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Inoue D, Kimura I, Wakabayashi M, Tsumoto H, Ozawa K, Hara T, et al
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Gut and digestive health: AG1 contains prebiotics, such as inulin,24 and probiotics ( Lactobacillus acidophilus and Bifidobacterium bifidum ), which can support gut health.17 25 Immunity support: There are several sources of antioxidants in AG1,26 including green tea extract, citrus bioflavonoids, polyphenols, and more.27 Antioxidants can support immune function.28 Increased energy: The inclusion of B vitamins, vitamin C, and magnesium should support energy through their ability to extract energy from food and make it usable by the body.29 Brain function and mental clarity: The same vitamins as stated above (plus zinc) also play a role in the creation, maintenance, and modification of neurotransmitters, neuronal membranes, and brain receptors.29 Maintaining normal blood sugar levels: Theres no added sugar in AG1, and ingredients like magnesium and Reishi may be able to promote insulin sensitivity and reduce fasting blood glucose, respectively.30 31 AG1 ingredients Photo by Innerbody Research Lets take a look at some of the ingredients included in each serving and how they may be able to promote better health in various ways
In an interventional study, it was shown that L-carnitine supplementation with a dose of 3 g/day for 12 weeks significantly reduced FBG, but its effects on HbA1c reduction were not significant in diabetic patients ( Subgroup analysis of our findings showed that trial duration, intervention dose, and BMI status significantly affect the insulin level, as well as, it was shown that trial duration, intervention dose, obesity, and health status have a significant effect on the HOMA-IR levels
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Inflammatory remodeling Interleukin-1 (IL-1) functions as an alarmin that is rapidly released following tissue infection or injury, initiating the early immune response
