PUROMEDICA Pakiet Life (Cynk, Magnez, Witamina D, Selen + Witamina C)

It's no secret that the human body is the most complex and very precisely synchronized biochemical laboratory. About quality
our life is determined by a number of environmental conditions. For it to function effectively due to viral, bacterial and excessive threats
physical, emotional and toxic stresses - due to worsening environmental conditions, necessary
is to maintain high hygiene of life, expressed in the pursuit of physical and mental harmony. In addition to salutary physical movement
the human body needs not only nutrition in the form of proteins, fats and carbohydrates, but also essential minerals and vitamins.
The human body must be properly nourished and supplied with the elements that control the entire complex of metabolic processes, such as minerals
and vitamins that regulate the activity of our enzymes. With a shortage of these substances, there is no harmonious sound of the "metabolic orchestra",
and instead of harmony there is dissonance.
The LIFE package consists of the minerals magnesium, zinc and selenium as well as vitamin D3, which are a response to the chronic deficit in the contemporary environment
human. According to the principles of pharmacodynamics and the physiology of the human body, the liquid form of minerals guarantees the highest level
absorption. Lack of any preservatives, artificial flavors, fragrances, coloring substances,
makes the product highly safe.

Magnesium is a mineral necessary for the activation of around 600 enzymes. They regulate many key processes in the body.

Belong to them:

the work of muscles, including the heart muscle, especially with increased effort. This is why magnesium helps prevent and eliminate muscle spasms;
relaxation of smooth muscles in blood vessels, thus preventing vascular spasms, i.e. it is involved in maintaining
normal blood pressure;
relaxation of bronchial smooth muscles, leading to their expansion and improvement of breathing;
reduction of aggregation of thrombocytes (platelets), which improves blood flow in the vessels;
the absorption of carbohydrates and fats and the production of chemical energy in the form of ATP, which helps to cope with fatigue,
also with chronic fatigue and maintaining performance;
development of the central nervous system in children and the proper functioning of neurotransmitters - chemical controlling intermediaries
transmission of information in the brain;
participation in maintaining emotional stability. Taking magnesium is accompanied by a significant improvement in mood;
water and salt exchange in the body. As the magnesium content in the tissues decreases, the body begins to lose calcium;
maintaining strong bones and teeth, as well as skin elasticity.
neutralization of toxic substances in the liver;
processes underlying the synthesis of body proteins. Protein synthesis in any cells means their proper development and growth
and reproduction, necessary for tissue regeneration in case of damage;
the production of insulin in the pancreas.
Zinc controls the work of dozens of enzymes. They regulate many processes - from antioxidant protection to carbohydrate metabolism, and are essential, in particular:

the correct maturation of children's brains and the transmission of information between nerve cells;
stimulating wound healing and other tissue damage. At the same time, zinc reduces the risk of developing an infection;
maintaining the antibacterial and antiviral immune response. This role of zinc is especially important in the oral cavity (thanks to which zinc slows down the development of caries) and the intestines;
controlling the work of the nerve endings that conduct taste in the mouth, and also support the proper development of appetite;
development of nerve endings responsible for the perception of olfactory stimuli;
proper work of the eye retina, especially with increased load;
the functioning of the prostate and the maturation of sex cells in both men and women. Men lose zinc with every ejaculation, so regular zinc intake is especially important for the strong sex;
maintaining the growth zones of nails and hair follicles. Zinc-containing enzymes ensure proper nail strength and prevent their delamination and brittleness. Regular zinc intake prevents hair loss.
Selenium is a trace element that controls the work of more than 20 enzymes. Plays an important role in the functioning of the liver, thyroid and kidneys. Despite the fact that selenium is present in the human body in trace amounts, it is extremely important for the life of all living things, including humans.

It primarily provides antioxidant protection of cell membranes, DNA, RNA and proteins. By protecting the mitochondria, selenium supports the creation of chemical energy (ATP).
In the thyroid and liver, three selenium-dependent enzymes stabilize the metabolism of thyroid hormones. Lack of selenium in food leads to chronic thyroid dysfunction.
Selenium is very important for the development of a healthy immune response.
On the one hand, it supports the functioning of cells that absorb and destroy pathogenic bacteria and viruses. On the other hand, it enhances the anti-inflammatory effect of the immune system. Therefore, against the background of selenium deficiency, allergic reactions can develop.
Several selenium-containing enzyme proteins protect sperm from oxidative stress and also contribute to sperm formation and maturation.
Selenium-dependent proteins are essential to maintain the growth zones of nails and hair follicles. Like zinc, they ensure the correct strength of the nails, prevent their brittleness and delamination. Taking selenium reduces hair loss.
In addition, selenium is important for the development of a healthy immune response against fungi attacking the skin and mucous membranes. It even enhances the action of antifungal preparations used in the treatment of candidiasis and other mycoses of the skin, such as dandruff.
Vitamin D3 is necessary not only for proper skeletal development in children. Its control function in the body is much greater and more important.

In the body, vitamin D3 is converted into its active form, a hormone that regulates the work of over 200 genes. Through genes
controls the functions of the heart and blood vessels, nervous system, digestive tract, endocrine and immune systems.
And of course, vitamin D3 helps to strengthen our "structure" - connective tissue (bones, ligaments, joints, tendons,
intervertebral discs and teeth).
Vitamin D3 is formed in the skin under the influence of ultraviolet radiation. It is present in food, but in small amounts.
That is why every human body needs UV rays. The effect of sunlight on the entire skin for an hour is sufficient to cover the daily requirement of vitamin D3. Since most people cannot afford it, vitamin D3 should be taken in the form of a dietary supplement.
Currently, there is a global vitamin D3 deficiency in the modern human body. It is associated with the lack of the necessary amount of sunlight, air pollution, a marked decrease in its ozone content, as well as the massive use of sunscreen creams.
Vitamin D3 deficiency may be associated with an increased frequency of:

• osteoporosis and brittle bones in the elderly
• skeletal muscle problems
• chronic pain in joints, ligaments and muscles
• tooth decay
• blood pressure disorders
• heart problems
• unfavorable pregnancy
• chronic fatigue, weakness, depressed mood, depression
• learning difficulties in children
• mental activity disorders of the elderly
• "Colds" and other disorders of the immune response