Foods with Chromium
What is English muffin?
Simplest state (bonus if you can name the valence)
What is metallic (valence 0)?
Name 4 symptoms of Chromium toxicity
what is, cell cycle acceleration, mental health problems, liver failure, fetal tissue development, fibrosis, epithelial and alveolar hyperplasia, and cellular atypia, and direct DNA damage.
what is Metabolic syndrome is a group of risk factors such as, abdominal obesity, high triglyceride level, low high-density lipoprotein (HDL; good) cholesterol level, hypertension, and high fasting blood glucose level.
A drink also associated with breakfast
What is Orange Juice?
If you lack chromium you might be prescribed this
What is Chromium supplement?
what are 3 symptoms the patients on long-term total parenteral nutrition (TPN) experienced?
what is experienced adverse metabolic and neurological effects, including hyperglycemia, glycosuria, unexplained weight loss, peripheral neuropathy, glucose intolerance, and/or confusion?
What health risks does Metabolic Syndrome raise?
A drink that has a high chromium concentration
What is grape juice?
What is +3 Trivalent?
Name 3 systems that are damaged by Chromium toxicity
What is pulmonary, integumentary system, gastrointestinal system, CNS and PNS, Renal system, and it has effects on the embryo’s and conceiving.
Why could chromium help those with Metabolic Syndrome?
What is Chromium helps produce insulin?
the meat with the higher amount of Chromium
What is ham?
The valence for Hexavalent is
what is +6 Hexavalence?
What year(s) were the three case studies of Chromium deficiency published in the slideshow?
What is 1970's to 1980's?
Why do those with metabolic syndrome typically need more insulin?
What is they tend to be insulin deficient/sensitive which can lead to their symptoms?
The meat with the lower amount of chromium
What is beef?
what is, +1, +4, or +5 valence?
what is Chromium Deficiency
what is there is no proof chromium deficiency affects the average healthy person?
what is insulin?
What is a hormone that regulates blood glucose levels by enabling the cells to be able to either use or store glucose when needed?