What is GNC total lean chitosan with glucomannan?

GNC Total Lean® Chitosan with Glucomannan is scientifically formulated to help promote a feeling of fullness* and encourage colon health.* GNC Total Lean® products were created to help you take control of your weight loss goals, focus on your health and still be totally you.

What should I know about glucomannan before taking it?

High blood pressure. Early research shows that glucomannan might improve blood pressure in people with high blood pressure. Overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism). Early research shows that adding glucomannan to treatment with methimazole and propranolol helps to reduce thyroid hormone levels in people with overactive thyroid. Obesity.

What is total lean at GNC?

GNC Total Lean® products were created to help you take control of your weight loss goals, focus on your health and still be totally you. Features 1000mg of chitosan, which is a non-soluble fiber that serves as a bulk forming agent and encourages colon health by helping to speed food through the digestive system*

How does glucomannan help with diabetic dumping syndrome?

Dumping syndrome occurs when food moves from the stomach to the intestines too quickly. This can cause the body to release a large amount of insulin, which can cause low blood sugar. Some early research shows that taking glucomannan by mouth helps prevent blood sugar from becoming too low after eating in people at risk for this condition.

How do I take chitosan?

Features 1000mg of chitosan, which is a non-soluble fiber that serves as a bulk forming agent and encourages colon health by helping to speed food through the digestive system* As a dietary supplement, take two or more capsules with at least 8 oz. of water or other fluid, twice daily. Taking this product without enough liquid may cause choking.

What is the biodegradation of chitosan?

The biodegradation of chitosan is catalyzed by enzymes or chemicals in vitroor in vivoand it refers to the breakdown of the polymer substance into smaller fractions such as monomers (D-glucosamine, N-acetyl-glucosamine). When using chitosan in drug-delivery systems and tissue engineering, the biodegradation rate is particularly crucial.