INSUVEG FORTE

Adjuvant dietary supplement in blood glucose regulation by Academician PhD Chemist OVIDIU BOJOR

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INSUVEG FORTE AFTER 35 YEARS FROM THE INVENTION OF VEGETAL pancreatic substance REVOLUTIONS BLOOD SUGAR REGULATION WITH THE MOST EFFICIENT RECIPE

The founder of modern phytotherapy, the most famous Romanian phytotherapist, Acad. PhD Chemist Ovidiu Bojor, a great man who dedicated his life to our health, is the one to whom we owe the existence of Insuveg Forte. This is a project he worked on for several years because a lot of people with high blood sugar kept asking for his help.

Bioactive substances:

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    Momordica charantia
    Extract from immature bitter cucumber fruit
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    Vaccinium myrtillus
    Blueberry extract
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    Passiflora incarnata
    Extract 4:1 from Passion Flower
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    Curcuma longa
    Turmeric rhizome extract with 95 % curcuma
INSUVEG FORTE - discovery of the 21st Century
  • Vegetable pancreatic substance
  • Adjuvant dietary supplement in blood glucose regulation
  • Dietary supplement
  • Available with online order, without a prescription, with delivery throughout the country
  • Adjusts blood sugar
  • New herbal formula helps regulate blood sugar naturally
  • Take advantage of bitter cucumber extract and blueberry fruit properties
The formula is an excellent one and is based on the following natural ingredients:
Immature fruit extract of Bitter Cucumber
The extract from immature bitter cucumber fruits is known for its special role in the natural regulation of blood sugar, improving pancreatic substance response and protecting the pancreas, having molecules similar to pancreatic substance.
Blueberry fruit extract
Blueberries are recommended for people experiencing diabetes or liver disease, as they contain flavonoids, which are responsible for protecting vascular walls and the appearance of varicose veins and rheumatism.
Passion flower (Passiflora incarnata)
Rich in flavonoids, sterols, cumarines, maltol, chlorogenic acid, volatile oil and alkaloids, passion flower or Passiflora incarnata has sedative, anxiolytic, analgesic, hypotensive and antispasmodic properties.
Turmeric – Curcuma
Turmeric is among the ingredients used to obtain Insuveg, a dietary supplement recommended for people diagnosed with diabetes, as it has the power to regulate blood sugar levels.
Blueberry leaf extract (Vaccinium myrtillus)
We can find in the composition of Insuveg blueberry leaves too, which are well-known for the antiseptic, antidiarrheal, antihemorrhagic, hypoglycaemic, anti-inflammatory and antibiotic properties.
Powder from the leaves of Gymnema sylvestre
Used in Ayurvedic medicine more than 2,000 years ago, as it destroys blood sugar, the powder from the leaves of Hymnema sylvestre is also found in the composition of Insuveg, a natural remedy recommended for people diagnosed with diabetes.
Beta-carotene
Beta-carotene, which is found in the composition of Insuveg and is a precursor to vitamin A, has beneficial effects for human health, being an essential component of the eye, as it helps to improve vision and combats certain eye problems.
Black pepper fruit extract (Piper nigrum)
Among the ingredients found in the composition of Insuveg we mention as well extract from black pepper fruits, which has numerous health benefits, thanks to its antioxidant and antibacterial properties, as well as diaphoretic and diuretic.
Chromium picolinate
People diagnosed with diabetes may experience oscillating blood sugar, which is why naturopathic medicine experts have included chromium picolinate in Insuveg, an ingredient that has the power to regulate oscillating blood sugar.
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How many INSUVEG FORTE capsules should be taken daily?

1 capsule in the morning
30 minutes before meals

1 capsule at noon
30 minutes before meals

1 capsule in the evening
30 minutes before meals

Types of diabetes

What is diabetes and how many types of diabetes are there? According to Romania's Diabetes, Nutrition and Metabolic Diseases Association, more than 11 per cent of the population experience this chronic disease, and scientists' predictions are grim, as they warn that the number of people with diabetes will double by 2030.

Diabetes is a chronic disease in which the body cannot use carbohydrates in the diet. Glucose is the body's main source of energy, but to reach the cells it needs pancreatic substance, a hormone secreted by the pancreas, which is responsible for keeping blood glucose levels within normal limits. Diabetes occurs, however, when the pancreas does not produce enough pancreatic substance or not at all or is not used correctly.

According to the World Health Organization, there are three types of diabetes, such as:


Type 1 diabetes

Also known as juvenile diabetes or pancreatic substance-dependent diabetes, type 1 diabetes is a form found among more than ten per cent of people experiencing the disease, especially among those under the age of 30, as in their case pancreatic pancreatic substance-producing cells are permanently destroyed, which is why pancreatic pancreatic substance production is reduced or absent.

According to experts, in the case of this disease, symptoms can appear quickly and can develop quickly, in just a few days or even weeks, in the case of children and adolescents.

Type 1 diabetes is a condition that is manifested by frequent urination, excessive thirst, unjustified fatigue, sudden weight loss and dry mouth syndrome. People suffering from this type of diabetes may also experience nausea, vomiting, fatigue or abdominal pain in the case of children.

If the disease is not controlled, people diagnosed with type 1 diabetes may experience narrowing of blood vessels due to increased blood sugar. Moreover, if blood sugar is not controlled, it can increase the concentration of blood lipids, so that atherosclerosis occurs, and blood flow through large vessels is diminished. Damage to the heart, brain, limbs, eyeballs, kidneys, nerves and skin may also occur, as well as heart failure, strokes, muscle cramps and even renal failure.

Type 2 diabetes
Also known as non-pancreatic substance-dependent diabetes, type two diabetes is the most popular form of diabetes and mainly affects people over the age of 35, but it can also occur for younger people.
Unlike type 1 diabetes, this form develops more slowly, usually over a period of several months or years, and symptoms can occur gradually, being a chronic condition that influences how the body metabolizes glucose, the body's most important fuel source.
Gestational diabetes
Another form of diabetes is gestational diabetes, also known as pregnancy diabetes, which is a temporary condition, faced between 2-10 per cent of pregnant women, due to hormonal changes that may favour pancreatic substance resistance.
Most of the time, women with gestational diabetes show no symptoms, which is why it is especially important to be tested at the right time during pregnancy. Other times, however, pregnant women experiencing this diabetes frequently feel thirsty, although sometimes they have just drunk water, they urinate very often, they experience acute hunger or blurred vision.

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