Designs For Health Berberine-Evail® 60 Softgel

Designs for Health Berberine Evail 60 Softgels:

Berb-Evail is manufactured using the Designs for Health Evail™ technology, which is an all-natural formulation that improves the absorption and delivery of berberine. This process uses a proprietary blend of MCT oils, non-soy derived lecithin, and vitamin E, without the use of potentially harmful surfactants.

The most prominent of berberine’s pharmacological properties are its beneficial effects on blood glucose management. Berberine exerts its effects independently of the mechanisms of metformin and other common hypoglycemic agents, so the compound may be used alone or in conjunction with conventional pharmaceutical drugs. In addition, berberine has long been recognized as an antimicrobial, antiviral, and anti-parasitic compound.* 

Designs For Health Berberine-Evail is used to improve cardiovascular health, healthy blood sugar regulation, and better cholesterol metabolism. It is also used to help with various types of infections, including those involved with the gastrointestinal system, respiratory system and skin.  It is often used to support the gut microbiome and enhance insulin sensitivity in metabolic syndrome.

Berb-Evail™ is a powerful adjunctive agent to maximize the effects of blood sugar and gut microbiome therapies. 

For Blood Glucose: Consider using Berb-Evail when additional support for blood sugar management. Berb-Evail™ May be added to a protocol that first includes Metabolic Synergy, our foundational glucose support formula, along with Sensitol.

For Antimicrobial Effects in the GI: Consider Berb-Evail when short term (4-6 weeks) adjunctive therapy to a foundational regimen of GI Microb-X™ and Oil of Oregano may be warranted. 

Ingredients:

Other Ingredients: Medium chain triglycerides, vitamin E, mixed tocopherol concentrate, sunflower lecithin, gelatin, water, glycerine, annatto..

Suggested Dose: Adults: Take 1 softgel twice daily, or as directed by your health care practitioner. For use beyond 3 months, consult a health care practitioner.