Wellness at the Root
Trace minerals like zinc, selenium, and magnesium are vital cofactors in the liver’s natural processes. Zinc supports enzymatic functions tied to cellular maintenance (Nutrients, 2019), while selenium aids glutathione production, protecting against oxidative damage (Hepatology, 2016). Magnesium contributes to bile production and metabolic balance (Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2020). Modern diets, impacted by soil depletion (Journal of Nutrition, 2017), may lack these nutrients, prompting interest in bioavailable supplementation. Science highlights their role in supporting wellness, a foundation for products like Liver Recharge.
Introduction In recent years, gut health has emerged as a cornerstone of overall well-being, with probiotics—live beneficial bacteria—taking center stage in popular discourse. However, the science of gut health extends far beyond probiotics, encompassing a complex ecosystem of microorganisms, their...
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