- 15 mg - standard dosage
- Zinc in easily absorbable picolinate form
- With shilajit, ashwagandha and luteolin
- Powerful formula for libido and muscles
- 30 mg zinc per capsule, high dose
- Zinc in easily absorbable picolinate form
- Contains 22 mg zinc per tablet
- Contains zinc in its most absorbable form: picolinate
- Contains 30 mg of zinc bisglycinate chelate per capsule
- Very easily absorbable form of zinc
- 15 mg of zinc in l-monomethionine form
- Supplemented with copper (1 mg)
- Contains 1000 mg of calcium, 400 mg of magnesium and 15 mg of zinc per daily dose
- Contains 15 mg zinc bisglycinate chelate per capsule
- Very easily absorbable form of zinc
- Contains 15 mg elemental zinc per capsule
- Suitable for vegetarians and vegans
- Easily absorbable form of zinc: picolinate (15 mg)
- Supplemented with 1 mg copper citrate
- 15 mg of zinc in l-monomethionine form
- Zinc of scientifically proven quality (OptiZinc)
- 30 mg of zinc in l-monomethionine form
- Supplemented with copper (2 mg)
- Contains 50 mg of zinc bisglycinate chelate
- Vegetarian capsules
- With zinc from guava leaf and vitamin C from amla, acerola, camu camu and rose hips
- Suitable for vegetarians and vegans
- Contains 30 mg elemental zinc per capsule
- Organically bound zinc
- Ionic minerals and trace elements from the Great Salt Lake
- Supplemented with 15 mg zinc (zinc sulphate) per ml
- Contains 15 mg elemental zinc per capsule
- Amino acid bound zinc
- Contains 25 mg elemental zinc per capsule
- Suitable for vegetarians and vegans
- Contains 50 mg of zinc in citrate form per tablet
- Supplemented with copper and calcium citrate
- Formula for the immune system
- 10 mg zinc from guava per daily dose
- Contains a high dose of organically bound zinc: 23 mg per tablet
- Lozenges with a pleasant, fresh taste
- Contains 18.75 mg zinc per lozenge
- Zinc in acetate form
- Formula for the bones
- Calcium, magnesium and zinc in citrate form
- Contains 25 mg elemental zinc per capsule
- supplemented with 1.5 mg of copper
- 10 mg zinc from guava per daily dose
- Supplemented with alfalfa and watercress
- Contains 15 mg of zinc bisglycinate per tablet
- Supplemented with copper (1 mg)
- Contains 15 mg of zinc per capsule
- Zinc of scientifically proven quality (OptiZinc)
- Formula for the immune system
- Contains high dose of lysine (1000 mg) complemented with zinc
Zinc is essential for the entire body, but especially for the immune system. Sufficient vitamin D and C are also strongly recommended, plus other supporting supplements if necessary.
What is Zinc?
Zinc is a mineral that acts as a cofactor for more than eighty enzymes. Among other things, zinc is involved in normal cell division, DNA and protein synthesis, normal acid–base metabolism, and the normal metabolism of carbohydrates, fats and vitamin A.
Zinc is mainly found in meat, fish (herring), whole-meal bread, legumes and rice.
What does Zinc do?
Zinc contributes to normal fertility and sperm quality, is good for the skeleton and for eyesight so you can keep seeing sharply. It helps maintain normal skin, hair and nails. It has a positive influence on the immune system, keeps the mind clear and is good for memory. In addition, it helps protect cells against oxidative damage.
Never use more than 15 mg of zinc per day for extended periods without a doctor’s prescription, because it can reduce copper absorption. If you use a higher dosage of zinc, it is often advisable to take a copper supplement alongside it.
For most people, using a good multivitamin is much better than taking only zinc or any single mineral.
Zinc is present in all body tissues and is concentrated particularly in the cell nucleus. The mineral supports the skin’s regenerative capacity and the immune system. As an antioxidant, zinc plays an important role in the body. Stressful situations increase the need for zinc. It may play a role in reduced appetite and in smell and taste perception. Furthermore, it is important for the storage and release of insulin and is involved in protein, carbohydrate, fat and nucleic acid metabolism. Zinc and copper are antagonists and are therefore preferably taken together.