Marvlix can be used alone or in conjuction with other treatment to regulate blood sugar level. Marvlix has been clinically proven to be more effective than prescription drugs in blood sugar management.
There has been a lot of research done in the effect of Cordyceps on the blood glucose metabolism system. Diabetes is a serious problem, especially in countries with a Western diet.
Cordyceps has been tested in a number of animal and human studies for its potential as a blood sugar regulation agent. The results are convincing.
In one clinical study, 95% of the patients treated with 3 grams Cordyceps daily saw improvement in their blood sugar measurement, while the control group showed only 54% improvement with traditional treatment.
In one animal trial by Kiho in 2000, Cordyceps was found to lower blood sugar levels in genetically diabetic animals. Another animal trial by Dr. Zhao and his team in 2002 showed that Cordyceps improves blood glucose metabolism and increases insulin sensitivity in normal animals. In another 2002 animal study by Hao and Chen concluded that Cordyceps positively affect blood sugar metabolism in animals with chemically induced diabetes.
The common thread throughout all of these trials is the increase in insulin sensitivity and the increase in the livers' output of the glucose regulating enzymes. In short, it appears that regardless of the cause or classification, Cordyceps is a great treatment for diabetes, either as a single agent or in conjunction with other drugs.
In one clinical study, non-diabetic patients were treated with 3 grams Cordyceps daily. Researchers found that the normal blood sugar change curve was significantly flattened in the Cordyceps group. In other words, the blood sugar did not go as high after eating, and it did not drop down as low between meals. This study again proved that Cordyceps has the ability to regulate blood sugar level.
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