GlucoStat by Biogenesis Nutraceuticals 

• Complete multi-vitamin and mineral designed to support healthy blood sugar metabolism
• Reduces tendency to insulin resistance
• Provides necessary nutrients for the synthesis of Glucose Tolerance Factor (GTF)
• Provides necessary antioxidant cellular protection

Consider GlucoStat when prescribing a product for individuals with impaired glucose metabolism. GlucoStat is designed to reduce insulin resistance and dysglycemic conditions. By supporting the endogenous production of glucose tolerance factor, GlucoStat assists in a healthy blood sugar balance. In addition, GlucoStat functions as a complete multivitamin/mineral and antioxidant support system.

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Vitamin A, Beta Carotene, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Riboflavin, Pantothenic Acid, Selenium, Manganese, Zinc, and Copper: provide broad antioxidant protective support.

Vitamin D: adds to the antioxidant support and along with Calcium contributes to healthy bone metabolism.

Thiamine: deficiency is associated with abnormal glucose tolerance. Supplementation shows evidence that it may help correct this abnormality.

Preliminary evidence gives some support to thiamine’s ability to prevent or delay plaque formation on vessel walls, a complication in some individuals with a chronic history of elevated blood sugar and insulin resistance.

Niacin: is involved in the energy-generating metabolism of protein, fat and carbohydrates. Its biochemical effects are principally mediated by its metabolite nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+). Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) production is enhanced with niacin/NAD.

Vitamin B6, Vitamin B12 and Folic Acid assist in the healthy metabolism of homocysteine, supporting conversion of this inflammatory mediator to non- toxic “safe” by products. This triad of B vitamins is considered cardio protective.

Biotin: has been found to improve glucose tolerance and decrease insulin resistance in a diabetic mouse model.

Magnesium deficiency has been shown to result in insulin resistance as well as impaired glucose tolerance in a few studies. Supplementation has reported benefits of improved insulin response in some studies. Magnesium may effect insulin signal transduction and alter insulin receptor binding.

Zinc: an adequate tissue status is required for healthy insulin function. Zinc deficiency may be associated with impaired glucose tolerance.

Chromium supplementation may be beneficial for glucose regulation. In a double-blind crossover study: 8 female individuals were supplemented with 200 mcg chromium chloride daily. By 3 months, low blood sugar symptoms were alleviated and the glucose nadir (lowest point) following a glucose load was raised at 2-4 hours. In addition, insulin binding to red blood cells and insulin receptor number improved significantly. Results suggest that impaired chromium nutrition and/or metabolism may be a factor in the cause of low blood sugar. Chromium may have glucose-regulatory activity.
Vanadium: has insulin-mimetic activity. Preliminary animal studies have shown that vanadium may improve glucose homeostasis and assist in achieving normoglycemia.

Alpha R-Lipoic Acid is natural ALA. Regular ALA products are a racemic mixture of RS ALA. Alpha RS Lipoic Acid is synthetic just as DL alpha tocopherol is synthetic. ARLA is considered a much stronger antioxidant. ARLA enhances cellular energy production.
L-Carnitine: enhances energy production by improving the metabolism of long-chain fatty acids.