GlucodOX - Guggul-based Nutraceutical For AMPK Activation, Energy & Metabolic Support

GlucodOX®

Activate AMPK. Activate Health

Introducing GlucodOX®— the only patented guggul-based nutraceutical for stimulating AMPK to support metabolic health and wellness.

$27.99

Extends your “healthspan” by enhancing the body’s response to cellular and metabolic stress:

Optimizes cellular energy throughout the body
Helps restore the AMPK activation capacity that declines with aging and suboptimal lifestyle
Supports healthy glucose and cholesterol levels already within normal limits
Promotes healthy weight control and fat metabolism

GLUCODOX PROMOTES HEALTHY WEIGHT CONTROL AND FAT METABOLISM

THE MANY BENEFITS OF AMPK BOOSTING SUPPLEMENTS

The metabolic master switch

Regulates cellular metabolism
Promotes healthy weight
Reduces fat
Reduces inflammation
Decreases glucose levels

Increases insulin sensitivity
Increases blood flow
Antioxidant
Controls Cholesterol
Supports healthy aging

How is GlucodOX different?

Most guggulsterones support normal lipid (cholesterol) and glucose (diabetes) metabolism. By stimulating AMPK, the patented formulation in GlucodOX takes guggulsterones further, adding longevity-promoting mechanisms much like metformin.

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Activate efficacy

Activate wellness

The powerful and proprietary complex in GlucodOX can help maintain and support:

• Optimal metabolic and physiologic health*
• Prolonged healthspan by helping to reduce the effects of aging and/or a suboptimal lifestyle (i.e, food, stress, sleep deprivation, etc)*
• Improved response to cellular and physiologic stress*

A safe and well-documented nutraceutical
Guggul resin has been used in traditional medicine for thousands of years. MCT oils occur naturally in foods such as coconut oils and are regularly consumed all over the world.

GlucodOX® is made from a unique optimized supercritical CO2 extraction methodology that enhances efficacy and bioavailability.

BETTER RESULTS THAN EXPECTED!

Increased energy and my A1C improved after only 1 week. Will definitely order again and highly recommend!

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Gave me lots of energy to get through the day! I’m psyched I found GlucodOX, keep it coming!

This works for lowering blood sugar!!!!

I’ve had difficulty lowering my fasting blood sugar, and I don’t want to be on Metformin or insulin. I’ve been trying different products with ok results at best, and even when on these products and fasting for 8 hours 160 is about the lowest I could get my blood sugar. After taking Glucodox only twice, one capsule each time, my blood sugar was at 125 and that was only at 5 hours of fasting.

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