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Immune Booster Pack Flu Support

Vitamin C is very important as a daily supplement as its rich in antioxidants that help maintain good health.

Vitamin C benefits:

Vitamin C has always been linked to immune support, and also:

• Contributes to iron absorption from plant-based foods
• Contributes to maintain the normal function of the immune system during and after intense physical stress
• Helps to metabolise fats and proteins
• Helps in the development and maintenance of bones, cartilage, teeth and gums by supporting collagen formation in the body
• Contributes to the normal function of blood vessels
• Helps in wound healing

Zinc 30 Tablets

Every cell in the human body contains zinc, a crucial trace mineral. It is an essential building block used by 200+ enzymes in the body and is necessary for human biological function. In fact, more enzymatic reactions involve zinc than any other mineral.

The majority of enzymes are made up of a protein, an important mineral, and potentially a vitamin. An enzyme cannot work effectively if it lacks the necessary mineral or vitamins. Almost every system in the body is affected by low zinc levels because of its crucial function in so many enzymes.

Zinc is necessary for the proper functioning of several bodily hormones, including insulin, growth hormone, and sex hormones like testosterone and estrogen, in addition to its role in enzymes. It also helps your immune system and metabolism.

For optimal health, zinc levels must be adequate. There are numerous advantages to zinc. Proper immunological function, wound healing, cognitive and sensory functions, sexual function, and skin health all depend on it.

Vitamin D3 & K2 30 tablets

Did you know?
Most adults should get 1,000–2,000 international units (IU) of vitamin D3 daily. Some foods, like fatty fish and fortified dairy products, contain this vitamin, but it is difficult to get enough through your diet alone. As a result, vitamin D deficiency is one of the most common nutritional deficiencies in the world.

A study published in The Lancet Global Health including 21 000 people living in 23 African countries found severe vitamin D deficiency in 18% of the participants, suggesting that Africa could be the continent with the highest frequency of severe vitamin D deficiency in the world.