Zinc is a nutritionally essential mineral the body needs to uphold several vital structures and functions; including cellular metabolism, white cell production and the chemical activity of more than 50 enzymes. Besides being a crucial component for a robust immune system, Zinc has an important role in growth and development, neurotransmission, reproduction and vision.

Vitamin C is an efficient antioxidant that shields the body from oxidative stress and various infections, while protecting macronutrients from free radicals present in toxins, pollutants and during metabolism. Vitamin C is also a cofactor for multiple enzymes involved in collagen and carnitine synthesis, which contributes to faster healing and healthy bones, joints, skin and hair.

Several studies indicate that a combined dose of Zinc and Vitamin C can enhance the immune system more effectively than either nutrient taken alone.*

Unlike most other animals, humans cannot synthesize their own vitamin C so it must be obtained from dietary sources. As a water soluble vitamin, vitamin C dissolves easily in water but cannot be readily store in the body. This means adequate amounts of vitamin C should be consumed every day. Plus, Zinc which has become the best-known mineral for supporting immune health. Zinc is essential for cell division, which is pivotal when immune cells are rapidly multiplying to meet the requirements of the immune system, also assists in a wide range of specific immune functions, such as helping special types of immune cells called B cells and T cells function properly.*