Chromuim.Vital to us diabetics

[Stable1001]

Dear gentle reader,

Diabetes

Chromium is an important mineral for diabetics, as it is
required for normal function. When the body has no Chromium
defciency, it can produce symptoms, such as impaired glucose
metabolism, highblood sugar levels, and lower HDL levels.
Gymnema sylvestre also plays a role in helping the body
repair the pancrease' beta cells, which play a vital role in
the production of and secretion of insulin in the body.This
formula(The Greatest Vitamin in the World) contains the
patented amino acid chelated form of Chromium absorbed
better than any other form of Chromium, as well as the
highest quality ingredients to ensure no additional stress
is palced on your body.

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risk free go to: www.dontforgettotakeyourvitamins.com/morris
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Educating yourself about nutrition is important to your
health and wellbeing. Please check our website and learn
the shocking truth about many of the Vitamins on the
market today!

When You Visit Our Website You Will Learn :

About 40% of North Americans are currently taking a multi-
vitamin, but what they dont realize is that they might
actually be harming their body more than benefiting it.

Did You Know?

Most vitamins on the market today use sythetic
vitamins rather than whole vitamins straight from
vegetables and fruits because synthetic vitamins are
much cheaper to produce.

Introducing The Greatest Vitamin in the World

The Greatest Vitamin in the World nutritionally supports the
body by using only the highest grade-

Whole Food Vitamins (not synthetic) Chelated Minerals (most
absorbable) Probiotics (critical for the body's health)
Enzymes (critical in digesting food)

-along with other nutrients that are scientifically proven
to nutritionally support the body!

To order and try "The Greatest Vitamin in the World" 100%
risk free go to: www.dontforgettotakeyourvitamins.com/morris

[Cheri]

Dear idiotic penner of drivel,

Learn how to spell chromium in your subject line. It
makes you look like a stupid spammer/scammer, instead of
just an ugly one.

--
Cheri
Type 2, no meds for now.

STABLE1001 wrote in message
<20040630160112.11511.00000894@mb-m11.aol.com>...
>Dear gentle reader,
>
>Diabetes
>
>Chromium is an important mineral for diabetics, as it is required for

[Szaki]

I took Cromium Picolitate for a while, I didn't see any
effect on my BG or improvement to my health..

JS

"STABLE1001" <stable1001@aol.com> wrote in message news:20040630160112.11511.00000894@mb-
m11.aol.com...
> Dear gentle reader,
>
> Diabetes
>
> Chromium is an important mineral for diabetics, as it is
> required for normal function. When the body has no
> Chromium defciency, it can produce symptoms, such as
> impaired glucose metabolism, highblood sugar levels, and
> lower HDL levels. Gymnema sylvestre also plays a role in
> helping the body repair the pancrease' beta cells, which
> play a vital role in the production of and secretion of
> insulin in the body.This formula(The Greatest Vitamin in
> the World) contains the patented amino acid chelated form
> of Chromium absorbed better than any other form of
> Chromium, as well as the highest quality ingredients to
> ensure no additional stress is palced on your body.
>
> To order and try "The Greatest Vitamin in the World" 100%
> risk free go to:
> www.dontforgettotakeyourvitamins.com/morris Visit Our
> Website Today!
>
> Educating yourself about nutrition is important to your
> health and wellbeing. Please check our website and learn
> the shocking truth about many of the Vitamins on the
> market today!
>
>
> When You Visit Our Website You Will Learn :
>
> About 40% of North Americans are currently taking a multi-
> vitamin, but what they dont realize is that they might
> actually be harming their body more than benefiting it.
>
> Did You Know?
>
> Most vitamins on the market today use sythetic vitamins
> rather than whole vitamins straight from vegetables and
> fruits because synthetic vitamins are much cheaper to
> produce.
>
> Introducing The Greatest Vitamin in the World
>
> The Greatest Vitamin in the World nutritionally supports
> the body by using only the highest grade-
>
> Whole Food Vitamins (not synthetic) Chelated Minerals
> (most absorbable) Probiotics (critical for the body's
> health) Enzymes (critical in digesting food)
>
> -along with other nutrients that are scientifically
> proven to nutritionally support the body!
>
> To order and try "The Greatest Vitamin in the World" 100%
> risk free go to:
> www.dontforgettotakeyourvitamins.com/morris

[Beav]

"Cheri" <gservice@inreachnogarbage.com> wrote in message
news:2_KdneMieN7Xrn7dRVn_iw@inreach.com...
> Dear idiotic penner of drivel,
>
> Learn how to spell chromium in your subject line. It makes
> you look like a stupid spammer/scammer, instead of just an
> ugly one.

I love "chromuim" :-) 'specially on my bike :)

Beav

[Nan Eklund]

I think we've all tried something or other through the
years. Currently I'm using cinnamon sticks in my instant
coffee every morning. Can't say there has been dramatic
improvement....I'm around 6, 6.2 in recent tests and
averaging 80-120 in daily BG. But my doctor suggested niacin
in addition to other medicines (lipitor, lopid) and a new
drug called Welchol. Latest tests are: cholesterol 179,
triglycerides 80, HDL 62, LDL 101. Somethings working......
Nan, Type 2

[Harold Groot]

On 01 Jul 2004 22:27:31 GMT, naneklund@aol.com (Nan Eklund) wrote:

>I think we've all tried something or other through the
>years. Currently I'm using cinnamon sticks in my instant
>coffee every morning. Can't say there has been dramatic
>improvement....I'm around 6, 6.2 in recent tests and
>averaging 80-120 in daily BG. But my doctor suggested
>niacin in addition to other medicines (lipitor, lopid) and
>a new drug called Welchol. Latest tests are: cholesterol
>179, triglycerides 80, HDL 62, LDL 101. Somethings
>working...... Nan, Type 2

My understanding is that niacin helps lower cholesterol, but
when I tried it I found it raised my fasting blood sugar
readings about 20 points. I'd suggest people monitor this
carefully, then discuss with your doctor which is more
important.

[Alan Mackenzie]

Nan Eklund <naneklund@aol.com> wrote on 01 Jul 2004 22:27:31 GMT:
> I think we've all tried something or other through the
> years. Currently I'm using cinnamon sticks in my instant
> coffee every morning.

YUCK!!!! I think that would put me off coffee for life,
instant or otherwise. ;-(

> Can't say there has been dramatic improvement....I'm
> around 6, 6.2 in recent tests and averaging 80-120 in
> daily BG.

[ .... ]

> Somethings working......

:-)

> Nan, Type 2

--
Alan Mackenzie (Munich, Germany) Email: aacm@muuc.dee; to
decode, wherever there is a repeated letter (like "aa"),
remove half of them (leaving, say, "a").

[Alan]

On Sat, 3 Jul 2004 07:19:54 +0000, Alan Mackenzie <acm@muc.de> wrote:

>Nan Eklund <naneklund@aol.com> wrote on 01 Jul 2004
>22:27:31 GMT:
>> I think we've all tried something or other through the
>> years. Currently I'm using cinnamon sticks in my instant
>> coffee every morning.
>
>YUCK!!!! I think that would put me off coffee for life,
>instant or otherwise. ;-(

Hi Alan

I found that my fragility to carbs in the morning meant that
even the milk in my coffee was a problem, but I didn't like
the taste of black coffee.

When the discussion of cinnamon re-surfaced a while back,
I experimented with a teaspoon of powder but it developed
the familiar "sludge". Then I tried cinnamon quills and
bark in my coffee-maker (one of the italian two-chamber
pressure type) and found that I quite liked the taste in
black coffee.

The effect on BGs is unnoticeable to me, but now I can drink
black coffee at breakfast. YMMV or in this case YTMV (your
taste-buds may vary).

Cheers, Alan, T2 d&e, Australia. Remove weight and
carbs to email.
--
Everything in Moderation - Except Laughter.

[Beav]

"Alan Mackenzie" <acm@muc.de> wrote in message news:qmm5cc.56.ln@acm.acm...
> Nan Eklund <naneklund@aol.com> wrote on 01 Jul 2004
> 22:27:31 GMT:
> > I think we've all tried something or other through the
> > years. Currently I'm using cinnamon sticks in my instant
> > coffee every morning.
>
> YUCK!!!! I think that would put me off coffee for life,
> instant or otherwise. ;-(

Absolutely 100% :-))

Cinammon should go the way of the Dodo, then I wouldn't have
to get even a whiff of it wherever I went. Went to Tesco's,
walked by the bakery and almost blew my dinner! Same thing
at other s'markets.

Beav