Georgetown University Study Papers Weight Loss Benefits of Niacin Associated Chromium (NBC)

Beauty expert Dr. Nicholas Perricone reveals a mineral that is useful for controlling weight and blood sugar

Dr. Nicholas Perricone, known as the “beauty doctor,” has uncovered clinical studies that show that chromide associated with niacin helps reduce weight and regulate blood sugar levels properly. Studies at Georgetown University bring hope to people who are overweight and obese, classified as diabetes diabetes or type 2 diabetes.

Chicago, Illinois; January 12, 2007 In a study conducted at the Georgetown University Medical Center, researchers found that a specific mineral known as niacin-bound chromium (NBC) helps reduce weight, improve insulin function of type 2 diabetics, and promote normal cholesterol levels.

The recently published books in the journal "The Secrets of Beauty, Health and Longevity", published by best-selling author Nicholas Perricone, these studies show that the depletion of chromium can accelerate problems causing weight.

According to Dr. Perricone:

“In a placebo-controlled crossover study, Dr. Preuss and a group of researchers from the Georgetown University Medical Center showed that overweight African-American women who consume 600 micrograms of chromium, like NBC (ChromeMate brand) for 8 weeks, had a significant loss of fat and gentle muscle body ( lean body weight) compared with the previous period of placebo of the same duration.

Increased fat loss was also observed in women who were randomized to consume chromium first and then placebo, suggesting a drug transfer effect on fat loss. "

What this means, according to Perricone, is that chronic nicotine chromium has weight reduction benefits without the accompanying negative effect of muscle loss that occurs in more compact bodies for users.

Perricone claims that in addition to weight loss, NBC has additional control of blood sugar levels, cholesterol, and general longevity benefits for users.