in duration, potentially masking lasting effects.

• Rhodiola:

Rhodiola Rosea is the most researched adaptogen in the world. In independent studies, it has been proven to be effective in treating physical and psychological stress, fatigue, insomnia, depression, and anxiety. When using Rhodiola Rosea to manage blood sugar levels, you can see an improvement in mood, energy levels, and motivation all at the same time. Managing blood sugar is never easy, but it’s more accessible with a natural herb that has shown to be so effective.

• Ashwagandha:

Ashwagandha is a perennial herb that produces pale yellow flowers and reddish-brown, small fruits. Widely used in Ayurveda, the indigenous medical system of India, ashwagandha has traditionally been used as an anti-inflammatory and painkiller and a remedy for stress and – of more relevance to recent research – mild to moderate anxiety. A study published in Phytomedicine found that patients who have type 2 diabetes who were treated with the powdered root and leaf of the ashwagandha plant had lower blood glucose concentrations. Another study involving older adults without diabetes or hypertension found that patients who ingested ashwagandha capsules for six months saw their triglyceride levels fall by 23 percent. According to the authors’ description of the study, “these results suggest there are no adverse effects on lipid profile when using 200mg of Ashwagandha root powder per day over long periods of time.”

• Lutein:

Lutein is a carotenoid that may help to maintain healthy vision. It has also been shown to play a role in helping to maintain healthy cholesterol levels, which in turn can indirectly support proper blood sugar levels. It can be found in spinach, kale, and collard greens. It is a natural eyeshade to the retina; Lutein acts as the defense for the retina. It helps filter harmful UV rays and especially blue light (400-500nm wavelengths), which can cause various age-related conditions like cataracts, macular degeneration, choroidal neovascularization (CNV), etc. Thus lutein is helpful to protect against these diseases keeping your sight safe from premature damage.