GLP-1 Insulin & leptin resistance

Insulin resistance means your cells ignore insulin’s signal, so sugar stays in the blood and fat stays locked in fat cells. Leptin resistance means your brain can’t “hear” the full signal from body fat, so hunger and cravings can feel louder than they should. This pack aims to:
Calm inflammation and improve membrane signalling (omega‑3, vitamin d3+k2).
Support insulin pathways and glucose transport (inositol, ala, magnesium).
Boost cellular energy use and fat transport (nr, l‑carnitine).
None of this replaces food choices or movement - it amplifies them.

Omega-3 (epa + dha) – healthy fats from fish oil that help calm inflammation and make your cell membranes more flexible. This makes it easier for insulin to “dock” and do its job, helping to unlock fat from storage.
Magnesium glycinate – a mineral that’s involved in hundreds of reactions in your body, including how your cells respond to insulin. Many people with insulin resistance are low in magnesium.
Vitamin D3 + K2 – Vitamin D helps your body respond better to insulin and supports healthy hormone signalling, while vitamin K2 helps keep calcium in the right places (like your bones, not your arteries).
Nicotinamide riboside (NR) – boosts your NAD+ levels, which are like the body’s “energy currency.” This helps your cells’ power plants (mitochondria) burn fat more effectively.
Inositol is a naturally occurring compound that improves how insulin messages are delivered inside your cells and is often used in PCOS for hormone balance and better blood sugar control.
L-carnitine – helps move fats into the part of your cells where they’re burned for energy. Think of it as a shuttle bus taking fat to the “furnace.”
Alpha-lipoic acid (ALA) is a powerful antioxidant that also helps your muscles absorb sugar from the blood more efficiently.
Chromium picolinate – a trace mineral that makes insulin work better by improving how it attaches to its receptor. It can help lower cravings for carbs and support stable blood sugar.

Take the supplement pack daily with food and water, before morning or afternoon meal, unless specified otherwise on the sachet.

Steadier energy and fewer post‑meal crashes within 2–4 weeks.
Reduced cravings for fast‑release carbs as protein and fat metabolism improve.
Triglycerides trend down; insulin sensitivity markers often improve when paired with diet and activity.