An Ayurvedic herb whose name translates to "sugar destroyer," studied for its effect on sweet-taste receptors and glucose metabolism.
Gymnema Sylvestre is a woody vine native to India, called "Gurmar" in Sanskrit — literally "sugar destroyer" — reflecting centuries of Ayurvedic use.
It targets the appetite side of the formula, working to blunt sweet cravings at the neurological level rather than relying on willpower alone.
Its gymnemic acids are studied for temporarily blocking sweet-taste receptors on the tongue, alongside research into its role in healthy glucose metabolism.
This information describes general research on Gymnema Sylvestre, not a claim about the finished LipoPeak product specifically, which has not been the subject of its own clinical trial. See the full ingredients list or the LipoPeak formula overview for more context.