Wellous · ZENSO Kuro Shuga pre-meal chewable
ZENSO Kuro Shuga Carb Blocker
From S$130 / bottleKeep your rice. One tablet before the meal, a checkpoint for carbs and sugar.
20% L-arabinose and 15% patented CQR-300®, with white kidney bean and gymnema. One chew ahead of lunch, another ahead of dinner. You still eat your rice, noodles and kuih; they break down into sugar more slowly, and the sweet cravings quieten down.Learn more
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- One tablet before the meal slows how fast rice, noodles, bread and sweet drinks turn into sugar
- Fewer sweet cravings: gymnema dulls the sweet taste
- CQR-300® ingredient study: waist -9% in 8 weeks (placebo -2%)
- Halal (JAKIM) · SGS: 365 drugs screened, none found · classified as a food by NPRA
- S$4.33 a day · 30-day money-back guarantee · free delivery
ZENSO Kuro Shuga is a Wellous health functional food: a cherry-blossom and bamboo-salt chewable that works on carbs and sugar before the meal. L-arabinose (20%) slows sucrase, the enzyme that breaks down table sugar, patented CQR-300® Cissus quadrangularis (15%) and the phaseolamin in white kidney bean slow the breakdown of starch, and gymnema dulls the sweet taste. The ingredients work together, so 1 + 1 adds up to more than 2: you keep your rice, noodles and bread, sweet cravings ease, and your weight management gets support. Chew a tablet half an hour before lunch and another before dinner: a jar of 60 lasts 30 days, from S$130, with a 30-day money-back guarantee and free delivery.
- Since 2010
- 10 countries
- Halal certified
- Third-party tested
- CQR-300®/day
- 300mg
- per tablet
- 3kcal
- sugar/tablet
- 0g

Wellous · ZENSO Kuro Shuga pre-meal chewable
What's in your day?
You don't eat too much rice. It just turns into sugar too fast.
Sound familiar?
- Rice or noodles at every meal
- Kuih at tea time, every day
- Teh tarik to get going
- 2pm, eyelids down
- You've cut rice and sugar before
- Eating out, then sitting all day
This isn't a willpower problem. It's what happens after the rice reaches your gut, and that step can be checked.


Pillar: sugar
Kuro ShugaCarb blocker
Keep your rice. Less of it turns into fat
- Fewer sugar cravings
- Blocks part of the carbs
- Less sugar turned to fat
- Supports insulin sensitivity
A bowl of rice is broken down into sugar by enzymes. Shuga gets there first: L-arabinose and white kidney bean slow those enzymes, so sugar reaches your blood slower and in smaller amounts, and gymnema dulls the sweet taste so you want less of it. You don't give up rice; rice just goes easier on you.
Two tablets give exactly 300 mg of CQR-300®, the daily amount used in the ingredient research. Flavoured with bamboo salt and cherry blossom, it's a chewable you actually enjoy. No water needed.


The real problem
Quitting rice fights you. Kuro Shuga fights the enzymes.
Cutting rice runs on willpower, and willpower runs out in a few weeks. Kuro Shuga leaves your plate alone and works before the meal: L-arabinose slows sucrase, CQR-300® and white kidney bean slow the breakdown of starch, gymnema dulls the sweet taste. Keep your rice, and the cravings ease too.
Illustration. Individual results differ; pair it with balanced meals and exercise.
- -9%
- waist (placebo -2%)
- -8%
- body weight (placebo -0.6%)
- 67people
- 8 weeks, placebo-controlled
A study and a label, not just a promise
CQR-300® ingredient study (300mg a day = 2 tablets)
Ingredient study: CQR-300 at 300mg daily, what 2 tablets provide; 67 people over 8 weeks against placebo (Nash et al., 2019). Kuro Shuga itself was not tested. Individual results differ; pair it with balanced meals and exercise.
CQR-300® ingredient study, Nash et al., 2019
- 20%
- L-arabinose
- 15%
- CQR-300® Cissus quadrangularis extract
- 23bioactives
- from 8 ingredients (not 23 ingredients)
In every 1g tablet
Each tablet has 0.9g carbohydrate (from isomalt and other bulking agents) and is sweetened with isomalt and sucralose.
Product label · Wellous ZENSO product information: Kuro 154 Matrix™
- One 30 min before lunch, one 30 min before dinner
- Chew. Cherry blossom and bamboo salt, no water
- 60 tablets, exactly 30 days
As simple as it gets
2 tablets a day
Made for:
- Rice, noodle and bread lovers who don't want to give them up
- Sweet tooths: teh tarik, kuih, bubble tea, cake
- Desk workers who buy lunch out and sit for most of the day
- Anyone whose low-carb attempt didn't last
- Kuro Oiru users who want to look after carbs and sugar as well
- Anyone who reaches for something sweet when stressed, especially at night
Check first:
- Pregnant or breastfeeding: ask your doctor first
- On medication (including blood-sugar-lowering medicine) or managing a long-term condition: ask your doctor or pharmacist first
- Allergic to any ingredient: read the ingredients and ask your doctor first
- Children: ask a doctor first
Straight talk: is it for you?

Keep your rice. Check the carbs.
Start at your next lunch: one tablet before the meal, a 30-day money-back guarantee and free delivery.
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* Figures come from the label, lab work or manufacturer data; individual results vary. Images are illustrations.
Your 60 days, stop by stop
First meal · 30 min before
Chew one and it is in place by the time you eat.
That meal's rice, noodles and sweet drink already have a checkpoint.
Week 1
Fewer sweet cravings; you feel lighter, and less sleepy, after rice meals.
Weeks 2–4 · 1 jar
The scale begins to shift, and your waistband feels looser.
Month 2 · 2 jars
A trimmer waist, with rice still on your plate.
Week 8 · Ingredient study
CQR-300® at 300mg daily (what 2 tablets provide) over 8 weeks: waist -9% (placebo -2%), body weight -8% (placebo -0.6%).
Week-8 figures come from the CQR-300® ingredient study; Kuro Shuga itself was not studied. Individual results differ; pair it with balanced meals and exercise.
Guided by a Medical & Research Board of Advisory
Wellous formulas are developed with input from a board of doctors, pharmacologists and food scientists.Learn more
- 10doctors, professors and scientists
- 17registered patents (Prof. Kim)
- 102innovation awards (Prof. Kim)
- 30+years of teaching and R&D
Dr. Phan Chia Wei
Medicinal Mushroom ExpertPhD Medical Biotechnology (Universiti Malaya)Senior Lecturer at Universiti Malaya and editorial board member of the International Journal of Medicinal Mushrooms; executive committee member of the Young Scientists Network, Academy of Sciences Malaysia.
Mr. Ray Yap
Chief Scientific OfficerMSc Pharmacology (University of Strathclyde)Senior pharmaceutical technologist and research pharmacist with 12 years in pharmaceutical and nutraceutical R&D, and drug-therapy research in the UK and Malaysia.
Dr. Sandy Ng
Product Development SpecialistPhDDrug and supplement R&D specialist who has worked on bioavailability and bioequivalence (BA/BE) studies and authored several peer-reviewed papers.
Dr Lin Chih-Feng
Taiwan Advisory PhysicianMD, National Defense Medical Center (Taiwan)Attending physician in internal medicine at Shuang Ho Hospital, Taiwan, focusing on digestive and metabolic conditions, hepatitis, nutrition and regenerative medicine; master's degree from Hunan University of Chinese Medicine.
Dr. Rizki Nasution
Indonesia Advisory PhysicianMD (Universitas Gadjah Mada)Head physician at Griya Az-Zahra Pratama Clinic; board member of the Indonesian Medical Association (IDI) and committee member of the Indonesian family-physician association.
Dr. Amir Farid Isahak
Medical AdvisorMBBS (NUS) · RCOG (London)Obstetrics and gynaecology specialist (University of Queensland) who wrote a health column for The Sunday Star for more than 10 years.
Dr. Alan Piong
Product Strategy ConsultantPhD Healthcare ManagementMore than 30 years in medical pharmacology and international pharmaceutical management, 25 of them leading product development and innovation.
Prof. Dr. Chai Lay Ching
Food & Microbiology AdvisorPhD Food Science & Technology (UPM)Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) at Sunway University; member of Malaysia's National Science Council and the ASEAN food microbiology committee; 2018 L'Oréal–UNESCO For Women in Science award recipient.
Prof. Dr. Kim Kah Hwi
Biomedical AdvisorPhD Neurophysiology (Gifu University, Japan)Professor of Physiology at Universiti Malaya for 30 years; holds 17 registered Malaysian patents and 102 innovation awards from several countries.
Dr. Paul Strodtbeck
Clinical ConsultantMD · ABIM Board CertifiedMore than 35 years in adult and geriatric medicine (MD, Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine), with particular expertise in dermatology and patient-centred clinical care.
Advisor backgrounds as published by Wellous. The board takes part in product development and consultation; individual results vary.
Keep your rice. Check the carbs.
Start at your next lunch: one tablet before the meal, a 30-day money-back guarantee and free delivery.Learn more
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Frequently asked questions
Results and how it works
Do I still need to cut out rice?
No. It's designed for people who'd rather keep their rice, noodles, bread and kuih. Eat balanced meals and chew one tablet half an hour before lunch and before dinner.
How does it work?
At three checkpoints: L-arabinose (20%) slows sucrase, which breaks down table sugar; CQR-300® (15%) and the phaseolamin in white kidney bean slow alpha-amylase, which cuts starch into sugar; and gymnema dulls the sweet taste so cravings ease. The ingredients work together, and you keep your rice.
What does "23 bioactives" mean? I only see 8 ingredients.
The 8 are ingredients: L-arabinose, CQR-300®, white kidney bean, gymnema, Okinawa lesser yam, green tea, chromium and Kurozu. By Wellous's Kuro 154 Matrix™ count, those ingredients carry 23 bioactive compounds between them: gymnemic acids alone come in four types (I to IV), green tea brings EGCG and L-theanine, and Okinawa yam brings diosgenin. So 23 counts the bioactives, not the ingredients.
Will I rebound when I stop?
Honestly, Kuro Shuga is a helper before meals; when you stop, that checkpoint goes too. So use these two months to ease down portions and sweet drinks as well. Many people carry on with a ZENSO set that covers the other four pillars. Results vary from person to person.
When will I see results?
Everyone responds differently. Week 1: fewer sweet cravings and less heaviness after rice. Weeks 2–4 (1 jar): the scale begins to shift and your waistband feels looser. Month 2 (2 jars): a trimmer waist, rice still on the plate. Pair it with balanced meals and exercise.
How many kilos will I lose?
We don't give a number of kilos, because everyone starts from a different place. What we can share is the ingredient study: CQR-300® at 300mg daily (what 2 tablets provide) for 8 weeks, waist -9% and body weight -8% (placebo -2% and -0.6%). That is a study of the ingredient, not of Kuro Shuga.
How is it different from a fat burner?
Fat burners try to burn the fat after the sugar has been stored. Kuro Shuga works the other way round: it sets a checkpoint for carbs and sugar before the meal, at digestion, so it starts at the source.
How to take it
How do I take Kuro Shuga?
Two a day: chew one tablet half an hour before lunch and another half an hour before dinner. It's a cherry-blossom and bamboo-salt chewable, so no water and no mixing. The ZENSO sets say 15–30 minutes before eating; that's the same window.
Do I take one at breakfast too?
No. The routine is two a day, ahead of lunch and ahead of dinner, so a jar lasts exactly 30 days. Stick to the stated dose; don't add more.
What if I forget one?
No problem. Chew one before your next meal as usual and don't double up. The daily rhythm is what matters.
Can I take it with Kuro Oiru, Mizu or Daitto?
Yes, ZENSO is built that way. Chew Shuga and Oiru together ahead of lunch and dinner, Shuga for carbs and sugar and Oiru for fat. The rest of the routine: Kuro Mizu first thing in the morning, Kuro Daitto with breakfast.
Does Kuro Shuga have sugar?
The label shows 0g sugars per tablet. Each 1g tablet has 3 kcal and 0.9g carbohydrate, from isomalt and other bulking agents, and is sweetened with isomalt and sucralose.
Safety
Is it a medicine? Can I take it if I have diabetes?
No, it isn't. Kuro Shuga is a health functional food, and NPRA classifies it as a food. It sets a pre-meal checkpoint for dietary carbs and sugar; it does not treat diabetes and does not replace any medication. If you have diabetes or take blood-sugar-lowering medicine, ask your doctor before you start.
What if I take too much?
Stick to the stated dose. According to the label, taking too much may have a laxative effect.
Who should check with a doctor first?
Anyone pregnant, breastfeeding, on medication or with known allergies. It may contain, or have been in contact with, common allergens, so check the ingredient list first. For children, ask a doctor first.
Buying and authenticity
Is ZENSO Kuro Shuga Carb Blocker on Shopee, Lazada or Carousell genuine?
Often not. Wellous has issued a notice asking customers not to buy on Shopee, Lazada, Carousell or other third-party platforms. Many listings there are fake, plenty of people only find out after buying, and some sellers pretend to be us. Buy from an authorised distributor for the QR authenticity check, advisor follow-up and the 30-day money-back guarantee.
Is it halal? Why is there no MAL number?
Yes. JAKIM certifies it halal, and Halvec Laboratories, on JAKIM's laboratory panel, found no porcine DNA. It has no MAL number because NPRA classifies it as a food (a chewable tablet); MAL numbers cover medicines and some supplements. SGS tested it against 365 drugs and found none.
Why do some sellers charge much less?
Be careful. A price far under S$130 can mean old stock, repacked jars or fakes. From an authorised distributor you get factory-sealed jars, advisor support and the 30-day money-back guarantee.
I already have a ZENSO set. Do I need to buy this too?
No. ZENSO Lite, Advance, Pro and GLPro each include 1 jar of Kuro Shuga, and so do the Keep Burn Set and the 7-Day Trial Pack. Buy it on its own once your set is finished and you want to keep the pre-meal checkpoint.
How long does a jar last, and how many should I buy?
60 tablets, 30 days at two a day. One jar (S$130) to try it; two jars (S$260) for 60 days without a gap, the same 8 weeks as the CQR-300® study. Delivery is free on both.
How do I order? What if it doesn't work for me?
Pick your supply and tap order. Messenger opens, your advisor confirms the address and payment, and your order ships free. Don't feel a genuine difference within 30 days? Message your advisor and you get 100% of what you paid back.
30-day money-back guarantee
Don't feel a genuine difference within 30 days? One message to your advisor and you get 100% of what you paid back.Learn more
- Halal certified
- Third-party tested
Beware of fakes: don't buy on Shopee, Lazada or Carousell
- Shopee
- Lazada
- Carousell
Third-party marketplaces are full of fakes. Wellous has issued announcements telling customers not to buy there; many people only find out after the parcel arrives, and dishonest sellers pretend to be authorised distributors. Buy from an authorised distributor instead: every pack has a QR code you can scan to check it's genuine, a real advisor follows up, and you get a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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- 30-day money back
Wellous products are Health Functional Foods: every formula is built so the ingredients work together, so 1 + 1 is more than 2.
Full detailsIngredients, lab data, comparisons and more
What's in your day?
Count how many happen most weeks.Learn more
Rice or noodles at every meal
Nasi lemak, economy rice, char kway teow, roti canai. Without rice, it doesn't feel like a meal.
Kuih at tea time, every day
Cake, kuih, dessert. Not because you're hungry. Because your mouth wants it.
Teh tarik to get going
Kopi in the morning, teh tarik in the afternoon, bubble tea at the weekend. You've never added up the sugar.
2pm, eyelids down
Lunch lands and your whole body sinks. Heavy, slow, so you buy another sweet drink to get through.
You've cut rice and sugar before
Two or three weeks in, one dinner out or one late-night craving, and you're back where you started.
Eating out, then sitting all day
Lunch from the hawker centre, then the desk until you go home. The carbs never get a chance to be used.
This isn't a willpower problem. It's what happens after the rice reaches your gut, and that step can be checked.Learn more
The real problem
You don't eat too much rice. It just turns into sugar too fast.
A plate of white rice, a slice of bread, a teh tarik: in the gut, enzymes break them down into sugar within a short time, and it pours into your blood all at once. More than your body can use, so the rest gets stored. You didn't overeat, but every meal is restocking your fat cells.Learn more
Amylase: the scissors that cut rice into sugar
The starch in rice, noodles, bread and kuih is cut into sugar by alpha-amylase. The faster it cuts, the harder the sugar floods in.
Sucrase: the fast lane for sweet drinks
The table sugar in teh tarik, milk tea and cake is split by sucrase and reaches your blood almost straight away.
A sugar spike means store mode
When too much sugar arrives at once, what you can't use is stored by default. Fat cells swell, and the waist is usually first.
Every spike ends in a dip
Blood sugar shoots up, then drops. The after-lunch slump and the 4pm sweet craving are the same loop. The more you eat, the more you want.
The carb flood after a meal

The carbs slowed down

Rice, bread and sugar break down into a flood of sugar that pours into the blood and fills swelling fat cells
The carbs break down more slowly, so sugar arrives in a gentle trickle instead of a flood
Quitting rice fights you. Kuro Shuga fights the enzymes.
Quitting rice fights you. Kuro Shuga fights the enzymes.
Cutting rice runs on willpower, and willpower runs out in a few weeks. Kuro Shuga leaves your plate alone and works before the meal: L-arabinose slows sucrase, CQR-300® and white kidney bean slow the breakdown of starch, gymnema dulls the sweet taste. Keep your rice, and the cravings ease too.
Sound familiar?
Why what you tried didn't stick
Cutting rice, going low-carb
Rice and noodles are at every meal. Saying no every day on willpower lasts until the first dinner out, and then you make up for it.
Less sugar, drinks kosong
You changed the drink, but the starch in your rice, noodles and bread still breaks down into sugar. You fixed the small part and missed the biggest one.
Fat burners
They try to burn the fat after the sugar has already been stored. Kuro Shuga works the other way round: it sets a checkpoint before the meal, at digestion.
Meal replacements
A shake for one or two meals, then rice, noodles and bread for the rest. A shake replaces a meal, not your eating habits.
The mechanism
One chewable, three checkpoints
Chew one 30 minutes before lunch and dinner, and it is already in place when you start eating:Learn more
Checkpoint 1: table sugar
L-arabinose, 20% of each tablet, slows sucrase, the enzyme that breaks down table sugar, so the sugar in sweet drinks, cake and kuih is broken down more slowly.
Checkpoint 2: starch
Patented CQR-300® Cissus quadrangularis (15% of each tablet, 150mg) and the phaseolamin in white kidney bean slow alpha-amylase, the enzyme that cuts rice, noodles and bread into sugar.
Checkpoint 3: cravings
Gymnema dulls the sweet taste, so sweet things tempt you less; Okinawa lesser yam and white kidney bean help you feel full.
Backing normal metabolism
Chromium supports normal carbohydrate metabolism; green tea extract brings EGCG and L-theanine; Kurozu black vinegar adds amino acids and organic acids that support metabolism.
Keep your rice. The ingredients work as a team.
Keep your rice. The ingredients work as a team.
L-arabinose, white kidney bean and gymnema each cover one checkpoint, and CQR-300®, chromium, green tea and Okinawa yam back them up, so 1 + 1 adds up to more than 2. By Wellous's Kuro 154 Matrix™ count, these 8 ingredients carry 23 bioactive compounds between them (gymnemic acids alone come in four types, I to IV). So the 23 refers to bioactives, not to 23 ingredients.
One of the five ZENSO pillars
The ZENSO pillar for where your carbs go, now on its own
Modern food throws five systems off at once: nutrition, blood sugar, fat cells, inflammation and fluid, and the gut. Fix one and the other four pull your weight back, which is why the ZENSO sets work on them together. Kuro Shuga is the pillar for carbs: it sets a checkpoint before the meal and supports your body in using the carbs you eat normally. Not ready for a full set, or finished one and want to keep that pre-meal checkpoint? Start with this jar.Learn more
Learn more
- ZENSO Lite, Advance, Pro and GLPro each include 1 jar of Kuro Shuga
- So do the Keep Burn Set and the 7-Day Trial Pack
- Its best partner: Kuro Oiru, chewed together before lunch and dinner
Already on a ZENSO set? Kuro Shuga is in it, so you don't need to buy it separately unless you want a spare jar.
Main ingredients
20% a tablet · table sugar
L-arabinose
A naturally occurring sugar that slows sucrase, the enzyme that digests table sugar, so the sugar in sweet drinks, cake and kuih is broken down more slowly. One of Kuro Shuga's two key ingredients.Learn more
15% a tablet (150mg) · patented
CQR-300® Cissus quadrangularis extract
A patented Cissus quadrangularis extract. In the ingredient study, 300mg a day for 8 weeks gave measurable changes in waist and body weight (see the figures below). Two tablets give 300mg, the daily amount used in that study. Cissus is also used traditionally for bones and joints.Learn more
Phaseolamin · starch
White kidney bean
Contains phaseolamin, which research shows slows alpha-amylase, so the starch in rice, noodles and bread is broken down more slowly. It also helps you feel full.Learn more
The "sugar destroyer"
Gymnema sylvestre
A traditional herb known as the "sugar destroyer". Its gymnemic acids (four types, I to IV) briefly stop your tongue picking up sweetness, so desserts and sweet drinks tempt you less.Learn more
Fullness
Okinawa lesser yam
Lesser yam powder from Okinawa, Japan, carrying the natural plant compound diosgenin. With white kidney bean it helps you feel full, so you aren't looking for food again soon after a meal.Learn more
Carb metabolism · calm
Green tea extract + chromium chloride
Chromium is a trace mineral that supports normal glucose and carbohydrate metabolism. Green tea extract brings EGCG, green tea's best-known polyphenol, and L-theanine, which research links with feeling calm: handy on stressful days when sweet things call.Learn more
The base of every ZENSO product
Kurozu black vinegar + bamboo salt + cherry blossom
Black vinegar rich in amino acids, vitamins and organic acids that support metabolism and nutrient absorption: the "Kuro" in every ZENSO name. Bamboo salt and cherry blossom make it a chewable you'll enjoy.Learn more
A study and a label, not just a promise
CQR-300®: 8 weeks, measured at the waist and on the scale
CQR-300® ingredient study (300mg a day = 2 tablets)
- waist (placebo -2%)
- -9%
- CQR-300® ingredient study, Nash et al., 2019
- body weight (placebo -0.6%)
- -8%
- CQR-300® ingredient study, Nash et al., 2019
- 8 weeks, placebo-controlled
- 67people
- CQR-300® ingredient study, Nash et al., 2019
- daily CQR-300®, what 2 tablets provide
- 300mg
- Product label: 15% a tablet
Ingredient study: CQR-300 at 300mg daily, what 2 tablets provide; 67 people over 8 weeks against placebo (Nash et al., 2019). Kuro Shuga itself was not tested. Individual results differ; pair it with balanced meals and exercise.
In every 1g tablet
- L-arabinose
- 20%
- Product label
- CQR-300® Cissus quadrangularis extract
- 15%
- Product label
- from 8 ingredients (not 23 ingredients)
- 23bioactives
- Wellous ZENSO product information: Kuro 154 Matrix™
- per tablet
- 3kcal
- Product label, nutrition information
More data
- sugars per tablet
- 0g
- Product label, nutrition information
Each tablet has 0.9g carbohydrate (from isomalt and other bulking agents) and is sweetened with isomalt and sucralose.
The sugar in modern eating
- added sugar eaten per person a year worldwide (WHO advises under 9 kg)
- 17kg
- FAO Food Balance Sheets · WHO
- extra eaten a day on a highly processed diet
- +500kcal
- Hall et al., Cell Metabolism 2019
Dietary data showing why modern eating keeps us eating more; not a study of Kuro Shuga.
Safety tests
- Certified halal by JAKIM
- SGS: 365 drugs screened, none found
- SGS: no heavy metals
- Bio Synergy Laboratories: no harmful microbes
- Halvec Laboratories: no porcine DNA
- Classified as a food by NPRA, Ministry of Health Malaysia
One tablet, eight jobs
What one tablet before your meal does for you
Starch from rice, noodles and bread breaks down more slowly
CQR-300® (15%) and white kidney bean together.
Sugar from sweet drinks and desserts breaks down more slowly
L-arabinose (20%) slows sucrase, which breaks down table sugar.
Fewer sweet cravings
Gymnema dulls the sweet taste.
A waist figure from research
CQR-300® ingredient study: 300mg a day for 8 weeks, waist -9% (placebo -2%).
Supports normal carbohydrate metabolism
Chromium is a trace mineral your body uses to handle carbs.
Helps you feel full
Okinawa lesser yam and white kidney bean.
Supports weight management
Only 3 kcal and 0g sugars a tablet.
Keep your rice, noodles and bread
The meals you love stay on the table.
How to use
How many
2 tablets a day
When
One 30 min before lunch, one 30 min before dinner
How
Chew.
Cherry blossom and bamboo salt, no water
One jar
60 tablets, exactly 30 days
Not a diet, not a fat burner. A checkpoint before the meal.
Not a diet, not a fat burner. A checkpoint before the meal.
| Kuro Shuga | Cutting rice & sugar | Fat burners | Meal replacements | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keep eating rice, noodles and bread | — | — | ||
| A checkpoint for starch and sugar at digestion | — | — | — | |
| Fewer sweet cravings (gymnema) | — | — | — | |
| No meal prep, no mixing | — | — | ||
| Halal and lab reports you can see | — | — | — |
Not just a purchase
30 or 60 days? Ask a real advisor
After you order, an advisor messages you on Messenger, plans when you chew around your meals and routine, and checks in at every stage. In English, Bahasa Malaysia or 中文. A real person, not a bot.Learn more
30 or 60 days? Ask a real advisor
Day 1
Start-up guide: which two meals, when to chew, and a waist measurement as your baseline
Day 7
First-week check-in: how your cravings and after-meal energy have changed
Day 30
First jar done: check the tape and the scale, decide what's next
Day 45
Eating out and dinners with friends: how to keep your rhythm
Day 60
Two-month review: whether to add Kuro Oiru or a full ZENSO set
Ask anything, any time. Fast replies in working hours.Learn more
Who it is for
Who it is for
- Rice, noodle and bread lovers who don't want to give them up
- Sweet tooths: teh tarik, kuih, bubble tea, cake
- Desk workers who buy lunch out and sit for most of the day
- Anyone whose low-carb attempt didn't last
- Kuro Oiru users who want to look after carbs and sugar as well
- Anyone who reaches for something sweet when stressed, especially at night
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