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Worried about high blood sugar levels? Learn how this MediKane product helps - Kalkine Media

October 19, 2022 01:14 PM AEDT | By Aditi Sarkar
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Highlights

  • MediKane develops plant-based treatments for several global chronic health conditions, including those with blood sugar level problems.
  • Nutrikane D is the flagship product of MediKane, scientifically developed to help people manage their blood sugar levels.
  • The key ingredients of Nutrikane D are red sorghum, sugarcane fibre, orange flavour, and natural gums.

Today, more than 415 million people are living with diabetes globally and this number is expected to grow to half a billion by 2040, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the US Department of Health & Human Services.

Diabetes is a complex disease, and its management requires awareness. Keeping blood sugar levels (BSLs) within the recommended range can be challenging. However, making some changes to one’s daily lifestyle habits and treatment plan can help address the problem. 

MediKane, an Australian food-as-medicine company, states that its portfolio of plant-based natural food products is designed for several global chronic health conditions, including diabetes. The company, guided by its proven leadership team, aims to become a leader in the safe plant-based ‘food-as-medicine’ health space. The company claims its plant-based treatments are backed by scientific and clinical evidence of improving health. The factors driving the company’s market opportunities are lifestyle and chronic diseases, hospital operations, and global consumer interest in non-drug treatments.

Plant-based treatments by MediKane

As per MediKane, its plant-based products are created using natural Australian ingredients with specific benefits to one’s health. They improve gut health by rebalancing the microbiome and replenishing positive gut bacteria. Being food-based, the products of MediKane comply to FSANZ ( Food Standards Australia & New Zealand).They are tested similarly to how a pharmaceutical company develops new drugs, according to the company.

MediKane’s range of products includes NutriKane D, NutriKane R, and SugarKane Fibre. NutriKane is the umbrella brand for the first two products.

  • NutriKane D – helps in lowering and controlling BSLs
  • NutriKane R – specifically designed to improve regularity
  • SugarKane Fibre – aids in increasing one’s intake of natural dietary fibre

NutriKane D

There is no known cure for uncontrolled BSLs. According to doctors and dieticians, diet management and exercise are the most effective ways to manage one’s BSL.

NutriKane D ­– the flagship product of MediKane – is a ‘broad-spectrum’ prebiotic shown to feed healthy bacteria and reduce the number of unhealthy (proinflammatory) bacteria in the gut.

Data and image source: MediKane website

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The company claims this product has been scientifically developed to help people manage their BSLs and formulated with natural ingredients that enhance insulin sensitivity, help in weight loss, lower the glycaemic index of foods, promote a healthy microbiome, and reduce systemic inflammation.

What is insulin?

Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas. It helps glucose in our blood enter cells in muscles, fat, and the liver, where it is used for energy.

Data source: National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases

Image source: MediKane website

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Key ingredients of NutriKane D

NutriKane D is a vegan, soy-free, gluten-free, dairy-free, and allergen free product with no artificial colours, flavours, or chemical stimulants, as per MediKane.

Its key ingredients are red sorghum, sugarcane fibre, orange flavour, and natural gums.

How to use NutriKane D

NutriKane D is designed to be taken with water. It can also be mixed with fruit juice or smoothies or consumed with yoghurt, where the fibre component is not detectable. It can also be sprinkled on cereals. 


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