chromium picolinate for sugar cravings

[Guest guest]

Thanks Christene . . .

We've had a number of women who simply couldn't stop

eating sugar! Hopefully chromium picolinate will help

them get it under control!

If you think of the other vitamin/supplement, would

you let us know?

In addition to feeding yeast/fungal/Candida organisms,

sugar makes the body more acididic and feeds cancer

cells!

Hugs,

Rogene

--- usmcprincess3002 <usmcprincess3002@...>

wrote:

>

> The other day I think somebody was asking about

> sugar cravings...I

> think?

>

> Sugar cravings can be combated with the use of

> chromium picolinate,

> another health supplement found in the vitamins and

> mineral section.

> Since I cannot " endorse " anything medically for

> professional reasons,

> I'll say this much from a personal experience and

> then it would be up to

> anyone thinking about it to make an informed

> decision after researching

> it.

>

> I was having a very difficult time with sugar/carbs

> in the worst way. I

> was to the point of becoming diabetic. I started

> taking 200 mcg of CP

> everyday, and by the third or fourth day, those

> cravings were virtually

> gone. This enabled me to get my eating habits back

> on track because

> there was anymore self-sabotage!

>

> Christene

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The other one is called Gymnema Sylvestre

http://www.herbalprovider.com/gymnema-sylvestre.html?

src=ggl & w=gymnema-sylvestre

Gymnema Sylvestre, also known as Gurmar and Meshashringi, whose

Hindi name literally means 'sugar destroyer', has been used in

Ayurveda for several centuries to regulate sugar metabolism.

The hypoglycemic (blood sugar-lowering) action of gymnema leaves was

first documented in the late 1920s. This action is gradual in

nature, differing from the rapid effect of many prescription

hypoglycemic drugs. Gymnema leaves raise insulin levels by

regeneration of the cells in the pancreas that secrete insulin.

Other research has shown that gymnema also improves uptake of

glucose into cells by increasing the activity of the glucose

utilizing enzymes, and prevents adrenaline from stimulating the

liver to produce glucose, thereby reducing blood sugar levels. The

leaves are also noted for lowering serum cholesterol and

triglycerides. It also abolishes the taste of sugar, which

effectively suppresses and neutralizes the craving for sweets. The

leaf extracts contain gymnemic acid which inhibits hyperglycemia and

also acts as a cardiovascular stimulant.

The primary clinical application for this botanical is as an

antidiabetic agent. Gymnema has been the subject of considerable

research since the 1930s, with promising results for types 1 and 2

diabetes. Gymnema has been successful in controlling the blood sugar

level without reducing it to below the normal blood sugar level, an

effect seen with the use of insulin or oral hypoglycemic

sulphonylurea compounds. Gymnema provides a simple and effective

method to help maintain healthy glucose levels. Gymnema contains

Gymnemic acid (GA), quercitol, lupeol, & #2029;amyrin and stigmasterol,

which have glucose lowering properties. It works safely within your

current regimen to promote proper pancreatic function.

Patty

>

> >

> > The other day I think somebody was asking about

> > sugar cravings...I

> > think?

> >

> > Sugar cravings can be combated with the use of

> > chromium picolinate,

> > another health supplement found in the vitamins and

> > mineral section.

> > Since I cannot " endorse " anything medically for

> > professional reasons,

> > I'll say this much from a personal experience and

> > then it would be up to

> > anyone thinking about it to make an informed

> > decision after researching

> > it.

> >

> > I was having a very difficult time with sugar/carbs

> > in the worst way. I

> > was to the point of becoming diabetic. I started

> > taking 200 mcg of CP

> > everyday, and by the third or fourth day, those

> > cravings were virtually

> > gone. This enabled me to get my eating habits back

> > on track because

> > there was anymore self-sabotage!

> >

> > Christene

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Yes Ma'am absolutely! Most of the time I read the posts and then I'm still thinking about them days later. I know it slows it down when I actually have some information to offer, but better late than never. Besides, if I didn't continually think about the things these ladies are going through, I may not have even thought of the chromium thing...I just know that it was literally a miracle for me and if that tiny piece of info helps just one person get relief ~ then I know my own suffering and battle with those cravings was not in vain. Thanks Christene . . . We've had a number of women who simply couldn't stopeating sugar! Hopefully chromium picolinate will helpthem get it under

control! If you think of the other vitamin/supplement, wouldyou let us know?In addition to feeding yeast/fungal/Candida organisms,sugar makes the body more acididic and feeds cancercells! Hugs,Rogene--- usmcprincess3002 <usmcprincess3002@...>wrote:> > The other day I think somebody was asking about> sugar cravings...I> think?> > Sugar cravings can be combated with the use of> chromium picolinate,> another health supplement found in the vitamins and> mineral section. > Since I cannot "endorse" anything medically for> professional reasons,> I'll say this much from a personal experience and> then it would be up to> anyone thinking about it to make an informed> decision after researching> it.> > I was having a very difficult time with sugar/carbs> in the worst way.

I> was to the point of becoming diabetic. I started> taking 200 mcg of CP> everyday, and by the third or fourth day, those> cravings were virtually> gone. This enabled me to get my eating habits back> on track because> there was anymore self-sabotage!> > Christene> > > >

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