Just wondering if anyone has experience with Nutrikane-D, a natural plant based product from Australia that claims to lower blood sugar levels?

 

From their website:

 

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NutriKane D is a safe, natural, concentrated medical food provided in an easy to use scoop dose. It contains all of the types of dietary fibre (not just simple soluble fibres), resistant starch, and a wide range of essential micronutrients that have been shown to nourish the gut microbiome, reduce systemic inflammation and ultimately help control blood sugar levels.

https://nutrikane.com.au/

 

I am early-50's with type 2 diabetes (last measure 152) and have been recommended Nutrikane by an Aussie mate. 

Thanks in advance for any info provided. 

Try Chromium Picolinate a supplement that promotes healthy blood sugar metabolism.

One 200mcg capsule daily with food.

Chromium doesn't lower blood sugar. It prevents spikes. It helps against craving when you are on a diet.

 

 

Thanks for the responses guys, I will definitely do some research into Chromium Picolinate.

12 hours ago, triplegee said:

Just wondering if anyone has experience with Nutrikane-D, a natural plant based product from Australia that claims to lower blood sugar levels?

 

(1) Can you find anywhere a detailed description of what it contains?

 

(2) Can you find any references to scientific papers which demonstrate its efficacy?

 

I can't, which leads me to think it's over-priced snake oil.

On 7/21/2020 at 7:56 PM, Oxx said:

 

(1) Can you find anywhere a detailed description of what it contains?

 

(2) Can you find any references to scientific papers which demonstrate its efficacy?

 

I can't, which leads me to think it's over-priced snake oil.

Thanks for the feedback. 

I did find a couple of documents on their website which include answers to:

(1) Sugarcane stem (sugar removed), red sorghum, ascorbic acid and citric acid (acidity regulators), natural orange flavour, natural beta carotene, vegetable gum, stevia (natural sweetener).

 

 

(2) Trial completed but with a relatively small sample size.

 

 

I would love to hear from any Aussies that may have experience with the product. 

 

Thanks again. 

 

 

NutriKaneD_Fact-Sheet_Jul2020_Web.pdf NutriKaneD_WIW_Jul2020_Web.pdf