Zinc Orotate Supplement - Zinc with Antioxidant Action to Improve Energy Levels

Zinc, a major mineral, plays a part in almost all the body's cellular and enzymatic processes, now available to buy in vegetarian capsules at Supersmart.

What are the benefits associated with Zinc Orotate?

Zinc bioavailability and digestive assimilation increases significantly when bound to orotic acid. As an essential component of over 80 enzymes, it plays a role in all metabolism with benefits such as a specific antioxidant, anti-free radical action.

Zinc orotate can be used in the following conditions:

1. Gonad development in men - preventive action against prostatic hypertrophy.
2. Pituitary dwarfism.
3. Loss of taste and smell (particularly in elderly people).
4. Brittle, grooved nails, skin infections.
5. Schizophrenic conditions and autism (in combination with vitamins B3 and B6).
6. Elimination of excess copper (mainly as a result of women taking the contraceptive pill).
7. Prevention of stretch marks in pregnant women.
8. Poor circulation and diffuse joint pain.

Buy Zinc Orotate capsules to support the body's cellular and enzymatic processes.

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