GLPro Patches are formulated with five botanical ingredients, each with a history in traditional wellness practices. This page walks through what each ingredient is, where it comes from, and how it's traditionally been used — in plain, educational terms.
Wild Yam is a tuberous vine that has been used for generations across herbal wellness traditions. It contains naturally occurring plant compounds and is commonly featured in botanical blends aimed at general well-being.
Cinnamon is one of the most recognizable ingredients in natural wellness formulations, used for centuries in both culinary and traditional wellness practices. Extracts are valued for their concentration of naturally occurring plant compounds and their long-standing role in metabolic-wellness-themed products.
Bitter Melon has deep roots in traditional Asian wellness systems, where it has historically been used in herbal preparations. Today it's a familiar name in botanical wellness products, chosen for its place in that tradition.
Astragalus Root is a staple of traditional Chinese wellness practices, used for hundreds of years as part of herbal routines. It naturally contains polysaccharides and flavonoids, plant compounds commonly discussed in herbal wellness traditions.
Gynostemma is a climbing herb long valued in traditional herbal wellness systems. It naturally contains gypenosides, compounds that have made it a popular addition to botanical wellness formulas.
Each ingredient above has a documented history of traditional or historical use in herbal and botanical wellness practices, which is why it was selected for inclusion in the GLPro Patches formula.
Historical use of an individual ingredient is not the same as clinical proof that the finished GLPro Patches formula produces a specific health effect. We don't claim otherwise, and we'd encourage you to be skeptical of any wellness brand that does.