Zinc is a trace mineral essential for normal growth & development and
life span. Its primary mode of action is by participating in over
twenty key enzyme reactions in your body. Found primarily in the
kidneys, liver, pancreas, and brain.
Results of comprehensive clinical trials show the picolinate
form of zinc to be the most absorbable supplemental form. It is a
combination of zinc and an organic salt derived from picolinic acid.
Organic salts tend to be more easily absorbed than inorganic salts like
sulfate. And it's gentler on the stomach than zinc sulfate.†
Zinc is essential for:
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cell
division and growth
promoting the birth of new white blood cells
proper functioning of the hormone insulin and the formation of
cellular DNA†
synthesis of protein and protects the body from free radicals†
sperm production, and the entire male reproductive system,
including the prostate†
healthy immune system functions and is an important†
support of bodily antioxidant systems
The addition of Vitamin B-6 is required for absorption of Zinc.
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Supplement Facts |
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Serving Size 1 capsule Servings per Container: 100 |
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Amount Per Serving %DV |
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Vitamin C (as Ascorbic Acid) |
150 mg |
250% |
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Zinc (as Zinc Picolinate) |
30 mg |
200% |
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* Daily Value (DV) Not Established. |
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Other Ingredients: vegetarian capsule, L-leucine |
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Zinc Picolinate 30 mg $11.95
Zinc supplementation is recommended frequently to treat acne.
Zinc Deficiency
Autopsies have shown below normal amounts of zinc in several distinct areas of the brains of deceased Alzheimer's patients. Studies have found that low blood levels of zinc are associated with hypertension, coronary artery disease, type II diabetes, elevated blood fats & lowered LDL, and possibly insulin resistance.
Deficiencies are also known to contribute to development of:
osteoporosis
low male testosterone levels
loss of sense of taste
mental disorders
rheumatoid arthritis
poor blood cell production
cataracts
cancer
chronic diarrhea
growth failure (dwarfism)
essential hypertension
delayed wound healing
free radical damage
scleroderma
premature aging
loss of hair color
anemia
joint pain
fertility problems
birth defects
† Statements made have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug
Administration.
These statements are not intended to diagnose, prevent, treat, or
cure any disease.
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