Selenium 10 µg drops 50 ml
Selenium for hair, nails, immune system and thyroid function.
Boost your vitality with our high-dose selenium. This essential trace element promotes immune function, supports the thyroid gland and protects against oxidative stress. Our selenium drops offer optimum bioavailability, are vegan, free from additives and easy to dose.
Item number:
SE-50-01
€24.00
Content:
0.05
(€480.00
/ 1 Liter)
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The most important facts at a glance
Allergens
gluten free
lactose-free
vegan
GMO-free
without undesirable additives
without magnesium stearate
sugar free
Ingredients
Ingredients: Acidifier: L-(+)-lactic acid 20%, sodium selenite solution (water, sodium selenite)
10 drops contain 100 µg selenium.
20 drops contain 200 µg selenium.
Origin Selenium: Spain
Consumption recommendation
Recommended dosage: Take 10-20 drops daily pure or in still water.
Shake gently before consumption.
The product should be kept in the refrigerator after opening and consumed within approx. 3 months.
Take the product on an empty stomach.
Be aware of interactions with iron, zinc, vitamin C and L-thyroxine. The nutrients interfere with each other's absorption.
Notes
Food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Keep out of the reach of children. Store in a dry, cool place away from light.
PZN Germany 14291923 / PNZ Austria: 4867428
Laboratory analysis
Selenium - effect, deficiency and relevance explained
What is selenium?
Selenium is an essential chemical element. It plays a central role in numerous vital functions in the human body. It supports the immune system, maintains thyroid function and protects the body from oxidative stress.
Natural sources of selenium are mainly nuts, fish, meat and wholemeal products. As the body cannot produce selenium on its own, it is essential to obtain it from food or supplements. A selenium deficiency can lead to health problems and results, for example, from the selenium-poor arable soils in Europe, which have been caused by over-acidification, leaching and over-fertilisation. Vegetarians and vegans in particular have a poorer selenium supply on average, as animal foods are the main source of selenium intake. Other dietary restrictions, absorption problems or certain illnesses can also lead to an increased selenium requirement.
Effect of selenium
Selenium plays an important role in various bodily functions and has positive effects on hair, nails and skin health. The element is involved in the structural integrity of hair and nails and promotes the health of these tissues. In addition, selenium significantly influences the function of the thyroid gland by regulating thyroid hormones. It is also essential for the immune system and protects cells from oxidative stress. This antioxidant effect minimises cell damage and helps to reduce the risk of various diseases. Overall, selenium is an important element for maintaining health and general well-being.
Effect of selenium summarised
- Selenium contributes to the maintenance of normal hair.
- Selenium contributes to the maintenance of normal nails.
- Selenium contributes to the normal function of the immune system.
- Selenium contributes to normal thyroid function.
- Selenium contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress.
- Selenium contributes to normal sperm formation.
Recognising and correcting selenium deficiency
Identifying and treating a selenium deficiency is crucial to avoid potential health problems. Selenium deficiency can have a variety of causes, including an unbalanced diet or inadequate selenium intake. Risk groups for potential deficiency include regions with selenium-deficient soils, which can lead to lower selenium concentrations in plant foods.
Symptoms of selenium deficiency can be varied and range from weakened immune function to hair loss or brittle nails. Other signs of selenium deficiency include impaired thyroid function and increased susceptibility to oxidative stress. Early detection and treatment of such a deficiency is essential to prevent a possible negative long-term effect on health.
How is selenium taken?
Selenium is available in various forms as a dietary supplement. These include selenium capsules, selenium tablets and selenium drops. The recommended dosage can vary depending on individual requirements.
Our selenium drops are highly dosed and have optimum bioavailability. Because they are provided in drop form, our selenium drops can be dosed individually and, unlike tablets, do not contain any controversial additives. They are also 100% vegan and free from colourings and flavourings and are very easy to dose thanks to the pipette. We recommend taking 10-20 drops a day pure or in still water. It doesn't matter what time of day the selenium is taken. It is important to know that the lactic acid contained in our product as a natural preservative has a sour taste. If you are not a fan of "sour makes you happy", it is best to stir our selenium drops into water.
Combination of zinc and selenium
It is important to consider possible interactions between selenium and other nutrients or medications. In particular, the combination of selenium with zinc can have synergistic effects, as both minerals work together in many metabolic processes. Their joint use supports numerous metabolic processes and biochemical reactions. Zinc activates selenoproteins, which play an important role in antioxidant defence and detoxification. Selenium, in turn, is dependent on zinc to fulfil its catalytic function effectively. This combination strengthens the antioxidant effect, which helps to protect cells from free radical damage. In particular, this partnership promotes immune function, protects against oxidative stress and supports thyroid health. Overall, taking zinc and selenium together enhances the synergistic effects of both minerals.
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Questions and answers
What is the selenium extracted from?
The starting product for the production of the sodium selenite in our selenium drops is selenium, a chemical element that is a by-product of copper production. Selenium itself is usually found in nature as a mineral (e.g. clausthalite) and thus finds its way into copper production together with copper-bearing ores. During copper electrolysis (the final purification step in copper production), selenium is removed and brought to a purity of at least 99.5% in subsequent steps.
What is lactic acid made from?
Lactic acid is obtained by fermentation of vegetable carbohydrates.
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