A vine long used in Ayurvedic practice for its documented effect on sweet-taste perception and everyday sugar cravings.
Gymnema Sylvestre is a woody, climbing vine native to India, long used in Ayurvedic tradition under the name "Gurmar" — sugar destroyer.
It handles the appetite side of the formula, aiming to interrupt sweet cravings before they turn into a decision.
Its gymnemic acids are studied for temporarily dulling sweet-taste perception on the tongue, alongside separate research into healthy glucose metabolism.
This describes general research on Gymnema Sylvestre itself, not the finished LipoPeak product, which hasn't been the subject of its own clinical trial. See the full list or the formula overview for more.