Elemental Zinc

• Anti-inflammatory, Antioxidant & A Cofactor For Many Enzymes

• Act As The Body's First Line Of Defense Against Pathogens
• Overall Cellular Health & May Help Mitigate Oxidative Stress
• Supports The Development & Activity Of Immune Cells, Including
• Essential For Reproductive Health In Both Males & Females
• Aids In Cell Proliferation, Collagen, Protein, Tissue Repair & Wound Healing
• Role In Blood Sugar Management & Insulin Secretion
• Promotes The Healing Of Skin Conditions Like Severe Acne, Eczema & Dermatitis.
• May Potentially Reduce The Risk, Duration & Severity Of Sars-cov-2 Infections
• Neurotransmitter Synthesis, Regulation, & Against Macular Degeneration
• Which Influences Mood, Memory, & Cognitive Processes
• Necessary For Proper Bone Formation & Regulating Gene Expression, DNA Synthesis
• Its Multifaceted Roles Make It An Essential Mineral For Various Physiological Processes,
Including Enzymatic Reactions, Gene Expression, Immune Function, Antioxidant Defense
& Wound Healing
• Address Zinc Deficiencies-impaired growth & development, weakened immune system,
Hair Loss, Skin Problems, & Other Health Issues.
 Mechanism Of Action Elemental Zinc
• Supports The Maintenance Of The Skin & Mucosal Barriers, Which Act As The
Body's First Line Of Defense Against Pathogens.
• Maintain The Activity Of Antioxidant Enzymes, Such As Superoxide Dismutase (Sod),
Which Neutralize Harmful Free Radicals & Protect Cells From Oxidative Damage.
Contribute To Overall Cellular Health & May Help Mitigate Oxidative Stress.
• Acts As A Cofactor For Many Enzymes, Aiding In Their Proper Functioning Of DNA
Synthesis, Protein Synthesis, & Cell Division.
• Regulating Gene Expression, Activation Or Repression Of Specific Genes.
• Bind to DNA & control the transcription (copying) of genetic information into RNA.
• Supports The Development & Activity Of Immune Cells, Including T-cells, B-cells,&
Natural Killer Cells.
• Regulate The Production Of Cytokines, Which Are Signaling Molecules Involved In
Immune Responses.
• Essential For Reproductive Health In Both Males & Females.
• In Males, production Of Healthy Sperm & The Maintenance Of Normal Testosterone
Levels.
• In Females, The Regulation Of Hormone Levels & Supports Proper Ovarian Function.
• Helps Regulate Oil Production, Supports The Structure And Integrity Of The
Skin, And Promotes The Healing Of Skin Conditions Like Acne, Eczema, And
Dermatitis.
• Neurotransmitter Synthesis And Regulation, Which Influences Mood,
Memory, And Cognitive Processes. Adequate Zinc Levels May Support
Cognitive Function And Help Maintain Mental Clarity.
• Necessary For Proper Bone Formation, Cellular Growth, And Dna Synthesis.
Adequate Zinc Intake Supports Healthy Growth In Children And Teenagers.
• Helps Protect Cells From Oxidative Damage Caused By Free Radicals And
May Have A Positive Impact On Overall Cellular Health.
• Role In Blood Sugar Management And Insulin Secretion
• Can Improve Your Body’s Ability To Use Insulin Efficiently To Maintain Normal
Blood Sugar Levels.
• Improve Severe & Inflammatory Acne, Decrease Heart Disease Risk, And
Slow The Progression Of Macular Degeneration.
• Zinc Supplementation Increases Bw In Patients Undergoing Hemodialysis Hd.
An Ambiguous Association Between Zinc Supplementation & Decreased BW
In Individuals That Are Overweight/ Obese But Otherwise Healthy Was Also
Observed, But Disappeared When Normalized For Study Duration.
• Zinc may reduce the duration of cold symptoms, support blood sugar management,
• improve severe and inflammatory acne, decrease heart disease risk, and slow the
progression of macular degeneration
• zinc may potentially reduce the risk, duration and severity of SARS-CoV-2 infections,
particularly for populations at risk of zinc deficiency including people with chronic
disease co-morbidities and older adults.
• Zinc Is Also A Cofactor For Thymulin, A Thymic Hormone Essential For T-cell
Maturation.8 Zinc Has Antioxidant Properties And May Protect Against Macular
Degeneration From Oxidative Stress

Elemental Zinc
• Provide A Conc Dose Of Pure Zinc In A Form That Is Easily Absorbed By The Body.
• While Zinc Is An Essential Mineral, It's Worth Noting That Excessive Intake Of
Elemental Zinc Can Lead To Adverse Effects
• The recommended dosage for daily supplements is 15–30 mg of elemental zinc