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SELEN-LOGES 100 μg film-coated tablets, 120 pcs

Name: SELEN-LOGES 100 μg film-coated tablets, 120 pcs
Brand: Dr. Loges + Co. GmbH
SKU: 17150235
Price: 26.93 USD
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SELEN-LOGES 100 µg Filmtabletten

Manufacturers: Dr. Loges + Co. GmbH

PZN: 17150235

Dosage: Filmtabletten

Content: 120 St

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Instructions for use for SELEN-LOGES 100 μg film-coated tablets, 120 pcs

selen-Loges^® 100 µg

Targeted selenium supply with particularly well usable sodium selenit
Selenium - the multi -talent for cell health¹

• helps to protect the cells from oxidative stress¹
• Supports a healthy immune system² and a normal thyroid function³
• Supports normal hair and nails⁴ and a normal sperm formation⁵

¹selenium helps to protect the cells from oxidative stress
²selenium contributes to a healthy immune system
³selenium contributes to a normal thyroid function
⁴selenium contributes to the preservation of normal hair and nails
⁵selenium contributes to normal sperm formation

selen-Loges^® -Natural antioxidant cell protection¹
Available with insufficient selenium supply or special needs with 50, 100 and 200 µg.

The Selen trace element acts as a cofactor of different selenon proteins and is involved in a large number of metabolic reactions. As part of the active center of selenon proteins, selenium is necessary, among other things, for the function of the enzyme glutathione peroxidase⁶. Selen is in a central position of the enzyme molecule and plays a central role in the elimination of cell -damaging compounds. In the thyroid gland in particular there is a high activity of this antioxidant protection enzyme. If the activity of glutathione peroxidase is reduced, undesirable radicals are only inadequate and can attack and damage cell membranes⁷.

The body cannot produce selenium itself, so sufficient absorption through food is necessary. The selenium content of vegetable and animal food fluctuates depending on the selenium content of the soil. In parts of Central and Northern Europe, the floors are rather low in selenium, so that vegetable foods can only have low content⁸. Selen -rich foods are e.g. B. Sea fish, meat, offal and paranese.

⁶Podlogar, Smollich, vitamins minerals trace elements, daz 2019 pp. 83-87
⁷Gröber, 2014. Medicines and micronutrients, 3rd edition, p. 342
⁸Ströhle A., BZFE Nutrition in focus, 01 2019, pp .22-29

Dietary supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.

Detailed instructions for SELEN-LOGES 100 μg film-coated tablets, 120 pcs

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Selenium - the multi -talent for cell health (1) Available with insufficient selenium supply or special needs with 50, 100 and 200 µg. The Selen trace element acts as a cofactor of different selenon proteins and is involved in a large number of metabolic reactions. As part of the active center of selenon proteins, selenium is necessary for the function of the enzyme glutathione peroxidase (6). Selen is in a central position of the enzyme molecule and plays a central role in the elimination of cell -damaging compounds. In the thyroid gland in particular there is a high activity of this antioxidant protection enzyme. If the activity of glutathione peroxidase is reduced, undesirable radicals are only inadequate and can attack and damage cell membranes (7). The body cannot produce selenium itself, so sufficient absorption through food is necessary. The selenium content of vegetable and animal food fluctuates depending on the selenium content of the soil. In parts of Central and Northern Europe, the floors are rather low in selenium, so that vegetable foods can only have low levels (8). Selen -rich foods are e.g. B. Sea fish, meat, offal and paranese. (1) selenium helps to protect the cells from oxidative stress (2) selenium contributes to a healthy immune system (3) selenium contributes to a normal thyroid function (4) selenium contributes to the preservation of normal hair and nails (5) selenium contributes to normal sperm formation (6) Podlogar, Smollich, vitamins minerals trace elements, daz 2019 pp. 83-87 (7) Gröber, 2014. Medicines and micronährs, 3rd edition, p. 342 (8) Ströhle A., BZFE Nutrition in focus, 01 2019, pp. 22-29