> chromium picolinate is partially converted into a carci

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"The question remained why the chromium was oxidized in the overall reducing environment of the cells. The authors present a possible and plausible explanation: During cell signaling, and especially insulin signaling, strong oxidants such as hydrogen peroxide are formed, which will trigger the formation of reactive chromium(V) and chromium(VI) intermediates."

Source: http://www.news-medical.net/news/20160106/New-report-raises-questions-about-potential-risks-of-chromium-therapies.aspx

At what rate does this oxidation happen, and what dosage and form of chromium is required to cause this reaction in humans?

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>>35558611
>Australian research

>>35559456
There were Americans involved too.

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/anie.201509065/abstract

>>35559456
Australia actually produces a lot of important nutrition research. I've done a couple of research papers on nutrition topics for school, and almost half of the more interesting studies came from Australia.

>>35559456

Australia actually has a high-performing research community

Chromium is kind of a useless supplement anyway.

>>35559482
>replying to a troll

>>35558611
>supplementing chromium

>>35559555
i considered taking it a while ago, i think its supposed to be good for skin or clearing acne

>>35561928
I was also considering trying it to balance out insulin level better and maybe help with energy level throughout the day (at least that's what they say it's good for). I almost bought a multi with a lot of it in it. This is just another example of how rapidly science changes. You just can't win even if you want to do the right thing.

>>35562076
Actually, it wasn't picolinate in the multi I almost bought. It was some shit called "Crominex 3+".