Gymnema Sylvestre Leaf in Olivaro®
Gymnema sylvestre is a woody climbing plant from the forests of India. Its leaf is known as a traditional herb for people who watch their sugar.
What is Gymnema Sylvestre Leaf?
In Hindi, the plant is called gurmar, which means "sugar destroyer." The name comes from an old observation: chewing the leaf makes sweet foods taste less sweet for a short time.
How it supports you
That quirk is why gymnema is included in a craving-minded formula. By softening the pull of sweet flavors, it helps you stick to better food choices, and it also supports healthy sugar balance.*
Why it is in Olivaro
Olivaro carries gymnema leaf as its craving helper. Together with chromium for glucose handling, it forms the sugar-support core of the bottle.
At a glance
- Supports healthy sugar balance*
- Helps ease the urge for sweets*
- Traditional herb with a long history
Works well with
Gymnema works well beside chromium for glucose support and beside green tea for a lighter, more energetic day.
Questions
What does gymnema do?
It is traditionally used to support healthy sugar levels and to help lessen the taste appeal of sweets.
Why is it called the sugar destroyer?
The Hindi name gurmar means sugar destroyer, from the way the leaf dulls the taste of sweetness.
How is it used in Olivaro?
It is one of six ingredients in the daily dropper.
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