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Published 16:46 19 Oct 2015 BST
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“Once dealt with, the blood sugar levels will drop, but because you’ve generated the release of so much insulin, the levels will drop too low and you will soon feel like snacking on a bar of chocolate. The more sweets you eat, the more you will crave them – it is a catch 22.”
If that all sounds too familiar, chances are you could stomp out some of your sugar cravings by adding some chromium rich foods to your diet.
Dr Glenville points out that broccoli, green beans and grape juice are rich in the key ingredient, and should be the first items on the menu. Packing your meals with these greens could keep your insulin levels balanced, while the added chromium will also keep your sugar cravings contained.
If you’re failing to eat a balanced diet, opt for a supplement containing chromium and green coffee extract for the same effect.
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