Drug Abuse

In studies with healthy volunteers of single doses up to2400 mg, (6 capsules) adverse events were similar to those seen at lower doses but incidence rates and severities were increased. In cases of overdose, standard supportive measures should be adopted as required.

You may develop a dangerous group of symptoms known as hypoglycimic. . If you think you have overdosed onJulvelin®, seek medical attention right away.

t is advisable to use caution when taking Julvelin® along with other pharmaceutical medication (oral hypoglycemics or insulin) for diabetes. The combination of Julvelin® and these medications can lower blood-sugar levels to potentially risky levels. If you are already taking diabetes medication, it is extremely important to work with a physician before supplementing with Julvelin® because the physician needs to closely monitor blood-sugar levels. In many instances, your doctor will need to lower the dosage of the pharmaceutical medication you are on.

Julvelin® does not contain any addictive components and can be taken without fear of addiction for extended periods of time.