Nature’s Sunshine / Chromium Chelate NSP

Description

Manufacturer: Nature’s Sunshine; Release form: in capsules; Contraindications: individual intolerance; Age restrictions: 18+; Category: for general strengthening of the body; Packing: can; Product weight with packaging (g): 68 g; Product weight without packaging (g): 63 g; Minimum storage temperature: 0 ° C; Maximum storage temperature: +25 ° C; Expiration date: 60 months; Country of origin: United States; Complete set: jar, capsules Regulates blood sugar level in case of insulin resistance. Increases muscle tone, performance and endurance. Reduces blood cholesterol levels. Chromium Chelate NSP contains chromium in a chelated form with amino acids, which contributes to its maximum absorption in the body. The complex also includes calcium and a mixture of herbs, horsetail, red clover and yarrow. Chromium is the most important trace element, its biological role is to regulate carbohydrate metabolism and blood glucose levels. It regulates the storage and use of glucose by cells, acting in conjunction with insulin, namely, increases the sensitivity of cellular receptors to insulin, reducing the need for insulin. Therefore, chromium, first of all, is necessary for patients with diabetes mellitus, and a deficiency of this trace element can cause diabetes. Chromium levels decrease in women during pregnancy and after childbirth. The increased consumption of sugars and carbohydrate foods by modern man washes out chromium from the body. reducing the need for insulin. Therefore, chromium, first of all, is necessary for patients with diabetes mellitus, and a deficiency of this trace element can cause diabetes. Chromium levels decrease in women during pregnancy and after childbirth. The increased consumption of sugars and carbohydrate foods by modern man washes out chromium from the body. reducing the need for insulin. Therefore, chromium, first of all, is necessary for patients with diabetes mellitus, and a deficiency of this trace element can cause diabetes. Chromium levels decrease in women during pregnancy and after childbirth. The increased consumption of sugars and carbohydrate foods by modern man washes out chromium from the body.