Vitamin C can improve blood sugar regulation and protect against high blood sugar levels.†

This antioxidant may help improve insulin action and reduce fasting insulin and glucose levels, potentially beneficial for those with high blood sugar.†

Biotin (a B-vitamin) can aid in the regulation of blood sugar. It's believed to enhance the activity of insulin and thus improve blood sugar control.†

Magnesium plays a role in glucose control and insulin metabolism. Low magnesium levels are linked to insulin resistance, a condition often preceding type 2 diabetes.†

Zinc is involved in insulin production and glucose utilization. It may help protect against diabetes-related complications and improve glycemic control.†

Chromium is known for enhancing the action of insulin and is believed to be involved in carbohydrate, fat, and protein metabolism, helping in the management of blood sugar levels.†

Contains corosolic acid, which has been shown to have insulin-like effects, such as reducing blood sugar levels.†

Though more known for its cholesterol-lowering effects, some research suggests it may also help in blood sugar control.†

Known for its insulin-like properties, it can help in reducing blood sugar levels.†

Some studies suggest it can have a modulating effect on blood sugar levels.†

Cinnamon has been studied for its potential to lower blood sugar levels and improve insulin sensitivity.†

It may help reduce sugar absorption in the intestines and improve insulin function.†

Contains capsaicin, which might improve blood sugar control.†

This may help reduce carbohydrate absorption, thereby improving blood sugar control.†

Mimics insulin in the body and improves insulin sensitivity.†

Improves insulin sensitivity and may reduce symptoms of diabetic neuropathy.†

May improve insulin sensitivity and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease in people with diabetes.†