Zinc is a mineral that stimulates the activity of approximately 100 enzymes, which are substances that promote biochemical reactions in our body. These reactions are crucial for the formation of superoxide dismutase, which is the basic defense of our body against the damaging free radicals. Zinc enhances the immune function, stimulates the taste and assists in protein synthesis and DNA. It also helps in the production of insulin, development of reproductive organs and sperm motility, and promote the healthy development during pregnancy, childhood and adolescence. The gradual weakening of the immune observed with increasing age is associated with a lack of zinc. Indeed, the elderly are a group particularly vulnerable to zinc deficiency. Research has shown that some of the functions of the immune elderly are better when they take zinc supplements. To Zinc Lozenges with Vitamin C provides immune support needed during the winter. The zinc lozenges of sweetened with sucrose and mannitol and have a natural orange flavor.
Dissolve one lozenge in the mouth and then swallow. Caution: May cause gastrointestinal disturbances at doses greater than 50-150mg daily. Do not take more than five lozenges per day for more than a week. Long-term supplementation with zinc from 100-150mg per day can result in reduced absorption and availability of iron and copper. Chronic use of more than 300mg per day can cause immune suppression. If you are taking more than 50mg of zinc daily, and taking 2mg of copper to avoid deficiency. Calcium combined with vegetable acids reduce the absorption of Zinc. Chronic use of more than 300mg of zinc daily may be toxic. Taking 300rng daily can suppress the function of white blood cells. Do not exceed the recommended dosage. If you notice any unusual symptoms to immediately stop taking and consult your doctor. During pregnancy and breastfeeding do not use nutritional supplements without consulting your doctor
