Liquid Zinc
Zinc is a unique product and a functional drink for everyone. In our solution, zinc is presented in the form of nanoparticles. Taking our zinc extends youthfulness, ensures a great appearance, excellent well-being, high energy levels, and tone. The product is obtained using innovative electrochemical activation technology and has no analogs worldwide!
- Restores joints and ligaments;
- Improves skin condition and extends youthfulness;
- Powerful immune support;
- High energy levels and tone;
- Enhances the function of all body cells.
Our liquid zinc is absorbed directly in the mouth, quickly integrates into metabolism and other processes, is non-toxic, does not accumulate in the body, and has no side effects. The uniqueness of our liquid zinc lies in the special preparation of water, which undergoes three stages of purification:
- Mineralization (TDS)
- Normalization of acid-alkaline balance (pH)
- Normalization of oxidative-reductive potential (Redox potential)
Our zinc solution is resistant to temperature fluctuations and sunlight. The product retains its biological activity and appearance for over 3 years. Particle size is only 4-20 nm - the smallest on the market. Liquid zinc, unlike capsules and tablets, does not evoke associations with medication.
Compared to traditional forms of zinc supplements (zinc picolinate, zinc citrate), our zinc has a neutral taste and odor, making it convenient for sensitive individuals and children. The taste of the zinc nanoparticle solution resembles clean soft water, suitable for both internal and external use.
Zinc Deficiency:
Zinc deficiency may not manifest with specific symptoms and is often detected in individuals already suffering from zinc-deficiency-related diseases. Symptoms of zinc deficiency may include:
- General sleep disturbances, worsening of skin, hair, and nail condition, decreased appetite, increased hair loss, worsened night vision, decreased mood, prolonged wound healing, and others;
- Impairment of growth and development in children and adolescents, including intrauterine growth retardation (reduced linear growth and body mass);
- Immune system disorders, decreased immunity (zinc deficiency is associated with increased susceptibility to pneumonia, diarrhea, etc.);
- Pregnancy complications (zinc deficiency is linked to premature births and fetal development abnormalities);
- Retinal atrophy (the central area of the retina - macula - is affected) with age, the amount of zinc in the retina decreases, contributing to central vision deterioration, a leading cause of irreversible vision loss;
- Decreased potency.
There is a direct relationship between zinc intake and the level of the primary male hormone. In a placebo-controlled study with men, one group received zinc at doses below recommended levels. After 20 weeks, the group receiving less zinc showed a 75% decrease in hormone levels.
Biological Properties of Zinc:
Zinc is present in every cell of the human body; in terms of prevalence in the body, this trace element is second only to iron. Zinc is required for the functioning or regulation of over 300 enzymes, participates in the biosynthesis of nucleic acids (RNA and DNA), amino acids, and proteins.
- Ensures normal brain function, improves memory and mental performance;
- Supports normal growth and development;
- Prevents oxidative cell damage, possesses pronounced antioxidant properties;
- Participates in the metabolism of fatty acids, vitamin A (retinol);
- Maintains good bone, skin, hair, and nail condition.
Zinc is involved in the formation of specific hormones (such as insulin, corticosteroids - adrenal hormones, male sex hormone - testosterone), as well as in a full and adequate immune response (the immune protein "thymic factor" must contain zinc atoms. Zinc deficiency reduces the activity of the "thymic factor" and leads to decreased immunity).
Scientific Research on Zinc:
The inclusion of zinc supplements stabilizes energy metabolism and blood sugar levels, as this micronutrient affects insulin production. Studies with diabetics have shown that zinc intake normalizes blood glucose levels in the short and long term.
A statistical analysis of seven scientific experiments showed that zinc intake in doses of 80-92 mg reduces the duration of colds by 33%. Zinc reduces insulin resistance and is recommended for use in the comprehensive therapy of diabetic disorders.
Other studies indicate that supplemental zinc intake potentially increases libido in men. The impact of zinc on erectile function is not confirmed, but if dysfunction is related to reduced hormone levels, zinc intake potentially resolves the issue.
The antioxidant properties of zinc are scientifically supported - supplemental intake of this micronutrient reduces inflammation in chronic conditions such as cancer, diabetes, and heart pathologies. Zinc lowers triglyceride and low-density lipoprotein levels (the so-called "bad cholesterol") and stabilizes blood pressure.
These findings are confirmed in 24 studies, which summarized that zinc intake may reduce the risk of developing heart diseases. Since heart diseases account for 33% of all deaths worldwide, zinc potentially increases life expectancy.
Instructions for Use:
Dilute 20 ml in 150-200 ml of water. Take 15 minutes before meals or separately from food once a day. Duration of intake - 14 days. Then take a break for 7 days and repeat. Recommended to repeat intake once every 3-6 months.
Store at a temperature of +5 to +25°C in a closed package and 70% relative humidity. Avoid direct sunlight. Shelf life: 24 months.
