Berberine Max 5,000mg

Much cheaper and stronger than competitors. I only take one per day to double how long it lasts. They don't taste great but that's just in the nature of the supplement, just swallow it quickly. Doesn't hurt my stomach at all. Gives me more energy and makes me less hungry in general, and they're good to take in the morning or at night.

I was taking the shot but my insurance stopped covering it because I’m not a diabetic… YET!!! It runs in my family and I definitely struggle with insulin resistance. Well after I had to abruptly stop taking the shot I gained 30lbs back that I lost. For 6 months I have been on a regimen of eating healthy and working out not losing a pound… I asked a Dr and she recommended berberine because I said I would not spend that kind of money on the shot! So it’s now been 3 weeks I have been taking it as recommended and I am down 8 lbs my inflammation is gone and I no longer deal with joint pain. I eat a moderately low carb diet and mainly Whole Foods but a lot of processed. I am beyond ecstatic to be feeling like I did when I was on the shot… regulate not bloated full of energy and thinner!!

The Berberine started working the 3rd day in . My glucose went from 145 to 120 . Something important I want to add is that you need to lower your carbohydrate intake, stay away from processed foods , take in more protein , and exercise .

Berberine is a plant based supplement that helps lower your blood sugar. It’s only one of the things you can do to help with that.

Great product, bought it on sale.

My spouse is Diabetic. This product made no difference when taken as directed. Pricey but if it worked there would be no problem. Won't buy again d/t no improvement in blood sugars.

It helps lower your suger

According to the Label, the Product contains 240 mg 20:1 Turmeric Extract, which equals 4800 mg Turmeric per serving (= two capsules). The Amount of Berberine is 5000 mg- 4800 mg = 200 mg in two capsules, which is very low compared to competitors. It's a typical case of misleading consumers by selling Turmeric and labeling it as Berberine.