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Clinical & Consumer Study Results (Adjunct Therapy)


Study Type: 6-month observational trial

Participants: 87 individuals with T2DM (45 Adjunct therapy + 42 Control groups)

Use Case: Taken alongside allopathic medication

Key Outcomes:

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Sustained HbA1c reduction over 6 months

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Improved fasting & postprandial glucose levels

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No major side effects - safe as adjunct therapy

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Users experienced better energy, fewer sugar cravings, improved lifestyle adherence

Why Choose DiaB Max?

DiaB Max

  • SCFE + Liposomal Delivery for bioactivity
  • 7 synergistic, science-backed botanicals
  • Supported by clinical and animal data
  • Works with your existing medication
  • Long-term metabolic wellness, not a gimmick

Evidence-led formula - no noise, just substance.

Ordinary Supplement

  • No advanced delivery system for bioactivity
  • Few or non-synergistic botanicals
  • Little to no clinical backing
  • May conflict with existing medication
  • Short-term quick-fix positioning

Basic blends, minimal testing, short-lived results.

Clinical Studies

  • Lowered blood glucose levels significantly vs. disease control group
  • Boosted insulin production, nearing normal levels
  • Improved liver enzymes, lipid profile (↑ HDL, ↓ LDL & TG)
  • Reduced AGEs and ketone levels, indicating protection from diabetic complications
  • Suggests DiaB Max can complement traditional treatment and offer holistic metabolic support

How to Use ?

  • For newly diagnosed T2DM: 1 capsule twice daily
  • As adjunct to medication: 1 capsule once daily
  • For prediabetes/metabolic syndrome: 1 capsule twice daily
  • Take with water, 30 minutes before or after meals
  • Store in a cool, dry place

How DiaB Max Works Over Time

Period

0 – 3 Months
3 – 6 Months
6 – 12 Months

0 – 3 Months

Metabolic Regulation

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Balances glucose, lipid levels, reduces stress

3 – 6 Months

Organ Support

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Protects pancreas, liver, and vascular function

6 – 12 Months

Complication Prevention

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Slows progression and supports long-term control

Who is DiaB Max For?

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Individuals with Type 2 Diabetes (T2DM)

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People with prediabetes or metabolic syndrome

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Patients on oral antidiabetic medications, seeking enhanced glucose control

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Individuals aiming to prevent long-term diabetic complications

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Health-conscious users who prefer plant-based adjunct therapies

Antidiabetic results of Dia B Max

Phase 1

STUDY OBJECTIVE:   
Assessment of postprandial blood glucose and insulin levels in DiaB Max™ supplemented group compared to a control group after a carbohydrate-rich meal.

STUDY DESIGN:

  • Type: Preliminary Internal Observational, Comparative Study
  • Duration: 120 minutes post-meal monitoring
  • Parameters measured: Blood glucose levels (mg/dL): at 0, 30, 60, 90, and 120 minutes
  • Insulin levels (µU/mL): at 0, 30, 60, 90, and 120 minutes

RESULTS: 
Glucose: Up to ~25–27% lower post-meal glucose spikes in DiaB Max™ group compared to control 

Insulin: Up to ~20–25% reduction in post-meal insulin spikes in DiaB Max™ group compared to control

Gradual & controlled rise in glucose levels

Reduced risk of post-meal sugar crash

CONCLUSION:
DiaB Max™ supplementation effectively moderates postprandial glucose and insulin responses, making it a beneficial adjunct for glycemic control and metabolic health.

Diabetes Complications & DiaB Max Protection
  1. Cardiovascular Disease (CVD)
    Problem: High blood sugar and lipids → atherosclerosis, heart attack, stroke.
    DiaB Max action:
    • Fenugreek → lowers cholesterol, TG, LDL; improves HDL.
    • Ginger → reduces blood pressure, ApoB/ApoA1 ratio.
    • Lemongrass Oil → lipid lowering (↓ TC, TG, LDL; ↑ HDL).
    • Turmeric (Curcumin) → anti-inflammatory, endothelial protection.
  2. Kidney Damage (Nephropathy)
    ➥ Problem:
    High glucose & oxidative stress damage renal cells.
    ➥ DiaB Max action:
    • Eucalyptus → enhances antioxidant enzymes (CAT, SOD, GPx) in kidneys.
    • Bakuchi (Bakuchiol/Bavachin) → reduces insulin resistance & oxidative stress.
    • Purple Corn Extract → anthocyanins protect renal tissue via antioxidation.
  3. Nerve Damage (Neuropathy)
    ➥ Problem:
    Chronic hyperglycemia damages peripheral nerves.
    ➥ DiaB Max action:
    • Ar-turmerone (from turmeric) → stimulates neural regeneration.
    • Purple Corn Anthocyanins → reduce oxidative stress in neurons.
    • Gingerols/Shogaols → anti-inflammatory, neuroprotective.
  4. Eye Damage (Retinopathy)
    ➥ Problem:
    Oxidative stress & microvascular damage in retina.
    ➥ DiaB Max action:
    • Purple Corn Extract (C3G) → protects retinal vessels, strong antioxidant.
    • Turmeric → prevents inflammation-driven damage.
    • Ginger → reduces lipid peroxidation (MDA), protecting vascular tissue.
  5. Liver Dysfunction
    ➥ Problem:
    Fatty liver, drug-induced hepatotoxicity, inflammation.
    ➥ DiaB Max action:
    • Turmeric → improves liver enzymes (ALT, AST, GGT), reduces inflammation.
    • Fenugreek → enhances GLUT4, improves fat metabolism.
    • Lemongrass Oil → protects liver, restores glycogen, reduces lipids.
    • Eucalyptus → prevents oxidative stress–related liver injury.
  6. Pancreatic β-Cell Decline
    ➥ Problem:
    Progressive loss of insulin-secreting cells.
    ➥ DiaB Max action:
    • Purple Corn Extract → preserves β-cell mass (better than glimepiride).
    • Fenugreek (4-hydroxyisoleucine) → stimulates insulin secretion.
    • Bakuchi (Bavachin) → restores IRS1/PI3K/Akt signaling, improves insulin sensitivity.
    • Turmeric → antioxidant, anti-apoptotic, preserves β-cell function.
  7. Poor Wound Healing & Infections
    ➥ Problem:
    Hyperglycemia impairs immunity & tissue repair.
    ➥ DiaB Max action:
    • Turmeric → anti-inflammatory & antimicrobial.
    • Lemongrass Oil → antimicrobial, wound-healing support.
    • Eucalyptus → antimicrobial, immune-modulating.
Complications from Prolonged Allopathic Drug Use & DiaB Max Protection
  1. Liver Toxicity
    ➥ Problem:
    Long-term drugs (statins, sulfonylureas) stress the liver.
    ➥ DiaB Max action:
    • Turmeric & Lemongrass Oil → hepatoprotective, improve liver enzymes.
    • Eucalyptus → reduces oxidative damage in liver.
  2. Kidney Strain
    ➥ Problem:
    Metformin, NSAIDs increase renal load.
    ➥ DiaB Max action:
    • Eucalyptus → boosts kidney antioxidants (CAT, SOD, GPx).
    • Purple Corn Extract → protects against nephrotoxicity.
  3. Vitamin Deficiency (esp. B12 with metformin)
    ➥ Problem:
    Deficiency worsens neuropathy & fatigue.
    ➥ DiaB Max action:
    • Ginger & Fenugreek → improve gut health & nutrient absorption.
    • Turmeric → reduces gut inflammation, may improve absorption.
  4. Gastrointestinal Issues (nausea, diarrhea)
    ➥ Problem:
    Long-term metformin causes gastric irritation.
    ➥ DiaB Max action:
    • Ginger → well-known for improving digestion & reducing nausea.
    • Lemongrass Oil → soothing effect on GI tract.
  5. Oxidative Stress & Inflammation from Drug Burden
    ➥ Problem:
    Long-term drug metabolism increases ROS load.
    ➥ DiaB Max action:
    • Purple Corn Extract (C3G) → strong antioxidant.
    • Turmeric → anti-inflammatory & antioxidant.
    • Bakuchi → reduces TLR4/NF-κB signaling.
    • Lemongrass → antioxidant, ROS scavenger.

In summary: Continuous use of DiaB Max can:

  • Prevent/slow major diabetes complications (heart, kidney, nerve, liver, eye, β-cell loss).
  • Counteract side effects of long-term allopathic drugs (liver/kidney damage, GI upset, oxidative stress).

DiaB Max - Advanced Botanical Formula Backed by Science

Purple Corn Extract - Anthocyanins

Purple Corn Extract - Anthocyanins

Beta Cell Protection & Antidiabetic Action

Bakuchi CO2 Extract (Bavachin, Bakuchiol)

Bakuchi CO2 Extract (Bavachin, Bakuchiol)

Insulin Sensitizer & Anti-Inflammatory Agent

Turmeric CO2 Extract (Curcuminoids)

Turmeric CO2 Extract (Curcuminoids)

Glucose & Insulin Regulator

Eucalyptus CO2 Extract (Eucalyptol)

Eucalyptus CO2 Extract (Eucalyptol)

Antidiabetic & Antioxidant Agent

Fenugreek CO2 Extract (Galactomannan & Saponins)

Fenugreek CO2 Extract (Galactomannan & Saponins)

A Natural Antidiabetic& Insulin sensitiser

Ginger CO2 Extract (6-Gingerol, 6-Shogaol)

Ginger CO2 Extract (6-Gingerol, 6-Shogaol)

Antidiabetic & Cardiometabolic Regulator

Lemongrass CO2 Extract (Citral)

Lemongrass CO2 Extract (Citral)

Natural Antidiabetic & Metabolic Regulator

FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

What is DiaB Max?

DiaB Max is an advanced plant-based supplement developed using SCFE and Phyto-Liposomal technology. It is designed to support blood sugar regulation, enhance insulin sensitivity, and help prevent complications related to Type 2 Diabetes.

Who can use DiaB Max?

DiaB Max is ideal for:
• Individuals with Type 2 Diabetes
• People with prediabetes or metabolic syndrome
• Those already on oral diabetic medications seeking enhanced control
• Anyone aiming to support long-term metabolic health with a natural supplement

How does DiaB Max work?

DiaB Max blends potent botanicals that:
• Improve glucose uptake and insulin sensitivity
• Reduce inflammation and oxidative stress
• Enhance pancreatic β-cell function
• Support lipid metabolism and liver health

What ingredients are in DiaB Max?

Each capsule contains:
• Purple Corn Extract (rich in C3G)
• Turmeric
• Bakuchi
• Eucalyptus
• Fenugreek
• Ginger
• Lemongrass
These are extracted using SCFE to retain maximum potency and delivered using liposomal technology for better absorption.

Is DiaB Max clinically studied?

Yes. DiaB Max has been evaluated in preclinical animal models and a 6-month observational human study. Results showed improved blood glucose control, insulin levels, lipid profile, and user-reported benefits in energy and sugar cravings.

How should I take DiaB Max?
  • Newly diagnosed T2DM: 1 capsule, twice daily
  • As adjunct to medication: 1 capsule, once daily
  • For prediabetes/metabolic syndrome: 1 capsule, twice daily
    Take 30 minutes before or after meals with water.
How long should I take DiaB Max?

Use consistently for at least 3 months to observe noticeable benefits.
It is safe for long-term use when taken under medical supervision.

Can DiaB Max replace my diabetic medication?

No. DiaB Max is meant to complement your existing therapy, not replace it. Always consult your physician before making any changes to your treatment plan.

Are there any side effects?

DiaB Max is made from natural ingredients and has shown no major side effects in studies. However, people with allergies to listed herbs should avoid use. Pregnant or lactating women and those with liver/kidney issues should consult a doctor before use.

Will DiaB Max cause hypoglycaemia?

It may enhance the effects of antidiabetic medications. If you're already on medication, regularly monitor your blood sugar and adjust dosages under your doctor’s guidance to avoid low blood sugar episodes.

Can I take DiaB Max with other supplements or medicines?

Generally yes, but since some ingredients may interact with antidiabetic, antihypertensive, or anticoagulant drugs, consult your healthcare provider before combining.

Is it safe for long-term use?

Yes. DiaB Max is free from preservatives and artificial additives. It is safe for extended use when taken as directed.

How is DiaB Max different from regular herbal supplements?

Unlike standard herbal products, DiaB Max uses:

  • SCFE technology for pure, potent plant
    extracts
  • Liposomal delivery for better absorption
  • Clinically-backed ingredients
    proven to support diabetic health

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