Feature: High Zinc

Zinc participates in a variety of catalytic, regulatory, and structural functions. Zinc is a catalyst
for about 100 enzymes. It is important in the structure of cell transport proteins such as vitamins A
and D. Zinc regulates gene expression; stabilizes cell membranes, helping to strengthen their defense
against oxidative stress; assists in immune function; participates in the synthesis, storage, and
release of insulin; interacts with platelets in blood clotting; and influences thyroid hormone function.
It is necessary for visual pigments; normal taste perception; wound healing; sperm production;
fetal development; and behavior and learning performance.