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E’ possibile che all’attività ipoglicemizzante e dimagrante del Baccello di fagiolo possanocontribuire anche alcune procianidine e tannini condensati presenti nella pianta; sembr<strong>ai</strong>nfatti che questi composti possano sensibilmente ridurre l’assorbimento di nutrienti 111 .Inoltre, anche i sali di cromo presenti possono contribuire a migliorare il controllo dellaglicemia in soggetti adulti con intolleranza al glucosio. E’ infatti dimostrato che ilfabbisogno giornaliero di sali di cromo è di 50-200 µg/die e che una carenza di cromonella dieta – che può essere osservata nei soggetti che fanno poco uso di alimenti freschi –contribuisce allo sviluppo del diabete mellito dell’adulto e della malattia aterosclerotica 112 .Alcuni AA hanno anche utilizzato sali <strong>org</strong>anici di cromo nel trattamento coadiuvante delleintolleranze al glucosio 113 .Infine, secondo altri AA all’azione del cromo si aggiungerebbe quella di un inibitoredell’enzima che ossida l’indolacetico, giustificandone la blanda azioneipoglicemizzante 114 .111 “Dietary tannins are reported to imp<strong>ai</strong>r the absorption of nutrients and minerals in whole animals and insemi-isolated intestinal preparations. The present studies investigated the effect of purified procyanidin fromblack beans (Phaseolus vulgarus) on absorption of labeled glucose by isolated rat ileum… Procyanidines (PC)significantly inhibited the glucose-dependent and phlorizin-sensitive component of Isc, a similar result wasobt<strong>ai</strong>ned for the alanine-dependent fraction of Isc. In everted ileal sacs PC inhibited Na+-dependent uptake oflabeled glucose, but not passive uptake, by a noncompetitive mechanism. The effects of PC are reminiscent ofthose of recognized intestinal secretagogues and suggest that the antinutrient effects of condensed tanninsinvolve stimulation of intestinal secretion at the expense of absorption” (Silverstein LJ, Swanson BG,Moffett D. Programs in Nutrition and Zoophysiology, Washington State University, Pullman, WA 99164-4236,USA. Procyanidin from black beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) inhibits nutrient and electrolyte absorption in isolatedrat ileum and induces secretion of chloride ion. J Nutr 1996; 126: 1688-95).112 “Reported values for total body stores of chromium vary between 0.4 mg and 6 mg. Chromium stores may behigher in neonates than in adults, relative to body size, whereas tissular chromium may be depleted in theelderly. The recommended d<strong>ai</strong>ly allowance for chromium is 50 to 200 µg/day but actual needs are poorlyknown. Digestive absorption is better for <strong>org</strong>anic chromium, which is part of the "glucose tolerance factor"(GTF), than for in<strong>org</strong>anic chromium… Chromium is part of the GTF molecule… Chromium deficiencymay play a role in a development of some forms of adult diabetes mellitus and of arteriosclerosis. Partialchromium deficiencies seem to be common, especially in individuals with high intakes of refined foods.Acute chromium poisoning is usually due to an excess of chromium (VI) and is sometimes seen in thechromium industry” (Dubois F, Belleville F. Laboratoire de Biochimie B, CHU Nancy-Brabois, France.Chromium: physiologic role and implications in human pathology. Pathol Biol (Paris) 1991; 39: 801-8).113 Djordjevic PB, Dimitrijevic V, Maksimovic R, Vrvic M, Vucetic J. Diabetes Center, Institute for Endocrinology,Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Application of <strong>org</strong>anic bound chrome in disturbed glycoregulation therapy. TransplantProc 1995; 27: 3333-4.114 Capasso F, Grandolini G. Fitoterapia: impiego razionale delle droghe vegetali. Springer-Verlag, 1996, pag.314-315.35

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