6 best supplements to lower blood sugar level

             Written by: Nancy Dixit

Vitamin A, especially in its active form as retinol, is a strong antioxidant. It helps reduce stress and improves the function of pancreatic cells, which produce insulin.

Vitamin A

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These healthy bacteria can help improve your body’s carbohydrate handling and reduce blood sugar spikes.

Probiotics

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Often low in people with diabetes, Vitamin D supports pancreatic health and improves insulin function.

Vitamin D

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Magnesium assists with insulin secretion, helping keep blood sugar in check, especially in those with type 2 diabetes.

Magnesium 

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ALA may enhance insulin sensitivity and protect against oxidative damage from high blood sugar levels.

Alpha-Lipoic Acid (ALA)

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Chromium boosts insulin efficiency, supporting blood sugar balance by aiding in sugar metabolism.

Chromium

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