Res-Q 105 MAX
If your blood sugar is currently elevated, you should discuss with your doctor, strategies to lower it.
Res-Q 105MAX, a natural extract of pumpkin, can help maintain a healthy blood sugar level when used as part of the diet. Res-Q 105 is a natural dietary supplement that promotes blood sugar metabolism. If you are not sure what your blood sugar level is, it may be a good time to check it.
Maintaining a healthy blood sugar level is important to maintaining healthy blood vessels. If you are trying to maintain a healthy blood sugar level, along with diet, taking Res-Q Resveratrol, our red wine extract, in addition to Res-Q 105MAX would be a good idea. Research shows that resveratrol, an active ingredient in red grape skins and red wine, helps maintain healthy blood vessels by minimizing the amount of damage to the blood vessels from high blood sugar.
The most recent research on resveratrol also indicates that resveratrol functions to support insulin function, and in a recent human study, helped support blood sugar function.
Res-Q 105MAX, when used as part of the diet plan, helps maintain a healthy blood sugar level.
Res-Q Resveratrol, should be used in addition to, not in replace of, Res-Q 105MAX, our main primary product to support blood sugar metabolism.
Maintaining a healthy blood sugar level, helps maintain healthy blood vessels.
References:
Diabetes, Resveratrol may help prevent blood vessel damage. Centre Daily Times, April 2008, Refer to Diabetes Obes Metab. 2008 Apr;10(4):347-9. Resveratrol blocks high glucose-induced mitochondrial reactive oxygen species production in bovine aortic endothelial cells: role of phase 2 enzyme induction?
FoxNews, Mon, Jan. 7 2008, Sirtris Announces Positive Results with Proprietary Version of Resveratrol, SRT501, in a Phase 1b Type 2 Diabetes Clinical Study
Clinical research strongly suggests that supplementation with magnesium can play a vital role with the body’s normal insulin secretion, the cells normal responsiveness to body-produced insulin, and good cardiovascular health in the diabetic population.
