If you’ve been searching for a better, safer and more effective way to balance blood sugar and reverse the damage caused by diabetes you’re going to want to know about this remarkable supplement. It’s giving just about any diabetes drug you can mention a run for it’s money.
You’ve likely never heard of it before. It’s called benfotiamine — and while it’s been sold by prescription overseas, it’s really just a synthetic derivative of ordinary vitamin B1, a.k.a., thiamine.
There’s just one big difference between the two. While thiamine is water soluble, benfotiamine is fat soluble which allows your body to absorb the nutrient five times more efficiently.
The result is a diabetes repair kit that puts Big Pharma drugs to shame.
Delivers a knockout blow to diabetes
Benfotiamine takes excess blood sugar and puts it to work, restoring balance by allowing your blood cells to use the glucose instead of becoming overrun with the stuff.
But that’s not even close to all it can do. Benfotiamine can actually help reverse the damage caused by high blood sugar, including kidney and nerve damage. It’s like getting your life back!
And while you may not have heard of it, researchers certainly have. In fact benfotiamin been studied for decades now — and the science behind it is rock solid.
Researchers rave about benfotiamine benefits
In one study published in the journal Diabetes/Metabolism Research and Reviews researchers called benfotiamine “an inexpensive approach to the prevention and/or treatment of diabetic complications.” In the journal Pharmacological Research scientists concluded the supplement is “effective for the treatment of diabetic neuropathy, nephropathy and retinopathy.”
In Circulation: Heart Failure researchers wrote “protects from diabetes mellitus-induced cardiac dysfunction” and “merits attention for application in clinical practice.” And a study published in the Serbian Archives for the Whole Medicine scientists enthusiastically reported that benfotiamine led to “significant subjective and objective improvement” and was “a good starting choice” for diabetic polyneuropathy.
These studies aren’t cherry-picked, if you do the research yourself you’ll find that the glowing findings aren’t limited to diabetes either. Other studies have found that benfotiamine may help treat or lower the risk of everything from Alzheimer’s disease to heart problems.
Experts typically recommend 300 to 400 mg of benfotiamine twice a day taken around 30 minutes before a meal, or as directed by your doctor. You can find the supplement alone or as part of multi-ingredient formulas that offer additional blood-sugar support.
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