Unlocking the Power of Zinc: The Vital Nutrient for Immunity and Health!

Zinc is an essential nutrient with over 300 enzymatic functions and more than 1,000 roles in protein regulation, crucial for immune function, healing, DNA synthesis, and antioxidant systems. Zinc deficiency affects nearly 2 billion people, primarily due to high phytate diets, leading to growth retardation, immune dysfunction, and cognitive impairments.

Zinc plays a significant role in managing various health issues, including infections, inflammation, and cancer, by regulating immune cell maturation, apoptosis, and antioxidant activity. Its importance in human health is underscored by its involvement in numerous biological processes and potential therapeutic applications.

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[jacobclark]

I think making video library's about zinc is a great idea 💡🤔 . Zinc is so important 😮

[jerrycash]

Why don't you have more subscribers? I've learned so much. Thanks Doc!

[lavenderfields]

I like the shorter videos. It draws people in. And then you can reference a longer deep dive video at the end of your short video if people want to know more.

[ilmendo]

That is why zinc deficiency is also associated with Als.
I still have to understand how zinc is related to Testosterone production in man.

[dville_dude]

you mentioned cancers. what type of cancers? can you expound on that a bit? thanks.

[ilmendo]

Why zinc deficiency is one of the marker of Diabetes type 1 and is one of the most mineral deficiency in celiac disease ?
Is the malabsortion or the Ros the deplate zinc ?