Description
Optimum Glysen Control is a comprehensive formula designed to support healthy nerve function. It contains lipoic acid and several members of the vitamin B family, including B1 (as benfotiamine), B6, B12, and folate. Acetyl L-carnitine is also included in this formula, as it supports brain health and promotes the production of acetylcholine. This important neurotransmitter works to regulate communication between nerves and muscles.
• Supports healthy nerve function
• Promotes synthesis of myelin, a key structural feature of nerve cells
• May help facilitate healthy blood sugar control and insulin sensitivity
• May promote proper pain perception
• Supports healthy neurotransmitter synthesis for effective neuronal communication
Formulated to support healthy blood sugar levels, cardiovascular health, immune health, and cognitive function. Contains many natural and herbal ingredients to support overall health and well-being. Ingredients like cinnamon bark powder have been used in ancient health practices for centuries because of the many health benefits it provides, including helping the body maintain good sugar levels.
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60 Capsules per Bottle
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Ingredient Highlights
Vitamin B12: an essential nutrient for the synthesis of myelin, a structural component of nerve cells (neurons). Myelin is a protective substance made primarily from cholesterol and fats that insulates axons and facilitates proper neuronal signal transmission and communication between neurons.
• Vitamin B6: provided as pyridoxal-5-phosphate, the active form of vitamin B6. This nutrient is a required cofactor for numerous enzymes involved in biochemical processes that produce neurotransmitters such as serotonin, dopamine, and GABA. GABA is the body’s most calm-promoting neurotransmitter, and proper levels of all three of these chemical messengers play a role in influencing proper pain perception.
• Benfotiamine: a derivative of thiamine (vitamin B1) that may help protect nerve tissue from the effects of suboptimal blood sugar levels.* Benfotiamine has been shown to raise the body’s level of thiamine more than thiamine itself, likely owing to the fact that benfotiamine is fat-soluble and may be more easily retained in the body than thiamine, which is water-soluble and more readily excreted.
• R-Lipoic Acid: considered an “antioxidant of antioxidants” because of its capacity to regenerate or preserve other antioxidants, including vitamins C and E, glutathione and CoQ10. Lipoic acid may be beneficial for any situation associated with oxidative stress, such as those that may affect nerves. Additionally, this compound may indirectly benefit nerve function by promoting insulin sensitivity and healthy blood sugar regulation.
• Acetyl-L-Carnitine: a modified form of the amino acid carnitine. Carnitine is found primarily in red meat, pork, poultry, seafood and dairy products, with only small amounts occurring in plant foods. The human body produces carnitine internally, but certain situations may warrant supplementation with amounts greater than that which would be reasonably obtained from food and biosynthesis. Carnitine helps support the burning of fat for energy, which may promote a healthy metabolism and blood glucose regulation.* Acetyl L-carnitine also promotes the production of acetylcholine, an important neurotransmitter that works to regulate communication between nerves and muscles.
• Folate: a nutrient needed for healthy nerves. This product provides folate as 5-MTHF rather than synthetic folic acid,
which is found in most commercial supplements. 5-MTHF is unaffected by genetic polymorphisms that may interfere with conversion of folic acid to the bioactive folate the body needs.
