It's so hard to cut down on desserts these days. Will Cutslin Anti-Spike help?

Hello everyone! It's just a question of why so many delicious dessert cafes are popping up these days. Yesterday, my friends and I went to a new cafe and gorged on sweet cakes and drinks. I was really happy while eating, but afterward, I suddenly felt heavy and worried. I was especially worried about the sudden spikes and crashes in my blood sugar levels, which I thought were bad for my health. So I searched around and saw quite a few reviews of Cutslin Anti-Spike, which got me curious. I'm not a strict dieter, but I'd like to at least reduce the sluggishness I feel after eating. Does anyone else who consumes a lot of carbohydrates or sugar like me take Cutslin Anti-Spike? I'd like to know if it helps with their condition if they take it regularly. It's a convenient size that fits in a bag, so it looks easy to carry around. I'd love to hear honest opinions from those who have tried Cutslin Anti-Spike. Do you recommend it?