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What is GENCINIA™?
GENCINIA™ is a new ingredient of Gencor for Blood Sugar management GENCINIA™ is an extract of Coccinia Cordifolia, syn. Indica.
Coccinia Cordifolia also known as Coccinia Indica, has been traditionally used as a vegetable in India for centuries. It has been used traditionally for the balancing of blood sugar levels. Many published studies have shown that an extract of Coccinia Cordifolia is effective in controlling blood sugar levels. While drugs, diet and physical activity are the cornerstones for the control of elevated blood sugar levels complementary and alternative approaches are of the growing interest not only with medical professionals but also with common people. |
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A 60 patient double blind, randomized, placebo control human clinical trial* for 90 days conducted with GENCINIA™ indicates that : |
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GENCINIA™ showed statistically significant reduction in Fasting Blood |
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Glucose Levels. |
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GENCINIA™ showed statistically significant reduction in Post-Prandial Blood |
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Glucose Levels. |
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GENCINIA™ showed statistically significant reduction in Glycosylated |
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Haemoglobin Levels. |
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Details of the study : |
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60 patients, newly detected type 2 diabetics, equally grouped |
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Age between 35 to 60 years |
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Dosage used was of One gram of GENCINIA™ per day, in 2 doses |
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of 500 mg each |
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Duration of the study was for 90 Days |
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All participants were provided with standard dietary and physical activity |
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The study results indicate that GENCINIA™ would be an ideal weapon in the fight to balance blood sugar levels. |
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* - Source: Diabetes Care
Published online ahead of print 13 November 2007, doi: 10.2337/dc07-1591
"Effect of supplementation of Coccinia Cordifolia extract on newly detected diabetic patients"
Authors: R. Kuriyan, R. Rajendran, G. Bantwal, A.V. Kurpad |
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