GYMNEMA
Cardiovascular system 
Blood glucose 
Cholesterol Gymnema leaves, Gymnema sylvestre, rich in gymnemic acids, are used to support glycemic balance, help neutralize free radicals and promote metabolic well-being.
Regulations
and analysis
Identification: TLC
No data on traditional use
Detailed description
Gymnema, Gymnema sylvestre, a climbing plant in the Asclepiadaceae family, is native to the tropical forests of India and Southeast Asia. Recognized in traditional Ayurvedic medicine, it is mainly used in formulations designed to support metabolic balance and general well-being.
Gymnema leaves are rich in gymnemic acids, triterpene saponins, which play an important role in sugar and lipid balance. These compounds help maintain normal blood sugar levels by supporting the physiological processes involved in carbohydrate and fat metabolism.
Gymnema leaves have also been studied for their potential to support natural antioxidant and immune functions. Its bioactive compounds, such as gymnemic acids, help neutralize free radicals and promote a balanced immune response.
In addition to these properties, this plant is known for its use in digestive well-being and its action on taste sensations linked to sweetness, making it a key ingredient in formulations dedicated to managing food cravings.