Zinc Colloid

Zinc Colloid Concentrate
What is the true significance of this elemental mineral? Is it more than just a number positioned on a chemistry chart? Yes! Zinc is an essential trace element, vital for human function. All the living cells in our body require zinc for a multitude of biochemical and enzymatic reactions.
Signs that you may be in need: Is this you?
Impaired immunity. When the body’s natural defence system is impaired increased susceptibility to infectious agents is more likely.
Impaired wound healing. Ever cut, bruised or grazed yourself and noticed a slower recovery?
Abnormal glucose levels and impaired insulin secretion and complications produced form Diabetes Mellitus Type 1 & 2
Suffer from impaired taste or smell? This is a common deficiency sign in the elderly however those with severe deficiencies are also at risk.
Slowed growth and development. Fragility of bones, childhood retardation, impaired physical and mental development.
Impaired eye sight. Sensitivity to light? Optical diseases?
Recurrent respiratory infections.
Exposures to oxidative stress. Environmental toxic exposures and physiological stress can actually decrease zinc levels, therefore allowing its elemental partner copper to rise, this in turn can create an imbalance in minerals in the body where higher copper levels can cause significant health issues. Studies suggest that too much copper in the system may also corresponds with weight gain. Consider hair analysis testing (https://www.nuferm.com/hair-screening/)
Decreased mood and impaired brain health. Is mental fatigue getting you down, experiencing declining neurological function, behavioural disturbances?
Dry skin? Brittle, white spotted nails? Thinning dry hair? Acne? Stretch marks?
Digestive dysfunction. Chronic diarrhoea, bowel diseases such as IBD, IBS and other gastrointestinal disturbances.
Erectile dysfunction and low sperm count in men.
Individuals who are most at risk of zinc deficiency are children, adolescents, athletes, high consumers of alcohol, pregnant and lactating women, elderly, strict vegetarians and those with gastrointestinal issues that can affect absorption.