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A clinically-dosed berberine that supports a healthy insulin response — fully disclosed, no proprietary blends, no fillers.
- ✓ Supports a healthy insulin response & glucose metabolism
- ✓ Supports healthy cholesterol & triglyceride levels already in normal range
- ✓ Supports steady energy by easing afternoon sugar cravings
- ✓ 1,200 mg — the dose clinical trials actually used
It all comes back to one hormone.
Insulin is your body's energy traffic controller. When it works, glucose moves where it's needed and energy stays steady.
When cells stop responding well, the signal gets noisy — and everything downstream starts to drift.

Berberine activates AMPK, your cells' master switch.
One ingredient, one mechanism, and what people actually feel from it.
Most people take two capsules with breakfast and notice it where it counts: steadier afternoon energy, fewer 3pm crashes, calmer cravings. Here's the mechanism underneath that.



Structure-function support for a healthy insulin response. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Three ways a steadier insulin response shows up.
One mechanism, three places you may feel it — each tied back to AMPK and glucose, never a kitchen-sink claim.
Glucose metabolism
Supports the body's healthy handling of glucose already in a normal range.
Healthy cholesterol
Supports cholesterol and triglyceride levels already within a normal range.
Steady energy
Supports steadier daily energy by easing the afternoon sugar-craving dip.
Join 2,431+ women steadying their energy.
Testimonials featured in videos or other promotional materials may include individuals who have received compensation, free product, or other incentives.
One of the most-studied molecules in natural medicine.
Not a new compound. Not a trend. Used for millennia, and validated across modern clinical research.
What ~1,200 mg/day moved in pooled trials
Aggregated RCT meta-analyses · molecule-level*Figures reflect published third-party research on the berberine molecule, not a claim about individual results from this product. See clinical references below.
The dose the trials used.
We didn't pick 1,200 mg because it sounds impressive. We picked it because it's the dose nearly every major trial used.
Comparable to first-line oral agents on fasting glucose
Across 27 trials, berberine produced glucose reductions comparable to standard first-line agents, with a favorable tolerability profile.
Matched metformin on insulin sensitivity & lipids
In women managing PCOS, berberine matched metformin on insulin sensitivity, lipid profile, and ovulation rates.
Lipid-modifying effects via a statin-like pathway
Aggregate analysis showed berberine reduced LDL and triglycerides through up-regulation of hepatic LDL receptors.
Identified AMPK as berberine's primary target
The landmark study identifying AMPK activation as berberine's core metabolic mechanism — glucose uptake and energy regulation.
No blends. No filler. Receipts on every ingredient.
Every active is dosed to the clinical trial, sourced from a named supplier, and tested by batch. Here's the receipt.
Tested by batch — and we publish the numbers.
Independent lab testing on the latest batch. Not a badge — the actual result.
Identity, potency, and contaminant panels for the current batch, performed by an independent ISO-accredited laboratory. Link the live COA PDF here pre-launch.
This is the signature pattern: every factual claim arrives as Claim → Dose → Source → Receipt. If we can't fill in the dose and the source, it doesn't ship.
We didn't pick the dose. The trials did.
Most comparisons pit brand against brand. Ours measures against the only benchmark that matters — the dose the research actually used.
| The clinical benchmarkWhat the research used | Typical category berberineMost retail bottles | CleraviveBerberine | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily dose | 1,000–1,500 mg/day | 500–1,000 mg | 1,200 mg ✓ |
| Within the studied range | By definition | Rarely | Yes |
| Single disclosed compound | Always | — | Yes |
| Proprietary blends | Never | Often | None |
| Fillers & flow agents | Not used | Common | None |
| 3rd-party tested per batch | — | Sometimes | Every batch |
| COA published on the page | — | Rarely | Yes |
The whole formula. The whole label.
Two capsules. One active ingredient. The dose the studies actually used — and nothing you'd have to look up.
Fillers and flow agents make manufacturing cheaper and faster. They do nothing for you — so they're not in the bottle.
What 2,431 women say.
Individual experiences; results vary and are not guaranteed. Reviews reflect personal experience with the product, not medical outcomes.
The 90-Day Bloodwork Guarantee
Take Cleravive for 90 days. Retest your fasting insulin or HbA1c with your provider. If your numbers haven't moved, we'll refund you in full — and you keep the bottle.
The questions worth answering.
No — and we won't call it that. Cleravive makes no weight-loss or drug claims. Berberine is a clinically studied compound that supports a healthy insulin response. That's the honest framing.
Many people notice steadier afternoon energy and fewer cravings around weeks 3–4. Bloodwork changes are best assessed at the 90-day mark with your provider.
Because that's the dose used in most major berberine trials. Lower doses are cheaper to produce but often fall below the clinically studied range. We match the research.
Talk to your provider first. Berberine can complement a metabolic routine, but anything you combine with prescription medication should be cleared by your doctor.
Our 90-Day Bloodwork Guarantee: retest your fasting insulin or HbA1c after 90 days. If the numbers haven't moved, we refund you in full and you keep the bottle.
Zero of either. Two capsules, one active ingredient at 1,200 mg, in a plant-based capsule. Every ingredient and its exact amount is printed on the label.
The whole dose. The whole story.
Start with one bottle. If the bloodwork doesn't move in 90 days, we'll refund you. That's the deal.
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