Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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How does Moderate reduce blood glucose levels?
Moderate is made with 100% botanical proprietary blend scientifically proven to temporarily block the enzymes responsible for breakdown of carbohydrates to simple sugars, hence less amount of sugar is available for absorption. This means that only around 60% of the carbs / sugars that you eat are absorbed into your body. Rest is excreted out of the body, without being absorbed. This also results in reduced post meal blood sugar spikes as has been proved in Multiple clinical studies.
Does taking moderate on empty stomach cause hypoglycaemia?
If it is taken on an empty stomach where there are no carbs / sugars, then there is no effect on blood sugar levels at all and there is nopoint in taking moderate on an empty stomach or when there are no significant carbs or sugars in the consumed food. When taken on empty stomach without food, it harmlessly pass through the body in the absence of carb intake.
I forgot to eat my meal after taking Moderate tablet, does it cause any harm?
When Moderate is taken on empty stomach without food, it harmlessly pass through the body in the absence of carb intake. It is a completely botanical formula and will not have any significant effect if taken on empty stomach.
What is the best time to take Moderate tablet?
Moderate works best when taken 10 min before the meal, so that it works on the enzymes more effectively and gives you the maximum benefit of limiting blood sugar spiking & calorie uptake post meal.
Do I need to stick to a specific diet when taking Moderate?
You don’t need to be on any specific diet plan while using Moderate tablets. We recommend to use moderate before any meal or snack that is rich in carbohydrates or sugars. It does not effect the dynamics of a protein or fat meal.
I am diabetic, can I use Moderate?
If you are a diabetic, you can use Moderate. However you must reduce or skip your usual diabetic medicine, as taking both will reduce your sugar levels. You need to check your blood glucose levels post meal and see who much reduction of blood sugar is happening post meal with moderate and then see if your diabetic drugs are required at all or in lower doses? It is best to discuss this with your doctor and work out what is best for you. Moderate works by simply blocking the enzymes responsible for converting complex carbs to simple sugars making the carbs & sugars resistant to digestion, so that they pass out of the body.