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ZINK-LOGES concept 15 mg gastro-free tablets, 30 pcs

Name: ZINK-LOGES concept 15 mg gastro-free tablets, 30 pcs
Brand: Dr. Loges + Co. GmbH
SKU: 18398701
Price: 8.22 USD
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ZINK-LOGES concept 15 mg magensaftres.Tabletten

Manufacturers: Dr. Loges + Co. GmbH

PZN: 18398701

Dosage: Tabletten magensaftresistent

Content: 30 St

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Instructions for use for ZINK-LOGES concept 15 mg gastro-free tablets, 30 pcs

zinc-Loges® concept 15 mg
High-dose zinc supply with the copper plus - unique combination of organic zinc methionine, zinc ascorbate and high-quality copper-lysine complex

• Supports the immune system and promotes healthy skin, hair and nails*, **
• High bioavailability through purely organic zinc compounds
• Very good tolerability thanks to enteric-coated tablets
• Prevents a copper deficiency with copper lysinate, since the intake of zinc can influence the copper balance

Zinc – the second most common trace element in the body

The zinc stores in the human organism are relatively small, only 2-3 grams of zinc are stored by the body. However, the trace element is essential for life, but cannot be produced by the body itself. We depend on a continuous supply, since numerous enzymes in the body need zinc for their function. Zinc is a true all-rounder. It is important for the immune system, cell division, protein synthesis, for the maintenance of skin, hair and nails and also for various metabolic processes.

A secure zinc supply is a challenge

According to the National Consumption Study II***, 32% of men and 21% of women do not reach the recommended daily zinc intake. Men and women aged 65 and over have the highest proportion (44% and 27%, respectively). Although some foods contain zinc, only 10-40% of it can be absorbed from food. The recording is very variable and dependent on many factors. Phytic acid, which is mainly found in legumes and grains, can inhibit zinc absorption, which is particularly important for vegetarians and vegans who eat a lot of it.

Pregnant and breastfeeding women also have a daily additional requirement of 3 or 4 mg of zinc.

Physical exertion is associated with zinc losses through sweat. Endurance athletes in particular often eat a diet rich in carbohydrates and tend to be low in meat and zinc. Among other things, however, zinc is important for the function of the immune system1. Athletes could therefore benefit from zinc supplementation****.

Who has a higher zinc requirement?
• Senior citizens
• Vegetarians and vegans
• Pregnant and lactating women
• Athlete

*Zinc contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system (physical defence). **Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal skin, hair and nails ***https://www. bmel.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/Ernaehrung/NVS_ErnsberichtTeil2.pdf?__blob=publicationFile ****DAZ 159. Volume 23.05.2019, No. 21 S-36 ff, J. Podiogar, M. Smollich

Dietary supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.

Detailed instructions for ZINK-LOGES concept 15 mg gastro-free tablets, 30 pcs

Field of use

Zinc-loges Concept 15 mg gastric juice res.tablets (pack size: 30 pieces) -Unique combination of organic zinc methionine, zinc ascorbate and high-quality copper-lysine complex.

Zinc – the second most common trace element in the body
The zinc stores in the human organism are relatively small, only 2-3 grams of zinc are stored by the body. However, the trace element is essential for life, but cannot be produced by the body itself. We depend on a continuous supply, since numerous enzymes in the body need zinc for their function. Zinc is a true all-rounder. It is important for the immune system, strengthening the body's defenses against colds, cell division, protein synthesis, maintaining skin, hair and nails and also for various metabolic processes.

A secure zinc supply is a challenge
According to the National Consumption Study II*, 32% of men and 21% of women do not achieve the recommended daily zinc intake. Men and women aged 65 and over have the highest proportion (44% and 27%, respectively). Although some foods contain zinc, only 10-40% of it can be absorbed from food. The recording is very variable and dependent on many factors. Phytic acid, which is mainly found in legumes and grains, can inhibit zinc absorption, which is particularly important for vegetarians and vegans who eat a lot of it.
Pregnant and breastfeeding women also have a daily additional requirement of 3 or 4 mg of zinc. Physical exertion is associated with zinc losses through sweat. Endurance athletes in particular often eat a diet rich in carbohydrates and tend to be low in meat and zinc. Among other things, however, zinc is important for the function of the immune system1. Athletes could therefore benefit from zinc supplementation**.

Who has a higher zinc requirement?