This is one of nine additional ingredients added as part of the MEN'S ENHANCEMENT COMPLEX into the formula of GHR PLATINUM For MEN to provide help and support with their special needs.
ZINC - is a critical Trace Mineral. It is NOT naturally produced in the body. Moreover, it is NOT stored in the body. This means that it must be obtained continuously from food and from supplements we take.
It is an essential mineral that is needed for the activity of over 300 enzymes to help regulate various metabolic and hormonal processes in your body., including Thyroid functions and Metabolism processes. Therefore, it is both necessary and essential for proper human health. The cells of your body need Zinc to support the Immune System in order to combat bacteria and viruses. This vital mineral also assists with various activities such as blood clotting and wound healing.
Zinc is essential for proper body growth and development. It also has an important role in maintaining healthy eyes vision, and aids your ability to have Taste and Smell.
It is particularly important for men, because of its role in maintaining good prostate health, testosterone levels and overall sexual health.
Additionally, did you know that Zinc is involved in producing and storing INSULIN? Zinc is used in the production of DNA and Proteins and Hormones. So a deficiency in Zinc can cause Decreased production of the Hormone LEPTIN, which helps control Appetite and Weight Management.
Additionally, this mineral plays an important role in hair tissue repair and hair growth by controlling the oil glands near the hair follicles. By increasing your intake of Zinc, to optimum levels, you can maintain the oil glands which nurture and protect your hair from environmental damage. Adequate amounts of Zinc are needed to help to reduce hair loss and regulate the growth of hair follicles.
NOTE: Consuming ALCOHOL and taking ANTI-BIOTICS can prevent the body from absorbing Zinc. Foods rich in zinc include Seeds ( Pumpkin Seeds, Sesame Seeds, Chia Seeds and others ), Nuts ( Almonds, Cashews, Pine Nuts ), Whole Grains, and various Legumes ( Chickpeas, Beans, and Lentils ).
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