Weight loss is not easy, and anything that will help to curb the appetite is a benefit. Glucofast claims to do just that, supporting an optimal blood glucose and increasing energy levels, which in combination stimulate weight loss. When using Glucofast in combination with exercise and proper eating, while not overeating or eating junk food, it is possible to lose weight.

On the Other: Use Caution

Taking Glucofast without consulting your doctor can create a health problem. Herbal ingredients such as guggul extract should not to be used while taking blood thinners or medicines for blood pressure or migraines. If you are a diabetic, taking Glucofast could interfere with your medications, since vanadyl and gymnema sylvestre powder are known to lower blood sugar. Side effects are possible with Glucofast, such as nausea, hives, increased blood pressure, and irregular heart beats. It is not safe to use if you are breastfeeding or pregnant.

Bottom Line

Before you begin any weight-loss program, check with your doctor, read the ingredients, research them, and be safe. Glucofast includes important vitamins, but also many herbs. Weight loss is a great goal, but it should be accomplished safely. Using supplements to lose weight, even Glucofast, without changing the way you eat and without exercise, is not a permanent solution. Herbs are generally safe, but they too can create problems if you are not careful.

Source:

Official Glucofast Website

Medline Plus Drug & Supplement Resource

PDR Health: Herbs

Resource:

A Review of GlucoFast