Selenium
(as Selenium Amino Acid)
Selenium (Selenium amino acid) by definition is: a grey, crystalline element of the sulfur group. It is an antioxidant and its biological activity is closely related to vitamin E. Selenium acts as a micronutrient or trace element in the human body. The amount present in foods varies widely. Men appear to have a greater need for this mineral.
BENEFITS OF HAVING ENOUGH SELENIUM
- Protects cell membranes and tissue
- Aids in maintaining youthful elasticity in tissues (a special friend to women)
- Helps in regeneration of the liver after cirrhosis
- Useful in alleviating hot flushes and menopausal distress
- Helps in the prevention and treatment of dandruff
DEFICIENCIES OF SELENIUM MAY LEAD TO
- Higher risk of cancer, cardiovascular disease,
- Inflammatory disease, and other conditions associated with increased free radical damage
- Premature aging
- Cataract formation
Research into the benefits of vitamins, minerals, and amino acids is developing rapidly. As a result, the information contained on this website (sportformula.com) concerning deficiencies and benefits may not be current and/or correct. Always discuss the use of any vitamin, mineral, or amino acid with your doctor.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.