14/07/2026
1. "SUPPORTED BY SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL WORLDWIDE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT"
This headline claims that research related to the product's ingredients has been published in scientific journals. However, the image itself does not prove that the specific product has been clinically tested.
2. Journal Images
The image shows two journals:
Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand (JMAT)
Herba Polonica
It also displays the Scopus logo, indicating these journals are indexed in Scopus, a database of peer-reviewed scientific literature.
The QR codes likely link to published research articles.
3. Clinical Studies on Humans
The graph titled "Blood glucose reading during fasting at morning" suggests a human clinical study measuring fasting blood sugar over time.
This may indicate that Black Ginger (Kaempferia parviflora) was studied for possible effects on:
Blood sugar regulation
Metabolism
Energy
Overall health
However, the graph alone does not provide enough information to determine whether the results were statistically significant or clinically meaningful.
4. Scientist Image
The scientist using a microscope is a symbolic illustration of laboratory research. It does not identify the researcher or prove involvement in the studies shown.
5. "V SERIES PRODUCT"
This suggests the company is using these published studies to support marketing claims for its V Series products.
What scientific research says about Black Ginger
There is some evidence that Black Ginger may have benefits, including:
✅ Supporting energy and reducing fatigue
✅ Improving blood circulation
✅ Supporting physical performance
✅ Helping improve insulin sensitivity
✅ Providing antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects
Please contact Barbie Combes-Gundaya 0953 173 3297
