Description
Our 100% Vegan Zinc Capsules contain sufficient quantities of this important trace mineral. Made from plant extracts, they support proper cell development and functioning, help reduce acne, and support the wound healing process, including for burns or other skin-related injuries.
Why Should You Buy?
- Contains bioavailable zinc — our 100% vegan capsules contain clinically researched ingredients that deliver real benefits to the body.
- Absorbs quickly into the body — contains bioavailable minerals that support the immune system and overall health, and help improve metabolism, digestion, and nerve function.
- Chelated Zinc capsules for men and women — supports DNA and protein synthesis, and helps improve skin health by fighting acne and pimples.
- Helps support wound healing and strengthens the body’s immune defenses against infection.
- 100% natural and vegan, Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Soy free, Gelatin Free, ISO Certified.
Disclaimer: This dietary supplement does not claim or intend to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can have Zinc Capsules?
It is recommended for adults above 18 years of age.
What is the dosage of Zinc Capsules for adults?
1 capsule per day is generally recommended.
What is the right time to take this supplement?
Take with food, a few hours before or after taking other medications or natural health products.
Who should take Zinc supplements?
People with gut issues, zinc deficiency, or Wilson’s disease are among the most common. It’s advised to check your zinc levels before starting supplementation.
Can Zinc be taken with other medicines?
It’s advised to discuss this with your pharmacist prior to consumption.
Health Benefits of Zinc Capsules
Zinc is a known essential element, as every cell requires it to multiply. It plays a major role in growth and development, helps regulate the immune system, and is essential for protecting the skin and supporting brain activity. It also helps improve metabolism and plays a role in triggering the activity of other enzymes and regulating the digestive system. Insulin — the hormone responsible for transporting sugar from the bloodstream to tissues — also depends on zinc for its synthesis, storage, and release, giving zinc a role in blood sugar control.
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