Highly bioavailable zinc bisglycinate for the hair and nails
Zinc bisglycinate is a form of zinc described as chelated: the zinc is bound to two molecules of glycine, an amino acid. This form is recognised for its good assimilation by the body and its better digestive tolerance compared with certain more conventional mineral forms, such as zinc oxide or zinc sulphate.
Zinc is an essential trace element involved in many biological functions. In particular, it contributes to the maintenance of normal hair and the maintenance of normal nails. It also contributes to normal protein synthesis, an important process for the renewal of the hair, nails and skin.
Finally, zinc contributes to protecting cells from oxidative stress, particularly through its role in certain antioxidant systems naturally present in the body.
An appropriate intake of zinc, particularly in the form of bisglycinate, may therefore provide valuable nutritional support as part of a comprehensive approach to the beauty of the hair and nails.