MaryRuth's Organic Infants Ionic Zinc - 2 fl oz


USDA Organic, Non-GMO, Vegan formula for immune support. Zinc is crucial for the normal function a...USDA Organic, Non-GMO, Vegan formula for immune support. Zinc is crucial for the normal function and development of cells important for immune function, acting as an antioxidant and supporting cells that fight bacteria. As an essential trace mineral, adequate zinc levels are vital for your body. Zinc is also necessary for skin health, as the skin continuously renews itself and has many zinc-dependent cells. Zinc homeostasis is necessary for skin to properly perform actions needed to maintain itself. This easy-to-administer liquid form is specifically formulated for infants aged 6-12 months, promoting optimal levels of this essential trace mineral. Supports healthy immune function, contributes to essential growth and development, and promotes optimal levels of zinc. Supports healthy immune function in infants. Contributes to essential growth and development. Easy-to-administer liquid form for young children. Formulated specifically for infants aged 6-12 months. Promotes optimal levels of an essential trace mineral. Zinc plays a crucial role in various bodily processes, including immune function, gene expression, DNA repair, cellular metabolism, and maintaining skin integrity. Given that the body cannot produce zinc, it is critical for parents to provide it through dietary sources. This easy-to-take liquid supplement guarantees that your little one receives the optimal concentration of zinc necessary for healthy growth and promoting a robust immune system. Research suggests that adequate zinc levels post-birth can aid in weight gain for infants. Give your child the support they need with our convenient zinc drops! Purified water and organic vegetable glycerin. Shake well before each use. Once daily, add up to 2 mL (approx. 3 pumps) to your child's food or drink.
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