Smart Blood Sugar

I ordered the book and meals for a week, with a list. It was very easy shopping, four in the family eating right. The night before we started my blood sugar was 364; I woke with a 340.

We started the meals and a new med from my doctor, Trulicity, checking blood sugar before meals and two hours after, by the time I went to bed I dropped to 159 blood sugar. I was very tired. I woke with a 194 blood sugar.

I know some is the new medication, but the numbers are awesome. The food is good so far, I’m going to continue for three months until I see the doctor. I got this for the meals. I love to cook and I still get to but with the right stuff.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Got worried because I kept losing weight and my wife wanted to start taking it because of the weight loss. That company usually sells good product. I feel great with no side effects thankfully.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have seen all the complaints about this and that for this program. The truth is people will complain about anything (good or bad). Most people got into this situation (diabetes) because they are lazy, in denial, lack motivation, it's too complicated to figure out, depressed or whatever.

I certainly fall into one or more of those categories myself, however, I have found that when information is given to you in just the right way, whether it has been copied, reconfigured or jazzed up buy the person offering it, the only thing that matters is "Do you get it now" and is it helping you? For me, this is presented in a way that I GET IT and I am motivated for the first time to really try. I hate pills, doctors and big Pharma telling me how to live my Life, so I am happy (so far) to find this information.

I do feel that she is pushing the blood sugar stabilizer but just don't buy it!

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have just finished this book that my husband ordered. I really think it makes a lot of sense. I have been eating low carb for a number of years to help control my weight problem. I am NOT diabetic but I do know that eating this way makes a lot of sense and makes me feel great. My husband who is diabetic type 2 has a sweet tooth and still desires sugar. I really believe if I can get him to eat this way he will have a dramatic improvement in his blood sugar levels and his A1C.

I did not receive all of the other materials that were supposedly coming with this book. All I have is the book. I am going to call the company and ask them how I can get the other materials. Because I do believe that a shopping list and a suggestion of diet plans would be very helpful. I did not find anything fraudulent or bad about this diet plan I thought it made a lot of sense. There was an attempt to sell my husband vitamins and other types of products but he did not order them. So the basic plan if you can follow it I think would be beneficial and can't help but help diabetics improve.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

The only thing I didn't enjoy was the sales video, it was lengthy and took over 30 minutes. I declined the other products they try to sell you and did buy the book.

Once my order was made, I was able to download the PDFs on all that came with book and even the book. The book is an easy read and so was the 7 day meal plan and the other materials. The next week I receive the paper back copy of the book.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

My doctor suggested that I might be a borderline pre-diabetic. He confirmed this with blood tests. I was prescribed an oral medication called Metec (I think it is called) and to take one tablet with my evening meal.

I found Smart Blood Sugar while looking online at articles on diabetes and watched the overly long, but nonetheless informative video and purchased the book and read it cover to cover when it eventually arrived with the bottles of Glucoburn. I had already cut down dramatically on my carbohydrate intake but had not lost any weight before reading the book and adding the Glucoburn to my diet. I began to follow the program in the book and balancing out my carbs and keeping some real fat in my diet in the form of yogurt, avocados, dairy, chicken and red meat in sensible proportions. Weight loss became apparent within a very short time. I lost five kgs (11 lbs approximately) within a couple of weeks. My waking blood sugar level is now down to 4.5 - 5.5 and post prandial is 6.7 maximum and back to 5.0 - 4.5 after one and a half or two hours. I have to have all my trousers taken in a small price to pay in my opinion. I also take one tablespoon of apple cider (with the mother) before bed every evening with a cup of green tea.

This program works, but you need to discipline yourself.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I had been using GlucoBurn for many years when I developed steroid induced Type II Diabetes.

Even after the slow titration down of the steroids, the gift of T2D stayed. When I started using GlucoBurn, I finally went into "remission."

Unfortunately, my health has taken a turn nosedive, and here I am, back on time released Metformin, because it gives me terrible diarrhea.

I was VB on auto shipments, and I am a procrastinator, and though I intended to cancel, never did. I recently started taking GlucoBurn and another supplement I had grown to trust from results and kicking it up with the GlucoBurn, I finally got my first result under 120, from the high 180's.

Yes, I will continue taking. Should not have stopped, not I did this without the book, etc.

Just found out about the whole program, and YES, I signed up, especially for the shopping lists. I have been studying A LOT about nutrition and all three crap that is in everything, like HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP/ POISON (did you know their manufacturer is petitioning the FDA to change the name to something less threatening or RECOGNIZABLE!)!

QUITE FRANKLY, anything this inexpensive is worth trying to keep from losing my foot or eyesight! The doctor is in the DFW area. So am I. I intend to make an appointment. Circumin with Bioperine, I believe kept me alive from cancer, and I wholeheartedly believe in natural supplements. But, buyer beware. There is a whole lot of unregulated fairy dusting going on. Check it out.

Bottom line. Only gave current experience 5 stars because I have not started the complete program yet. When I do, I plan to update this review in 60 days. But GLUCOBURN does help. Whatever you do, stay away from Sytra 5. I believe that is what it is now being called. Very toxic. Very dangerous. I truly believe if I had continued using and tried to ignore the side effects that it would have killed me after it shut down my kidneys and liver.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

This books reads rather well. I had reduced my blood sugar by going on the "Protein Power" course by the group out of Colorado. SBS seems to very similar and should work.

I am having two problems. Firstly, the phone number on the back of the book to reach "Dr." Marlene Merritt is not being answered. 877-755-4904. The other problem that I am having is trying to understand who "Dr." Meritt is. It appears that he's not an MD nor a PhD. All the Letters after her name mean nothing to me and I can't find them on a Google search. I emailed her asking what kind of Dr. she is. No answer but a couple advertisements.

This makes me wonder.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I read the words, balance your sugar and bought the book. I found it will be very beneficial to myself if I am able to follow the recommendation from the book. I think $27 is very reasonable price to pay. However, charging $9 for shipping costs is a bit unreasonable and I think they should lower the shipping costs. Since I have only purchased the eBooks for just a week, I have not experienced any benefit from it yet. Bottom line, if you really want to lower your blood sugar and commit to follow the book's recommendation, $36 is not expensive at all.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

If Dr. Marlene Merritt really wanted to help people instead of enriching herself, her 100-page book pamphlet, called Smart Blood Sugar, wouldn't have cost me $37. The information in the pamphlet is very good but very old. Dr. Bernstein's book about diabetes talks about carb reduction decades ago. Then the book on the Paleolithic Diet had some of the same info on carb reduction. Dr. Whitaker's book on diabetes came out long ago.

Dr. Merritt is getting rich off of rehashed information at the expense of diabetics like myself. I guess she wasn't making enough money just being a doctor.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

First of all, I just purchased so I don't know if the product works or not. You listen to a long presentation for the book and after your purchase, you are directed to their main point buying their supplements which I clicked off so I may not be able to get the bonus portion. Personally I feel a company should come out and tell you upfront that there are supplements involved and if you actually get results from the Smart Blood Sugar boot they are available to order. Thanks.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend