Chris Kresser: Galactomune is a prebiotic, and numerous studies have shown that prebiotics and certain fibers can reduce blood sugar. And we know, of course, that disrupted gut microbiota and the resulting inflammatory gut environment contribute to diabetes and other blood sugar disorders, so that’s why that was added.
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