• TAKES PART IN BONE MINERALIZATION
• A POSITIVE EFFECT ON WOUND HEALING
• AFFECT IMMUNE SYSTEM

Zinc - an essential trace mineral that has an impact on all basic life processes. Zinc in the human body is a trace element present in an amount of 1.5 to 2.2 grams. Of this amount about 20% is found in skin, about 75% zinc in the red blood cells in the form of carbonic anhydrase.

It occurs as a component of approximately 70 enzymes involved in the metabolism of various fluids. Together with the copper component is alkaline phosphatase, dusmutazy dismutase, insulin forms complexes allowing the storage and release. It is essential for the synthesis of proteins and nucleic acids, the preservation of the genetic code, to maintain the optimum concentration of vitamin A in the blood and consumption by tissues. Without the interaction of zinc stored in the liver vitamin A can not be released and never reaches the tissues. This may occur when the skin burns and lack of zinc in the body. It was found that the lack of zinc can intensify the symptoms of schizophrenia and epilepsy. Skeletal growth and its transformation into adulthood run with the help of zinc. Zinc accelerates the healing of external wounds and ulcers of the gastrointestinal tract, maintains resistance to infections of the skin, is involved in the detoxification of alcohol in the liver in alcoholics, and therefore indicates a low level of zinc in the body and associated with the disease state. Zinc enhances the intellectual ability and the elderly prevent the development of dementia, probably by preventing damage to blood capillaries in the brain.

Zinc increases the efficiency of the immune system by participating in the development of T-lymphocytes, and exhibits antiviral activity. A suitable amount of zinc is required for proper formation of the organs of the fetus during pregnancy. No zinc can cause underdevelopment of the brain, heart, eyes, lungs, sex organs, and others. Also during puberty, particularly in boys, there is an increased demand for zinc. Its deficiency causes underdevelopment of genitals. Lack of sufficient zinc taste and olfactory receptors causes their dysfunction. These symptoms often occur in the first months of pregnancy when the developing fetus gets a large amount of minerals. With a diet rich in zinc, or the use of additional preparation (e.g.. Zinc sulfate) can be assisted treatment of rheumatism, arthritis and prostate cancer.

Recommended use:

• Day Training:
  Table 1. a day with meals
• Non-training day:
  Table 1. a day with meals