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Gluco6 ingredients, one by one

This list follows the supplement facts panel. Research on an ingredient alone does not prove how the finished capsule will work for you, and the blend amounts are not individually disclosed.

Sukre L-arabinose white powder in a glass bowl

Sukre® prebiotic fiber (L-arabinose)

A plant-derived sugar-like fiber studied for how it affects sugar absorption after meals.

Fresh green gymnema sylvestre leaves on a plant

Gymnema sylvestre leaf

An Ayurvedic herb used for centuries and studied for healthy glucose handling and sweet-taste perception.

Fine green mineral powder in a small glass bowl with leaves

Chromium (1 mg)

A trace mineral involved in insulin signaling; the label lists chromium niacinate.

Cinnamon bark sticks and ground cinnamon in a wooden bowl

Cinnamon bark

The label lists Cinnamomum cassia. Researched for healthy insulin response; cassia contains coumarin, so quantity matters.

Dried green tea leaves on a wooden scoop with fresh tea leaves

Green tea leaf extract

98% polyphenols, 65% EGCG per the label; an antioxidant studied for metabolic support.

Dried eleuthero root pieces on a white background

Eleuthero root

An adaptogenic root traditionally used for stamina and stress resilience.

Tea leaves and cups of tea on a wooden table

TeaCrine® (theacrine) & theobromine

Mild stimulant-type compounds related to caffeine, included for energy support. Sensitive people should note them.

Vitamin D3 capsules, grains and tablets with a bright sun

Vitamins D3 (50 µg) and B1 (100 mg)

Nutrients with roles in general metabolism and nerve and energy function.

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