Jay Cutler’s supplement company, Cutler Nutrition, is far more than your typical bodybuilder or influencer brand, digging far deeper into the sports nutrition industry than the common pre-workout, aminos, protein powder, and so on. The brand has done a great job at getting into very specialized markets, the latest of which is GDA, short for Glucose Disposal Agent, designed to support carbohydrate utilization, nutrient partitioning, and overall metabolic efficiency.
Cutler Nutrition’s GDA relies on four key ingredients, starting with 375mg of ceylon cinnamon and 300mg of bitter melon extract to support healthy glucose metabolism, carbohydrate processing, and insulin response. Making up the other half of the product is 200mcg of chromium picolinate for macronutrient metabolism and utilization, and the premium powerhouse capping it all off is GlucoVantage dihydroberberine at 170mg, a superior, more bioavailable form of berberine aimed at directing carbohydrates toward energy, performance, and muscle function.
Cutler Nutrition hasn’t made GDA a supremely complex supplement, bringing together many of the common, reliable components of this sort of formula for glucose management, carbohydrate utilization, and nutrient partitioning. That in turn keeps the cost down, as sometimes glucose disposal agents can get up there in cost. The price on Cutler’s GDA is $39.99, before any discount, and that gets you the usual 30 servings, enough to use once a day for a standard month.
