Winter nights when it's hard to resist a late-night snack... Is Cutslin Anti-Spike any good?

I'm writing this because I suddenly got dizzy while eating a late-night snack... The cold wind is blowing and the room is stuffy and dry, so my mouth keeps feeling thirsty. Earlier this afternoon, a friend scared me by saying that if I don't manage my blood sugar spikes, my skin and body will be ruined, so my ears perked up and I looked for some information. My friend strongly recommended Cutslin Anti-Spike, which is something I absolutely must take these days, so I'm urgently looking into it too.

It's winter, so I don't feel like I can move around much, and I feel like my lifestyle is a mess because I've been craving high-carb snacks like hotteok... So, I'm thinking about getting some help from Cutslin Anti-Spike this time. I've heard that Cutslin Anti-Spike products are definitely beneficial for people like me who have trouble controlling their eating habits or who are concerned about their blood sugar levels! I'm debating whether to buy it right now or not, but maybe it's because it's so early in the morning that my judgment is clouded.

If there's anyone who's already tried it, please share your honest review! I'd really appreciate it if you could reply!