Clinicians Chromium AA Chelate 60 cap
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Description
Clinicians Hi-Dose Chromium (1000mcg) provides a quality high potency form of the essential trace mineral chromium to support blood sugar balance, cardiovascular and cholesterol health and healthy weight management.
Hi-Dose Chromium Benefits
- Supports glucose metabolism and maintains healthy blood sugar levels
- Supports healthy blood cholesterol levels
- Ideal for those who crave carbohydrates
- It may also support healthy insulin metabolism
Hi-Dose Chromium Features
- A highly absorbable and bio-available, non-toxic form of chromium for rapid utilisation in the body
- High potency formula
- Chromium is an important trace mineral that supports healthy insulin metabolism and blood sugar balance
- Useful where only chromium is needed
- Can be used alongside most supplements and conventional medications
- Suitable for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding
Contraindications & Cautions
- Pregnancy and breast feeding:Clinicians Hi-Dose Chromium is considered safe to use during these times under health professional supervision to ensure appropriate dosing.
- Chromium may be taken withClinicians Family Vitamin Cand Vitamin B3 (niacin) for increased absorption.
- Other Clinicians supplements that may be of benefit are:InsulBalance,Cholesterol Lo(to support healthy blood lipid levels),Stress & Energy Support(to support energy levels and balance stress).
- Other areas where Chromium may be beneficial for supplementation include: cardiovascular health, eye health, muscle strength, muscle mass and weight management.
- Chromium is an essential trace element that plays an important role in the normal function of insulin and glucose metabolism. Interest in this trace mineral grew after studies showed that a deficiency in chromium was related to blood sugar imbalances. Chromium also appears to stimulate lipid metabolism and support healthy blood lipid and cholesterol levels in individuals with low body stores of this mineral. A deficiency may be caused by low dietary intakes, physical trauma, pregnancy and breast feeding, acute exercise and infection. Under normal conditions, the body’s requirement for chromium is quite low. Supplementation may however provide additional benefits such as metabolic and cardiovascular support. The absorption of chromium is naturally low and may be enhanced by taking Vitamin C alongside it. Chromium is found in low levels in most foods. Brewer’s yeast, meats, whole grain products, fruits, vegetables and spices are all natural sources of chromium.
More Information
- Chromium may be taken withClinicians Family Vitamin Cand Vitamin B3 (niacin) for increased absorption.
- Other Clinicians supplements that may be of benefit are:InsulBalance,Cholesterol Lo(to support healthy blood lipid levels),Stress & Energy Support(to support energy levels and balance stress).
- Other areas where Chromium may be beneficial for supplementation include: cardiovascular health, eye health, muscle strength, muscle mass and weight management.
- Chromium is an essential trace element that plays an important role in the normal function of insulin and glucose metabolism. Interest in this trace mineral grew after studies showed that a deficiency in chromium was related to blood sugar imbalances. Chromium also appears to stimulate lipid metabolism and support healthy blood lipid and cholesterol levels in individuals with low body stores of this mineral. A deficiency may be caused by low dietary intakes, physical trauma, pregnancy and breast feeding, acute exercise and infection. Under normal conditions, the body’s requirement for chromium is quite low. Supplementation may however provide additional benefits such as metabolic and cardiovascular support. The absorption of chromium is naturally low and may be enhanced by taking Vitamin C alongside it. Chromium is found in low levels in most foods. Brewer’s yeast, meats, whole grain products, fruits, vegetables and spices are all natural sources of chromium.
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