While chromium (Cr)(III) deficiency may contribute to glucose intolerance, supplementation trials have produced inconsistent results. The disconnect between mechanistic plausibility and clinical trial evidence suggests that chromium supplementation may only benefit the subset of patients with genuine chromium deficiency rather than T2D patients broadly.

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