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Chromium: anyone taken this to suppress appetite or lose weight?

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MrJohnsonAteMyCustard · 18/03/2017 15:39

I read that chromium could possibly help with food cravings, and also with the metabolism of fat. So I gave it a go and have been taking it for a couple of weeks. It appears that I've dropped a couple of pounds.Plus, my appetite has decreased somewhat. A coupe of pounds doesn't sound a great deal, I realise, but as someone who practically has to remove a body part to lose weight - this is big Grin

I'd be interested to know if anyone else has tried chromium and whether it had any effect on your weigh/appetite? Positive or negative.

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Loubilou09 · 23/03/2017 06:55

Yes it's well know to control blood sugars! I take it regularly and have recently given a bottle to a friend of mine and she has reported it has helped massively with sweet cravings!

MountainDweller · 29/03/2017 23:42

Sorry for the late reply - I have taken it before and I think it helped but I can't remember how much I took. I have seen suggested 200mg morning and 200mg at lunch. How much are you taking?

MrJohnsonAteMyCustard · 11/04/2017 15:01

Oops - slightly delayed response here. I'm taking 200mg twice a day. After the initial reduction in cravings, my appetite now seems to be out of control Grin Mind you, that may be because I've upped the gym work a tad. I'll keep taking it and hope things settle down.

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MountainDweller · 14/04/2017 23:31

Good luck with it, I'm going to try too, and try to make sure I take it! Remembering the second dose is the problem...

Miniwookie · 16/04/2017 17:13

Sounds interesting. I'm going to give it a go I think.

twoandahalftimesthree · 16/04/2017 17:32

cinnamon is also supposed to be good for stabilising blood sugar. I often have a pukka cinnamon tea in the afternoon when i have an energy slump- it might be placebo effect but it usually perks me up and stops me snacking.

Hugsandsmiles · 11/11/2024 11:04

Hi all,
I've been reading your posts and wanted to know how safe it is to take Glucannon Chromium tablets for weights loss? They don't cause diabetes do they? I read that they do?

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