Facts About Chromium

Facts About Chromium provides information and resources to learn the benefits, food sources, deficiency-toxicity symptoms, and supplement recommendations.

Facts About Chromium

Benefits And Uses For Chromium:

Used by the body to control blood sugars, regulate enzymes, cholesterol and triglycerides. Used to reduce glucose intolerance, and certain cardio-vascular diseases. For more details, here are the best-selling books with facts on chromium.

Deficiency Symptoms Of Chromium:

Increased blood cholesterol, triglycerides, diabetes, cardio-vascular diseases.

Toxicity (Overdose) Symptoms Of Chromium:

No evidence of toxic side effects from dietary intake. Some toxicity has been linked to high water Chromium levels and Chromium gas.

Foods High In Chromium:

Meats, seafood, poultry, bran, wheat, yeast, cheese.

Supplements Of Chromium:

The recommended daily amount of 80-120 mcg is usually obtained from a balanced diet and also included in a good natural vitamin/mineral supplement. If you want to increase your intake, try these popular chromium supplements.

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Facts About Chromium provides information and resources to learn the benefits, food sources, deficiency-toxicity symptoms, and supplement recommendations.