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New Nutraceutical That Stabilizes Blood Sugar Naturally is Introduced
Date:9/25/2007

CARMEL, Ind., Sept. 25 /PRNewswire/ -- Diabco Life Sciences, LLC, an Indiana based company, has introduced a new clinically tested nutraceutical product for consumers concerned about the growing health risks associated with diabetes. This new product, Diabatrol, is a nutrient dense, fiber and antioxidant-rich dietary supplement that has been scientifically proven to stabilize blood sugar spiking and reduce insulin resistance, two conditions that most often lead to Type II diabetes.

Diabetes Risk Rising in the U.S.

According to the American Diabetes Association and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Americans are increasingly at risk for diabetes. Currently, an estimated 107 million individuals in the U.S. are at risk of diabetes or pre-diabetes. Diabetes is a complex disease that impacts many vital functions and organs in the human body. Diabetes can cause vascular and nerve damage, heart disease, increased risk for kidney failure, and blindness. Diabetes experts advise that preventative action, early detection and aggressive management of diabetes can greatly improve the chances for a long and healthy life without significant health complications.

Diabatrol's Role in Reducing Risk

By reducing insulin resistance, Diabatrol works to allow the body to properly utilize insulin and stabilize blood glucose imbalances naturally, thereby helping to reduce the health risks associated with diabetes. Diabatrol's active ingredients not only help promote healthy glucose metabolism, but also help reduce oxidative stress and insulin resistance, two key concerns for diabetics and pre-diabetics.

Diabatrol is a nutraceutical with all natural active ingredients, not a prescription pharmaceutical. Diabatrol is a fortified whole grain derivative that provides a broad nutritional approach to diabetes management. All active nutritional components in Diabatrol have been clinically tested and documented to be beneficial for Type II diabetic
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