I just published a 5-minute breakdown on the third corner of the BP Triangle:
blood sugar. Most people running high pressure are running high insulin โ
and they don't even know it.
The video walks through a supplement I tested with my own clients (Level Off).
The ingredients are real: mulberry leaf, lemon peel, Ceylon cinnamon, kale,
spinach, broccoli, cabbage, artichoke โ every one of them is in the
published literature for lowering the post-meal glucose curve.
What surprised me: I had clients running 230s on insulin. After two weeks
on this stack โ paired with the Anti-BP Plate โ we were watching them go
hypoglycemic into the 40s and 50s. Their pills hadn't changed. The
inputs did.
The takeaway you can act on this week: if your morning BP runs high AND
you've never had your A1c checked alongside it, that's the missing test.
Insulin resistance is a vascular constrictor. Pills manage the output;
the protocol fixes the input.
If you're on metformin, watching insulin creep, or just trying to
understand why your BP won't budge despite "eating clean" โ watch the
full breakdown. I name the doses, the timing, the monitoring rules,
and the safety warning (you can absolutely overshoot your insulin once
your body starts responding to whole foods).
โ Joel
If you've ever caught your blood sugar dropping into the 50s or 60s after
starting a clean-eating week โ what was the food OR the moment that
flipped the switch?
"Beloved, I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health,
just as your soul prospers." โ 3 John 1:2