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Zinc Bisglycinate 30 mg

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Thorne - Zinc Bisglycinate 30 mg
Features
  • Contains 30 mg of zinc bisglycinate chelate per capsule
  • Very easily absorbable form of zinc
  • Suitable for vegetarians and vegans
  • Vegan Supplements
Best by date

60 capsules: October 2026

Suggested use

Take one capsule per day with or without food.

Health effects

Label information

Product name: Thorne Zinc Bisglycinate 30 mg
Content: 60 vegetarian capsules

Supplement Facts per capsule (Serving Size)

  Amount RI †
Zinc (zinc bisglycinate chelate) (TRAACS®)30 mg300%

Ingredients Zinc, filler (microcrystalline cellulose), vegacap (hypromellose), anti-caking agents (l-leucine, silicon dioxide).

Explanation of the composition †RI stands for Reference Intake and replaces the RDA (Recommended Daily Allowance). RI is a guideline for the intake of vitamins and minerals in particular. RI and ADH are equal in number.

Suggested use Take one capsule per day with or without food.
Stick to the recommended daily dosage, unless otherwise advised.

A varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle are important. Nutritional supplements are not a substitute for a varied diet. More usage advice.

This supplement is:
Suitable for vegetarians
Not suitable for vegans

Storage advice Store in a cool, dry and dark place. Not in the refrigerator.
Keep out of reach of children.

Best by date 60 capsules: October 2026

Dietary supplement Mineral supplement

Produced by Thorne Research Inc.
Summerville USA

For Smeets & Graas
G. Meirstraat 11
9728 TB Groningen
050 850 36 88

Last page change 6 september 2024

Zinc Bisglycinate 30 mg

If any mineral should be nominated a super-mineral, zinc is a good contender, according to Thorne. Zinc plays a crucial role in more than 200 enzymatic reactions and is involved in growth, the immune system, healthy skin, reproduction and has many other functions in the body.

Very good absorption

Zinc bisglycinate chelate is a highly absorbable form of zinc.

Advantages of amino acid chelates

The chelating structure in an amino acid chelate is strong enough not to be split under the influence of gastric juice or digestive enzymes, but also weak enough so that the mineral element can be liberated once absorbed by cells in the intestine. The amino acids fold around the mineral element, protecting it during the digestive process and not releasing it like inorganically bound minerals.

High Dose

30 mg is a high dosage of zinc. There is also a Thorne Zinc Bisglycinate in a lower dose of 15 mg: Zinc bisglycinate 15 mg

Patented ingredients

TRAACS™ (The Real Amino Acid Chelate System) is a registered trademark of Albion Minerals.

TRAACS™ (The Real Amino Acid Chelate System) is a registered trademark of Albion Minerals.

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Health claims

Zinc
  • Contributes to a clear mind
  • Protects cells from oxidative stress (free radicals)
  • Contributes to the maintenance of fertility
  • Contributes to normal immune function
  • Is good for the skeletal system
  • Contributes to the maintenance of normal eyesight
  • Is good for skin
  • Helps maintain strong bones
  • Is good for hair condition
  • Is good for nails
  • Contributes to a normal hormone balance
Allergy information
Gluten no
Shellfish no
Eggs no
Fish no
Peanut no
Soy no
Milk (lactose) no
Tree nuts no
With sweetener(s) no
With caffeine no
Yeast no
Lupine no
Corn no
Mustard no
Rice no
Celery no
Sesame no
Molluscs no
Sulfur dioxide and sulfite no
Coloring additives no
Flavourings no
Conservatives no
Last page change
6 september 2024

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