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what does yellow gold really do??

casey2

casey2

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i know youre supposed to load on carbs with it, but what if i wanted to take it without the carb loading, for say restoring insulin sensitivity like banaba or ALA? would it be beneficial? and through what pathways. much appreciated
 
standardized ayurvedic. corosolic acid is the active. but this is all beside the point and i actually found what i was looking for. incase yall are curious berberine alkaloids dosed at roughly 1g/day lowered fasting glucose and postprandial glucose. FBG was lowered by 23-27% i believe it was. thats incredible!

anyways thanks
 
casey2 said:
standardized ayurvedic. corosolic acid is the active. but this is all beside the point and i actually found what i was looking for. incase yall are curious berberine alkaloids dosed at roughly 1g/day lowered fasting glucose and postprandial glucose. FBG was lowered by 23-27% i believe it was. thats incredible!

anyways thanks
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fasting glucose? You mean glucose levels drop while going hypocaloric?
 
CryingEmo said:
fasting glucose? You mean glucose levels drop while going hypocaloric?
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what? no not by any means. im sorry if i didnt make that clear. the alkaloids from the berberine lowered fasting blood glucose (average of 208.8-119mg/dl) and postprandial glucose levels from 126-100mg/dl with no changes in diet. it also had a very significant drop in LDL and Triglycerides. there was also (obviously) a drop in FFM.

and we all know insulin is a very anabolic hormone so the more sensitive one is to its effects then the less fat added and the greater nutrient partitioning/myotrophic effects when used at the right times. pretty cool stuff.

oh and so yall know the banaba (Lagerstroemia Speciosa) extract (corosolic acid) is found in P-slin. which is also used for type II diabetes for restoring insulin sensitivity and normalizing fasting blood glucose. thing is, like i said it is usually standardized for only 1% corosolic acid, max. ive seen is 3%. but apparently (and i cant for the life of me remember where i read the exact numbers) the extract in P-slin is a super potent extract which is something like 12x stronger. so from such a potent extract in itself (1%/serving for diabetes II) you can see the potency of P-slin
 
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