Soil depletion has rendered most of us chromium deficient. Processed food is another cause of chromium deficiency.
New diagnosed diabetics with mild glucose intolerance can benefit from chromium supplementation. Chromium helps to raise the HDL (good cholesterol). This in turn drives out the bad cholesterol.
Chromium is found in oysters, liver, nuts, brewers yeast and potatoes. The refining of sugar depletes chromium.
Dr. Bob,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post about chromium! I was unaware that it had an impact on diabetics. My father-in-law is a diabetic. I will bring it up with him!
Pete Baca
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Dr. Bob, I had no idea about chromium. Great info! Thanks.
ReplyDeletePete,
ReplyDeletePlease tell your fater-in-law about chromium. Keep him in contact with his M.D.
Thank you,
Dr. Bob
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteKeep your body chromium rich, and you will feel much better.
Thanks for the visit!
Dr. Moulas
Dr. Moulas,
ReplyDeleteI will pass this info on to my aunt.
Thanks,
Troy
Troy,
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great idea!
Thanks,
Dr. Moulas