Noun
picolinate (plural picolinates)
(chemistry) A salt or ester of picolinic acid.
Doctors also commonly recommend zinc picolinate to pregnant women, since pregnancy can result in a zinc deficiency for many women and a pregnant woman’s body requires zinc for the proper development of her fetus. Source: Internet
Enter chromium picolinate, whose weight-loss benefits may come at the price of mutated DNA. Source: Internet
In people with gestational diabetes, 4-8 mcg/kg of chromium picolinate daily for 8 weeks has been used. Source: Internet
Another supplement that almost always helps with psoriasis is Chromium Picolinate taken at 200 mcg, three times daily. Source: Internet
A study published in “The FASEB Journal” in March 2008 concluded that zinc glycinate boosted blood levels of zinc better than zinc gluconate, and they were both better than zinc picolinate. Source: Internet