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Chelated zinc from AMS is a nutritional supplement designed to provide sufferers with zinc in chelated form. In the case of the human body, zinc is needed for neural activity, the immune system, and more important functions. However, some people have problems in absorbing it. Chelated Zinc is manufactured to enhance the gut absorption rates and the whole potential of this effective dietary supplement.
Chelation is the process of linking zinc molecules to organic substances that have known high absorbability and uptake by the body. Such a process makes sure zinc reaches its respective tissues properly, thus guaranteeing the maximum efficiency of the process.
Zinc, an important trace element, actively participates in diverse biochemical processes in the body and is crucial for DNA synthesis and repair thus being one of its prime functions. DNA consists of all the genetic material needed for organism growth, development, maintenance, and proper functioning.
Through its participation in DNA synthesis, Zinc keeps the process multifaceted and all-inclusive. It is a cofactor for many enzymes related to DNA synthesis, correction, and duplication. Zinc is equally important for the functionality of DNA strands as it stabilizes their structure and maintains their good quality.
Moreover, zinc is crucial because of the fact that it strengthens the immune system and DNA integrity is closely connected to this. It brings about the production and performance of the immune cells that assist the body in fighting pathogens and foreign substances. Proper zinc levels constitute one of the foundations of the immune system, and Chelated Zinc helps to strengthen the immune reaction and supports general health.
Besides the strengthened immune system, the supplement regulates metabolism and prevents vision impairment, which may be induced by zinc deficiency. Hence, zinc deficiency causes vision problems and can lead to poor eye health. Concerning its antioxidative effect, Chelated Zinc regulates cell proliferation, hormonal level, DNA, protein synthesis, and many other functions.
