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When I started taking Lysulin on 4/30/18, my A1c was at 6.8%. On 5/30/18, after both low carb eating and three Lysulin daily, my A1c was down to 6%. That’s quite a drop for only 30 days! I’m very happy about it!
-Carla M. from San Diego, CA
One month ago my A1c was 6.3%, today it was 6.2%. The line on my CGM has been much steadier, many fewer peaks and valleys. Thanks so much.
-Cary T. from La Jolla, CA
John, I got the new kit. I tested my A1c today. It was 6.5 on 4/14. Today it was 5.4. I do like the chewable tablets. I still just swallow them but it is so much easier.
-Karen M. from Fort Wayne, IN
I am feeling great! Better than any time last 2 years! I am recommending your product to anyone I know that has diabetes.
-Mike T. from Sebring, FL
I am happy to report that my HbA1c percentage was 5.8% today after one month of taking three doses of Lysulin daily. As you may recall, the starting A1c percentage was 6.2%.
-Gene T. from Sunnyvale, CA
I was diagnosed less than three months ago with Type 2 diabetes. I started immediately using Lysulin and Metformin and my HbA1c has dropped from over 12% to 5.8%. I am thrilled.
-Marc R. from Daytona Beach, FL
*Actual Patient Results. Your results may vary.
Lysulin Resource Library
Lysulin was founded with one goal: to help improve the health of people living with diabetes, prediabetes and metabolic syndrome. Here are a few useful resources for information, support and glucose monitoring supplies.
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Lysulin: Supplement Made to Lower Glucose Toxicity and A1c Levels
John Burd, PhD., started out as CEO of DexCom. Currently, he is the CEO of Lysulin, Inc. which makes a new diabetes supplement called, Lysulin.
[VIDEO] Author and Diabetic, Denise A. Pancyrz Discusses the Benefits of Using Lysulin
Denise A. Pancyrz is a coach, speaker, and author on reversing type 2 diabetes. Denise discusses why Lysulin is a product worth trying whether you have diabetes or prediabetes.
1 in 4 Older Adults Battling Diabetes Use Alternative Medicine: Report
Older adults with diabetes are at high risk for developing additional health conditions and are turning to complementary and alternative resources to manage their health, according to a new report.