Comments | slim_mint: chromium piloctate

slim_mint

chromium piloctate

Apr 28, 2005 16:48

Hey Guys! How is everyone doing with their goals? I have a Q. I was wondering if any of you had used chromium piloctate to loose weight. I heard it really helps supress appetite and burn fat and it actually is in alot of diet products. I graduate from college next week and I am determined to be as thin as possible. Ive had mia problems this week ( Read more... )

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elizabeth013 May 12 2005, 11:09:55 UTC

hello, you mentioned something about ice tea in a comment you made but i was unable to comment on it for some reason. I've been searching for ice tea, but i cant find any that had no calories in it...can you help me?

slim_mint May 14 2005, 05:11:33 UTC

hey, yes, well if you brew lipton tea yourslef, it has no clas. and add splenda to sweteend, hope this helps :)

tigrekitty May 31 2005, 16:57:33 UTC

Hello there :) I've never heard of chromium piloctate being sold by itself before.. I will have to check that out next time I see a health food store! i wonder if it is dangerous in large quantities?

daniellybelly4u June 4 2005, 02:25:14 UTC

my mom and i both take it.. my nutritionist told me to take it years ago. I've been taking it with like a multi vitamin and green tea pills.. but yea i find i do loose weight and it decreases appetite. what it is meant for is to help digest sugar and carbs instead of them sitting in your system. My doctor made me take it to help with my low blood sugar problems. It's in many diet pills if you read the back.. and low carb pills too.

stay strong
dani

slim_mint June 4 2005, 05:03:53 UTC

wow thanks so much, i have low blood sugar problems too,an dI think this is part of my eating issue. I saw a study that said chromium may cause cancer? But it makes me feel better if your Dr. suggested it, you cant trust some studies. thanks for the comment :)

robotinterpol June 24 2005, 15:37:37 UTC

chromium picolate, or whatever it's called, is supposed to help your body break down carbs better...but chromium on its own curbs your sweet tooth...and considering the former is really hard to find, and I've yet to hear of someone who has had major results from it, you're probably better off with the simple chromium. I think. It's up to you, really.