Payarmin contains six named ingredients: Gymnema Leaf, Chromium Picolinate, African Mango Seed, Green Tea Leaf, Maca Root and Panax Ginseng. Several may lower blood sugar; Green Tea contains a little caffeine. The current Supplement Facts panel is the final authority on amounts.
Transparency matters, so every ingredient in Payarmin is named below, with what it does and the cautions that come with it. Always treat the current label as the final authority on amounts, and share it with your doctor — especially the blood-sugar ingredients.
Nicknamed the “sugar destroyer” in Ayurvedic tradition, Gymnema is among the most studied botanicals for glucose metabolism. Its gymnemic acids are of research interest for supporting healthy blood sugar and for temporarily reducing the taste of sweetness, which may help with sugar cravings. Caution: it may lower blood sugar — anyone on diabetes medication must consult a doctor.
An essential trace mineral in a highly absorbable form, involved in how the body uses insulin and metabolises carbohydrates. Chromium is studied for supporting healthy glucose metabolism and insulin function. Caution: because it may lower blood sugar, it should be used with medical guidance if you take diabetes medication.
An extract from the seeds of the African mango (Irvingia gabonensis), studied in relation to metabolism, appetite and healthy lipid levels. It is included for its research interest in supporting carbohydrate metabolism and metabolic balance as part of a healthy lifestyle.
A source of antioxidant catechins, including EGCG, studied for supporting metabolism and converting nutrients into usable energy. Green Tea also provides antioxidant support. Note: it is a natural source of a small amount of caffeine, so those sensitive to caffeine should factor this in.
A Peruvian adaptogen traditionally valued for energy, stamina and resilience. In a metabolic formula, Maca is included for its traditional role in supporting steady, all-day energy and a balanced response to daily stress.
One of the best-known adaptogens, studied for energy, stamina and, in some research, glucose metabolism. Caution: it may affect blood sugar and can interact with diabetes medication and blood thinners — consult a doctor before use if you take either.
Several of these ingredients — Gymnema, Chromium and ginseng in particular — may lower blood sugar. If you take diabetes medication or insulin, combining them could cause hypoglycemia, so medical guidance is essential. Green Tea also contains a small amount of caffeine. Review the full panel with your doctor or pharmacist before use.
Payarmin brings six researched ingredients together in one daily dropper — nutritional support for healthy glucose metabolism, carbohydrate metabolism and steady energy, alongside your diet, movement and doctor.
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