Today's HealthNews For You - Health Benefits of Zinc #healthylife #healthylifestyle

Today's HealthNews For You - Health Benefits of Zinc #healthylife #healthylifestyle

Health Benefits of Zinc

Do you get enough zinc in your diet?

Zinc is an essential mineral and you must get it through your diet.

17% of people worldwide do not get enough zinc, especially those who eat plant-based diets, women who are pregnant and lactating, and those with digestive health concerns.

A zinc deficiency can result in a decreased sense of taste and smell, decreased immunity, slowed wound healing, skin sores, and more!

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Some of the best zinc-rich animal and plant-based foods include oysters, beef, feta cheese, crab, lobster, soybeans, lentils, pumpkin seed, and white & kidney beans.

Remember, your best source for diet, nutrition, and supplement information is your Metabolic Typing Advisor, Functional Diagnostic Nutritionist, and Functional Medicine Practitioner.

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