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TeaCrine(r), however, may also help with aging, and even the common cold. However, further research is required to determine its effectiveness.Gymnema SylvestreAccording to studies, Gymnema Sylvestre, a woody climber, is native to forests of India, Africa and Australia. It is a mainstay in Ayurvedic medicine for treating diabetes, malaria and snakebites. This herb, when used to treat diabetes, is said to reduce the sweetness of sugary foods, making them less attractive and limiting excessive consumption. This effect is due to the gymnemic acids in the herb, which have been linked to sugar receptor blocking. The herb may also help to produce insulin more efficiently, reduce sugar absorption and avoid sugar spikes, and improve cholesterol and triglyceride levels.