Zinc is an essential mineral that you probably recognize from the ingredient label on your cough drops.
immunity
hair, skin
& nails
HIGH IMPACT
Zinc zaps germs and foreign invaders to help keep you going strong*.
HIGH IMPACT
When thinking of healthy hair, skin, and nails, zinc should be a go-to.
NORMAL IMPACT
Think of all the ZZZ’s you’ll be catching thanks to this zealous mineral.
Interestingly, normal to optimal levels of zinc is correlated with beauty as well. It’s thought to be therapeutic for those who suffer from breakouts by reducing the migration of immune cells to the skin*.
Form
Pill form
Zinc picolinate and zinc gluconate
Capsule
GMO
free
Gluten
free
Lactose
free
No artificial
colors
Vegan
options
Supports immune function*
Supports skin health and wound healing*
Supports early fetal development during pregnancy*
Necessary for protein and DNA synthesis and gene expression and cell proliferation*
Shellfish:
oysters, crab, and lobster
Animal products:
red meat and poultry
Wheat:
whole grains and fortified
cereals
Dairy products:
milk, cheese, and yogurt
8-12 mg
daily recommended intake,
depending on your age, gender,
and pregnancy/lactation status
As the second most abundant mineral in the body, it’s clear why zinc is so important for a healthy lifestyle. It’s not always easy to tell how much you need or if you’re getting enough though.
As more people suffer from digestive issues and with vegetarianism and veganism being on the rise...
...it’s possible that you may be part of the 12% of Americans who aren’t consuming enough zinc.
Source: Multivitamin/Mineral Supplement Contribution to Micronutrient Intakes in the United States,
2007–2010
Athletes who sweat heavily can also be more susceptible to deficiencies since zinc is lost through sweat.
As more people suffer from digestive issues and with vegetarianism and veganism being on the rise, it’s possible that you may be part of the 12% of Americans who aren’t consuming enough zinc. Athletes who sweat heavily can also be more susceptible to deficiencies since zinc is lost through sweat.
Supports immune function*
Supports skin health and wound healing*
Supports early fetal development during pregnancy*
Necessary for protein and DNA synthesis and gene expression and cell proliferation*
Shellfish:
oysters, crab, and lobster
Animal products:
red meat and poultry
Wheat:
whole grains and fortified
cereals
Dairy products:
milk, cheese, and yogurt
8-12 mg
daily recommended intake,
depending on your age, gender,
and pregnancy/lactation status
Those who consume diets that are high in whole grains and low in animal products may need up to 50% more zinc than the recommended daily intake due to the bioavailability of the mineral.
The kind of zinc supplement matters in order to get the most benefit.
You may know of zinc gluconate, zinc sulfate, and zinc acetate as options for supplementation. We use a combination of zinc picolinate and zinc gluconate – two highly absorbable (bioavailable) forms of zinc.
We now offer a 100% vegan option for all our supplements.
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