Inositol vs Berberine

Inositol vs Berberine Comparison, Similarities & Differences

Inositol		Berberine
Inositol is part of the		Berberine is a compound extracted from a variety of herbs including European barberry, goldenseal, goldthread, Oregon grape, phellodendron, and tree tumeric. It is being supplemented for its anti-diabetic effects, which rival the potency of some pharmaceuticals. Also, it might be able to kill bacteria thus being an effective treatment to trachoma, a bacterial infection that frequently causes blindness.
Tradenames Myoinositol, Cyclohexanehexol, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6-cyclohexanehexol
Dose 200-4,000mg No dosage data available		2,000mg No dosage data available
Side Effects Toxicity has not been reported, although people with chronic renal failure show elevated levels and should not take inositol, except under medical supervision.		In pregnant women, Berberine is able to cross the placenta and might harm the fetus causing Kernicterus thus, this supplemet should not be taken by them.
Classification
Total Users There are no users taking this supplement.		There are no users taking this supplement.
Rated 4.50/5 based on 2 user votes		n/a
Evidence-Based Effects Anxiety - Decreased Blood Glucose - Decreased Blood Pressure - Decreased Depression - Decreased Fecal Weight - Decreased Fertility - Increased HDL-C - Increased IGF-1 (aka Insulin-like growth factor-1) - Decreased Insulin Sensitivity - Increased Triglycerides - Decreased Panic Attacks - Decreased		Blood Glucose - Decreased HDL-C - Increased HbA1c - Decreased IGF-1 (aka Insulin-like growth factor-1) - Decreased LDL-C - Decreased Total Cholesterol - Decreased Triglycerides - Decreased
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Commonly Paired With		No data available
Price & Brand Certified Pick: Inositol Cost: $17.99 Buy Inositol		Certified Pick: Berberine Cost: $29.25 Buy Berberine
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