Affiliate disclosure: we may earn a commission when you buy through our links. Read how this works

Health & Fitness review

The Sugar Reset: Balanced Blood Sugar Guide + App review

A $30 blood sugar e-book with a 7-day action plan plus an Android app delivered as an APK file, from a seller in Angola whose page runs a looping fake 'just purchased' notice.

Worth a look

The offer is described plainly and the page carries a proper medical disclaimer, which puts it ahead of most blood sugar products. The price is fixed and the refund window is long. Three things keep it at worth a look. The social proof is manufactured: a pop-up cycles the same six first names and cities with 'Just purchased' every five seconds, and the testimonials include '12 pounds without even trying' and a doctor 'amazed' at blood work. The app ships as an APK from an unknown developer, which you install at your own risk. And the seller's identity is thin: a Gmail address, a city, and a different name on sister products. The e-book itself covers mainstream ground.

Price
$30
Billing
One-time payment
Best for
Adults without diabetes who want a short, plain guide to eating and moving for steadier blood sugar
Not for
People on diabetes medication, and anyone unwilling to sideload an APK from an unknown developer

The Sugar Reset: Balanced Blood Sugar Guide + App at a glance

The Sugar Reset is an e-book on blood sugar balance with a bonus Android app. Per the sales page the PDF covers how glucose and insulin resistance work, 'three pillars' of blood sugar control, a balanced plate method instead of calorie counting, walking after meals, sleep and stress, and a 7-day action plan. The Diabetes Health app adds a quiz, recipes with nutrition data, progress tracking, a carbohydrate calculator and medication reminders; it is delivered as an APK file to install outside the Play Store, and iPhone users get only the e-book. It costs $30 as a single payment on page and form, with a 60-day refund window. The footer carries a legal notice for Daniel Junior in Luanda, Angola, with phone and Gmail, and a disclaimer that the content is not medical advice. The same merchant account sells two other products on this site under the name Daniel Costa.

Format
E-book PDF plus Android app as an APK file, download
Length
Page count not stated; 7-day action plan included
Price
$30 one time on page and order form
Refund window
60 days on the order form
Seller
Daniel Junior, Luanda, Angola, phone and Gmail; same merchant as Page Builder USA
Digistore24 ID
646770

E-book and APK

The page lists the chapters of the e-book and the functions of the app, and says the app comes as an APK file for Android only.

For offer clarity we give 7.0.

Six buyers on repeat

A 'Just purchased' notice rotates the same six names every five seconds, next to weight-loss and blood-work testimonials; a medical disclaimer is present.

For claim discipline we give 4.0.

Angola, by Gmail

The legal notice gives a name, city, phone and Gmail address but no company, and the merchant account uses another name elsewhere.

For vendor transparency we give 4.5.

Thirty dollars

$30 buys a PDF of mainstream advice and an unsigned Android app; free public health resources cover much of the same ground.

For value for money we give 5.5.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Contents described in detail
  • Clear medical disclaimer
  • Same price on page and form
  • 60-day refund window

What does not

  • Fake 'just purchased' pop-up
  • App installed from an APK file
  • Seller identity thin

The Sugar Reset: Balanced Blood Sugar Guide + App FAQ

What does The Sugar Reset cost?

$30 one time on the Digistore24 order form.

What do I receive?

A PDF e-book with a 7-day plan and an Android app delivered as an APK file.

Does it work on iPhone?

Only the e-book; the app is Android-only and installed from an APK file.

Is it medical advice?

No. The page says it is educational and tells readers to consult a healthcare provider.

Who sells it?

Daniel Junior in Luanda, Angola, per the legal notice on the page.

The bottom line

The offer is described plainly and the page carries a proper medical disclaimer, which puts it ahead of most blood sugar products. The price is fixed and the refund window is long. Three things keep it at worth a look. The social proof is manufactured: a pop-up cycles the same six first names and cities with 'Just purchased' every five seconds, and the testimonials include '12 pounds without even trying' and a doctor 'amazed' at blood work. The app ships as an APK from an unknown developer, which you install at your own risk. And the seller's identity is thin: a Gmail address, a city, and a different name on sister products. The e-book itself covers mainstream ground.

If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, Advanced Vision Formula (1 Bottle) scores 6.6/10 and is rated Worth it.

Open the The Sugar Reset: Balanced Blood Sugar Guide + App offer Compare Health & Fitness products