Glyco Eden Ingredients
Glyco Eden names fifteen ingredients: chromium picolinate directly, plus a 14-botanical proprietary blend including Gymnema Sylvestre, African Mango and Forskohlii.
Individual blend amounts are not published for any of the 14 botanicals, which limits how directly you can compare this formula against published research doses.
What the label tells you, and what it does not
Glyco Eden names all fifteen ingredients on its brand pages, and chromium picolinate stands apart as the one ingredient quantified by name rather than folded into the proprietary blend. That is more specific than many competing products manage for their core ingredient.
The other fourteen botanicals sit together in a proprietary blend with no individual milligram amounts disclosed, which is common practice in this category but does limit how directly you can compare any single botanical against published research doses.
All 15 ingredients, one by one
Chromium Picolinate — Named directly, unquantified
An essential trace mineral with a documented role in normal carbohydrate and glucose metabolism. Named directly rather than folded into the proprietary blend, though the exact milligram amount is still not published.
Gymnema Sylvestre Leaf Extract — Proprietary blend, unquantified
A traditional Ayurvedic botanical long associated with blood sugar and sweet-taste-perception research, sometimes called the sugar destroyer.
African Mango Seed Extract — Proprietary blend, unquantified
Studied in connection with metabolic and weight-management support.
Green Tea Leaf Extract — Proprietary blend, unquantified
A source of catechins studied for metabolic and antioxidant support.
Forskohlii Root Extract — Proprietary blend, unquantified
Studied in connection with cellular signalling pathways relevant to fat and glucose metabolism.
Eleuthero Root Extract — Proprietary blend, unquantified
Also known as Siberian ginseng, a traditional adaptogen associated with energy and stress resilience.
Astragalus Root Extract — Proprietary blend, unquantified
A traditional Chinese botanical studied for immune and general wellness support.
Grape Seed Extract — Proprietary blend, unquantified
A source of antioxidant proanthocyanidins, commonly included in metabolic and cardiovascular wellness formulas.
Guarana Seed Extract — Proprietary blend, unquantified
A natural caffeine source included for energy and alertness support.
Cayenne Pepper Fruit Extract — Proprietary blend, unquantified
Contains capsaicin, studied for its association with metabolic rate and thermogenesis.
Grapefruit Seed Extract — Proprietary blend, unquantified
Included for general wellness support. Grapefruit compounds are separately known to interact with certain medications.
Ginseng Root Extract — Proprietary blend, unquantified
A traditional adaptogen associated with energy and general vitality.
Raspberry Ketones — Proprietary blend, unquantified
A compound popularised in weight-management formulas, included as part of the broader metabolic-support blend.
Maca Root — Proprietary blend, unquantified
A Peruvian root food with traditional use for energy and stamina support.
L-Glutamine — Proprietary blend, unquantified
An amino acid included for general metabolic and cellular support, rounding out the blend.
The ingredient worth a five-minute conversation with your doctor
Grapefruit seed extract is separately well known for interacting with a range of medications by affecting how the liver metabolises them — a mechanism distinct from any effect on blood sugar itself. If you take any prescription medication, this is worth flagging specifically before you start.
Several other botanicals in the blend, including Gymnema Sylvestre and chromium itself, can theoretically affect blood sugar levels, which is worth knowing if you take any glucose-lowering medication. Read how the formula is meant to work next.
