Mirko M.
Sugar Defender Program
The Sugar Defender Program consists of 3 different items. A powder mix that you're supposed to mix in with your coffee or smoothie in the morning, a set of pills that you take 2 a day, and this liquid dropper that you're supposed to squeeze one to two droppers under your tongue once a day. I didn't have time to make the mixed drink everyday and often forgot the dropper, but I did include the pills along with my usual vitamins. I can 100% say that the pills part worked as my blood sugars dropped down to the 80's from mid 200's. Once I finished using the pills, I didn't want to pay for another 6 months worth of those so I decided to take just the dropper and so far after 4 months, nothing has changed. I'm sure that's why they want you to take it all together because this dropper is like so sweet that I believe that it's design to give you that sweetness so that you don't mess with anything else that is sweet. but by itself it does not work. In fact my mother in law just watched this other infomercial for "GlycoPezil" from Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz to where they claim just taking this stuff once a day it's supposed to cure you of your Diabetes. And holding it up to this "Sugar Defender" ingredients it's the same thing (ingredient for ingredient). So I doubt the effeteness of this especially if you watch the whole commercial for this they claim that this will cure you of your Diabetes and on the label for this it says it on their that "These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease." And isn't that how they try to sell it, as a cure?