Pure Encapsulations Zinc Liquid

Zinc plays an important role in supporting the body's defense system, and is related to the normal absorption and actions of the B vitamins.

What it is best for:

Zinc is a constituent of over two dozen enzymes involved in digestion and metabolism, including carbonic anhydrase which is vital to tissue respiration. Zinc is essential for the normal storage and regulation of insulin, zinc binds to insulin and enhances its activity. Zinc plays a fundamental role in collagen formation and wound healing. This mineral is also essential for normal fetal and reproductive development, and it contributes to healthy prostatic function.

Why it works:

Nutrient Metabolism: Zinc is a constituent of over two dozen enzymes involved in digestion and metabolism, including healthy storage and metabolism of carbohydrates. It is also related to the normal absorption and actions of the B vitamins.

Immune Support: Zinc plays an important role in supporting the body’s defense system, promoting healthy neutrophil, natural killer cell, and T-lymphocyte function.

Tissue Development and Repair: Zinc plays a fundamental role in collagen formation and healthy tissue development, including enzymes vital to tissue respiration. It is also essential for normal fetal and reproductive development, as well as contributing to healthy prostatic function.

Zinc Liquid by Pure Encapsulations contains:

4 ml (0.13 fl oz) (2 full droppers) contains: zinc (gluconate) 15 mg.

Other ingredients: purified water, apple juice concentrate, cranberry juice concentrate, purified stevia extract, potassium sorbate, citric acid

How you use it:

Adults, take 4 ml (2 full droppers), with a meal. Children ages 4 and up, take 2 ml (1 full dropper), with a meal.

Each bottle contains 120ml (4 fl oz)

Warning:

If pregnant or lactating, consult your physician before taking this product.

In rare cases, zinc can cause nausea, vomiting or a metallic taste. High intakes of zinc can cause fever, diarrhea or fatigue and may impair immune response.  Consult your physician if this occurs.