Last Day - 20% Off Zinc Glycinate

Last Day toSave 20%on Zinc Glycinate

A quick reminder to let you know today is the final day to save 20% off the Zinc Glycinateformula. Atthereduced price of $19.89,your saving are over $5 per 120 vegetarian capsule bottle. This is a huge discount so now is a great time to stock up. It will return to its regular price of $24.99 on Wednesday, March 20th.

The body has no specialized system for storing zinc, so daily intake and absorption is essential. Phytateselements found in plant based, high-fiber foodscan bind minerals (including zinc) and inhibit their absorption. Therefore, the bioavailability of dietary zinc may be compromised. Other minerals, including iron, calcium, and copper, can interfere with zinc absorption, further affecting zinc nutrition. Gastrointestinal and urinary zinc losses should be considered as well. Assessment of overall zinc status must take into account not only intake but also absorption and retention. OurZinc Glycinatean Albion TRAACS amino acid chelateis a high-potency source of zinc formulated for enhanced absorption. In this form, zinc is coupled with two glycine molecules to facilitate its absorption across the intestinal wall and reduce interference from phytates and competing minerals.

How Do You Know if You're Zinc Deficient

There are several ways to testzinc levels. One that I am a fan of due to its simplicity and cost-effectiveness is the zinc sulfate taste test. All you need do is purchasea bottle of zinc sulfate liquid. Place a capful in your mouth, swirl it around for about 20 seconds. You can then spit it out if you like and observe the sensations in your mouth.

Here are the possible outcomes and indications:

You Notice No Metallic Taste:Zinc Deficiency

You Notice A Delayed Metallic Taste:Slight Zinc Deficiency

You Notice A Slight Metallic Taste:Zinc Levels Are Adequate, But Could Be Higher

You Notice A Very Strong Metallic Taste:You Likely Have Optimal Zinc Levels

If you are showing signs of zinc deficiency, then it is important to follow a blood sugar stabilizing healing diet and improve your stomach acid, enzymes and overall digestive function. You will also want to reduce your exposure to some of the higher copper foods such as nuts and seeds and increase zinc rich foods (fish and grass-fed meats) and take additional zinc supplements.

We know you have many choices when it comes to purchasing supplements. TheHealthmastersteamis here to answer any questions you may have. Again, thank you for your support. We appreciate you.


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*This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Neither the information, nor any formula(s) mentioned are intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.