Blood sugar · India
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Diab Core+ combines gudmar, jamun seed, vijaysar, karela, methi, amla and other herbs familiar from Indian kitchens and Ayurveda, for adults who watch their diet and check their sugar regularly.
Diab Core+ lists fifteen herbs on its back label, grouped below. None carries an approved claim; we describe them with their cautions:
a mineral resin from the Himalayas and Indian gooseberry, classic Ayurvedic ingredients.
heartwood traditionally stored in tumblers to steep water overnight.
the sugar-destroyer herb whose leaves briefly dull sweet taste when chewed.
dried seed of the black plum, long used in Indian home remedies.
eight more traditional herbs; ask your doctor if you have liver disease.
bitter gourd and fenugreek, both common in Indian cooking; can add to sugar-lowering medicines.
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In Jaipur I was told my HbA1c was high, and my doctor started me on tablets and asked me to walk every morning.
I walk forty minutes around our colony now. Diab Core+ I take with lunch, after my doctor looked at the label, and my tablets have not changed.
R— Rajendra Sharma, 57, Jaipur
Karela, methi, gudmar and jamun may add to diabetes medicines, so sugar could drop too low.
No, a herbal supplement. So Diab Core+ does not replace a visit to your doctor.
Never without your doctor. Stopping insulin or tablets because of a herbal capsule can be dangerous.
Gymnema sylvestre, a climbing plant whose leaves, when chewed, briefly make sweet foods taste less sweet.
The label says one to two capsules twice a day, with meals. Keep checking your sugar while you take it.
Yes. We use a plain box with no brand or picture outside, only the delivery label.
Only your name and mobile number; no card, no UPI, no email.
We confirm the address, PIN code, quantity and delivery day.
The parcel is handed over and you pay in cash at the door.
