Nano Zinc

1000 mcg of the highest-quality zinc. Demineralised water.

• Stimulates a child's growth and development;
• Helps reduce postoperative wounds and promotes a rapid recovery;
• Improves brain function, mental performance and memory;
• Supports healthy bones, skin, hair and nails; is essential for the functioning of smell and taste receptors;
• Participates in the synthesis of testosterone and insulin.
• In the metabolism of vitamin A and fatty acids;
• In the synthesis of up to 300 enzymes essential for metabolism in the body; the immune system cannot function without it. This trace element supports the activity of macrophages and T and B lymphocytes;

Directions for use: It is recommended to take 5 ml (1 teaspoon) 1 or 2 times a day before meals and before bedtime. For optimal absorption, hold the colloid in the mouth for 3–4 minutes, then drink 200 ml of Living water.

Contraindications: For pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers, use is recommended after consultation with the treating physician. In the event of individual intolerance to the product.

Storage conditions: Keep closed at room temperature and protect from sunlight

With Nano Gold Taking them together strengthens the body’s protective properties. This combination has greater pharmacodynamic synergy than can be achieved by using the same agents separately.

Product description

Zinc is the element whose depletion during infection with the current virus causes distorted taste and smell, reduced immune-system function and a weakening of the body's ability to fight.

Zinc deficiency may cause frequent illnesses, skin and nail problems, hair loss, reduced appetite, impaired night vision, delayed wound healing, prolonged diarrhoea, impotence in men and sleep disturbances.

Zinc is rightly called the element that gives joy, happiness and strength, while cosmetologists regard it as a ‘cosmetic’ trace element. The shine of the hair and the beauty of the skin depend greatly on it. The body's need for zinc is quite high. In this respect, this trace element is no less important than iron. Every organ and every cell needs zinc. It is as essential as air. It is essential for vision and memory, maintaining immune-system function and the functioning of the reproductive system.

What is written about zinc online? Cosmetologists know better than anyone how strongly zinc affects appearance. Hair thickness and shine, and skin elasticity and firmness, are attributable to this element. Its impressive cosmetic effect is based on zinc’s ability to stimulate cellular activity. A deficiency of this trace element primarily harms the nervous system. Apathy and a depressed state are the first symptoms of zinc deficiency. Its shortage also affects the senses, particularly smell and taste. Vision problems are common: zinc is directly linked to vitamin A, which, on reaching the retina, provides colour vision — helping us perceive colours and preventing night blindness. Our bodies need 15–20 mg of zinc a day (30 mg for pregnant women).

Deficiency again Doctors state that it is not easy to obtain the daily requirement of zinc unless we deliberately eat foods rich in this trace element. Alcohol, some medicines, sweets and salty foods contribute to a reduction in mineralisation levels, so we should consume sweets, salt and alcoholic drinks in moderation and exercise caution when using medicines that adversely affect zinc. Zinc deficiency can cause dysfunction of the thyroid gland and liver.

Ability to think Zinc also affects our mental abilities. It has been established that high-achieving schoolchildren have much more zinc in their bodies than those who fall behind. Eating zinc-rich foods promotes quick thinking. Zinc can accelerate wound healing, which is why this element is a principal component of medicinal and cosmetic ointments. Zinc’s benefits do not end there: it has another unique property — it lifts the mood and protects against apathy and depression.