Efecto metabólico de los minerales asociados al control glucémico de las personas que viven con diabetes, contraindicaciones y recomendaciones
Abstract
The minerals or trace elements play a transcendent role in the physiology, composition and structure of the body, its deficiencies or excesses would cause havoc on the health of people, 50% is calcium and 25% phosphorus, 5 macrominerals; Mg, Na, K, Cl, S and the 11 microminerals; Fe, Zn, I, Se, Mn, F, Mb, Cu, Cr, Co and B make up the remaining 25%. In this article, each of the minerals is mentioned and its importance is emphasized at the metabolic level in terms of glycemic control in people living with diabetes, in addition, recommendations are made and contraindications are indicated. Likewise, information is presented to facilitate the understanding of the cellular and biochemical mechanisms on the trace elements, this allows re-directing the interest in its therapeutic potential.
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