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MINERAL ESSENTIALS: CHLORINE AND CHROMIUM
Chlorine
Facts:
Regulates the blood’s alkaline-acid balance.
Works with sodium and potassium in a compound form.
Aids in the cleaning of body wastes by helping the liver to function.
No dietary allowance has been established, but if your daily salt intake is average, you are getting enough.
What it can do for you:
Aid in digestion. Help keep you limber.
Deficiency disease:
Loss of hair and teeth.
Best natural sources:
Table salt, kelp, olives.
Supplements:
Most good multi-mineral preparations include it.
Toxicity:
Over 15 g. can cause unpleasant side effects.
Personal advice:
If you have chlorine in your drinking water, you aren’t getting all the vitamin E you think. [Chlorinated water destroys vitamin E.]
Anyone who drinks chlorinated water would be well advised to eat yoghurt – a good way to replace the intestinal bacteria the chlorine destroys.
Chromium
Facts:
Works with insulin in the metabolism of sugar. Helps bring protein to where it’s needed.
No official dietary allowance has been established, but 90 mcg. is an average adult intake.
As you get older, you retain less chromium in your body.
What it can do for you:
Aid growth.
Help prevent and lower high blood pressure.
Work as a deterrent for diabetes.
Deficiency disease:
A suspected factor in arteriosclerosis and diabetes.
Best natural sources:
Meat, shellfish, chicken, corn oil, clams, brewer’s yeast.
Supplements:
May be found in the better multi-mineral preparations.
Toxicity:
No known toxicity.
Personal advice:
If you are low in chromium you might try a zinc supplement. For some reason, chelated zinc seems to substitute well for deficient chromium.
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