Tiens Zinc Capsules - 0.2g x 60 capsules

Zinc is needed for activities of over 200 types of enzymes. Lack of zinc will cause an imbalance in our body, this is why zinc is known as the “flower of life”. Studies and researches done by scientists show that malformation is significantly related to a lack of zinc intake. Therefore, during pregnancy, we need zinc to ensure the fetus is well developed.

Zinc helps in the multiplication, development, and growth of cells. Insufficient intake of zinc will slow down the development of children and may cause a small body frame. It is also significantly related to the intellectual development of the children as well as to strengthening the body’s immune system, maintaining and helping the development of eyesight.

The current study indicates that male infertility is related to a lack of zinc. Zinc is significantly affecting the quality of semen and sperm and also irritates the development of the sex glands. Researches show that the human brain’s hippocampus is taking control of our nervous activities, language learning, memory and logical thinking. If the hippocampus zinc content is decreasing, then we face problems like loss of memory, movement disorders, thought disorders senile dementia.

Zinc has been considered an essential element since the 15th century. It activates more than 100 different enzymes in the body, including visual and digestive enzymes. Studies show that zinc accounts for one-sixth of the brain. It is core to advanced thinking, and important in learning a language and storing information. Zinc deficiency may lead to memory loss, movement impediment and muddled thinking. It may cause an early onset of dementia.

Dosage

• Children aged 3-7 years, 1 x 1 capsule daily;
• Children aged 7-10 years, 1 x 1-2 capsules daily;
• Children between 10-14 years, 1-2 x daily 2 capsules per day
• Adults 1-3 x 2 capsules daily.

Cure duration: 3-12 months. After 3 months of taking Zinc Capsules take a break of 3 months.