From top to toe, Selenium benefits the body immensely. Its support for thyroid health and healthy metabolism makes it perfect to counter to the modern refined diet. Food sources for natural selenium are seafood, meat, dairy and Brazil nuts. But consuming enough to supply the Selenium we need will mean eating way too much of any of those.
‘Selenium is a particularly important mineral because it supports the function of several systems…the endocrine, immune, and cardiovascular systems’, states Healthline. It is known as an important immune-boosting trace mineral that lowers oxidative stress, reduces inflammation and optimizes mental health.
Best of all its Selenium’s efficacy in averting and improving mental decline HealthGuide states: ‘Alzheimer’s isn’t the only neurological condition with which oxidative stress is associated, though. It has also been linked to Parkinson’s and multiple sclerosis. So selenium may lessen oxidative damage and, in that way, decrease your risk of Alzheimer’s and protect your cognitive health.’
Selenium’s Benefits Summary:
- Boosts immune system
- A powerful antioxidant
- Helps prevent mental decline
- Is important for thyroid health
- May protect against heart disease
- May reduce risk of certain cancers
- May help reduce asthma symptoms
The organic Selenium Plus at Cures & Creams has 410mg of red algae supplying 74 highly bio-active organic minerals and trace elements besides, which account for additional benefits in cases of:
- TB
- Mood
- Arthritis
- HIV/AIDS
- Antioxidant
- Colds and Flu
- Skin problems
- Aches and pains
- Immune booster
- High blood pressure
Do yourself and your family a good service and put everyone on an organic source of Selenium to boost all-round health to counter the season’s indulgences.
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional medical or psychological advice. Please consult with a qualified healthcare professional for personalized guidance.
