NOW Glucomannan is advertised as a weight loss aid and a cholesterol reducer. This product is manufactured and promoted by the company, NOW Foods, which also sells a number of other supplements and vitamins. This product is said to be a rich source of fiber, which is often credited for providing a number of health benefits when used in supplementation.

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We will take a closer look at this product to determine what benefits it may provide, and if it appears capable of living up to its advertised claims.

According to the company website, this supplement only consists of the ingredient, Glucomannan, which is derived from the Konjac Root. This herb extract is best known as a rich source of dietary fiber.

As mentioned, the company notes that Glucomannan may aid with weight loss, since fiber is said to work as a mild appetite suppressant through promoting feelings of fullness. In addition, NOW Foods says that this product may also provide temporary relief for constipation.

Currently, there is no NOW Glucomannan website, but this supplement is featured on the company site. Unfortunately, there are no testimonials displayed on the site as of review, and we are unable to find any independent reviews from consumers elsewhere online. When it comes to an important health issue, like lowering cholesterol, we feel it is comforting to see that the product has worked effectively in the past for others, which is why consumer reviews are so valuable. We wish the company had taken the initiative to add testimonials, and have to wonder if they are currently not on the company website because the manufacturer has yet to receive very many positive success stories to share.

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