That really depends on what you mean by "work" and what your expectation might be.

It and a few dozen other "supplements" that are typically a concoction of up to a dozen traditional/natural historic diabetes treatments "work a little".

Diabetes has been around and known for centuries yet an effective treatment didn't exist until 100 years ago. So back when they found a number of plants that provided a bit of relief.

If anyone of them worked even 10% as well as the makers of products such as this claim, diabetes would have been cured a century ago.

So yes, the ingredients work to "minimally" effect your blood sugar.

A single metformin tablet will do more to control your blood sugar then a whole bottle of this stuff. But that doesn't mean it's useless, simply that it is not now, never was and never will be a replacement for a prescription medication.

I am unmedicated and control primarily with diet. But for a "slight helping hand" I take Milk Thistle, Apple Cider Vinegar (caplet form), Chromium and an FOS (fiber) supplement along with a daily probiotic and "I believe" that they help me maintain my blood sugar as long as I continue to use diet as my "main and effective" management method.

There is a particular WARNING with the Glucopro supplement - it contains something called St. John's Wart (a natural) that causes VIOLENT interaction with most Blood Pressure and Cholesterol meds (many Type 2's are usually at least on one of them).

I believe in supplements but always look sideways at ones that make wild claims and want 50 bucks for a months worth of "over the counter" supplements that you can buy at the grocery store in the pharmacy section.

Hi Graham

Thanks for your response I'll surely follow up on your suggestion