Description
- The process of chelation is used to bind the zinc to amino acids that aid in the mineral's absorption.
- Studies have determined that Zinc is a cofactor in many biological processes including protein synthesis.
- Zinc deficiency is believed to play a role in altered vision and detrimental changes to the retina.
- Zinc also supports muscle, bone, kidney, liver, pancreas, eye, brain, and prostate health.
- Zinc is needed in order for our bodies to be able to taste and smell.
Zinc is a biologically essential trace mineral and antioxidant critical to healthy metabolism, hormone levels, immune function, and skin and mucosal membranes. Zinc also supports muscle, bone, kidney, liver, pancreas, eye, brain, and prostate health.
