NeoLife Nutrition ~ Debbie Musack

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\Chromium is best known in its metallic form—chrome, like old car fenders. No nutritional value there. But organic chromium, the type found in food, is absorbed and used by the body. At birth, it's present in higher concentrations than at any other time, suggesting a vital role.

It’s essential for blood sugar regulation. Chromium helps sugar enter the bloodstream and then into cells as glucose, which is used for energy.

It also plays a role in fat and sugar metabolism. A lack of chromium impairs insulin function, potentially leading to insulin deficiency and reduced insulin effectiveness. This can result in blood sugar imbalances, elevated blood fats, and even diabetes.

Chromium has been shown to lower cholesterol and triglyceride levels in both diabetic and non-diabetic people.

Deficiency is common in the U.S., mainly due to food refinementChromium is best known in its metallic form—chrome, like old car fenders. No nutritional value there. But organic chromium, the type found in food, is absorbed and used by the body. At birth, it's present in higher concentrations than at any other time, suggesting a vital role.

It’s essential for blood sugar especially grains—which strips away naturally occurring chromium. Poor absorption from food also adds to the problem.

Those most at risk include the elderly, pregnant women, athletes, and those who consume a lot of refined carbs and sugar.

NeoLife includes chromium in all their multis (e.g., Formula 4, Pro Vitality), and for more support, Glucose Balance is a great option.

Let’s make the coming New Year the healthiest yet,