Zinc - effect, immune system & role in cell protection
Zinc, a component of more than 200 enzymes, plays an important role in nucleic acid metabolism, cell replication, tissue repair and growth through its function in nucleic acid polymerases.
Things worth knowing about "Zinc"
Zinc is an essential trace element that is required for over 300 enzymatic processes in the body and plays a key role in cell division, wound healing, immune defence and oxidative protection.
Since the body cannot store zinc, continuous intake through diet or supplementation is required to maintain cellular health and overall well-being
.The most important function of zinc is to strengthen the immune system. It supports the maturation and activation of immune cells, regulates inflammatory reactions and helps to fight pathogens effectively. In addition, zinc plays an important role in maintaining skin health, healing wounds and in stabilising the mucous membranes, making it essential for defence against infections in the respiratory tract.
The combination of zinc with other cell-protecting substances such as Vitamin C, Lactoferrin or spermidine can have positive effects on the immune system, the oxidative stress and additionally strengthen cell regeneration.
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