Copper Chelate

• Bolstering immunity
• Chelates
• Support of the joints and ligaments
• Vitamins and minerals

Biological properties of the substances

Copper is found in all living beings and is an essential microelement for oxidation-reduction reactions, cell respiration and organism growth and development. It acts as a cofactor (assisting molecule) for many enzymes. Copper participates in oxygen transport by activating cytochrome oxidase. Content of copper in lysyl oxidase provides synthesis of collagen and elastin. Thus, copper is essential for correct development of blood vessel conjunctive tissue. Copper also participates in haematopoiesis and is required for normal iron uptake. Copper deficiency is common among the people in all counties of the world. An important function of copper is immune system support. Copper participates in the body’s immune response, thereby increasing its resistance to infections.

Chelate is a more energy efficient form of uptake of metals, which increases their bioavailability.

Advantages

Bioavailable form of copper. Take once a day.

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