ProVitalDNA - Package - DEMO EN

Sucrose
This sugar contains calories and can have a negative
impact on certain genetic types in terms of
cognitive health and blood sugar regulation.
Selenium
Selenium is an important component of many
enzymes, some of which can neutralize free
radicals. Certain genetic types need higher amounts
of selenium to increase antioxidant protection.
Zinc is needed by the body to correctly metabolize
macronutrients, to properly construct proteins, to
maintain normal bone and to create new DNA. It is
an essential micronutrient as an essential part of
many proteins and enzymes.
ß-carotene and vitamin A
These vitamins and substances are contained
within coloured vegetables and can aid certain
genetic types in detoxification, protection from
free radicals and cognitive health.
Vitamin C, E and zinc
These substances are strong antioxidants and can
have a positive impact on cognitive health, eye
health, joint health and protection from free
radicals.
Vitamin D
This vitamin can be produced by the skin in sunlight
and is an important factor for healthy bones.
Certain genetic types require higher doses of this
vitamin to maintain optimal bone health.
Unsaturated fatty acids (group)
This term describes all unsaturated fatty acids,
which are generally considered the "healthy fats".
Omega 3 fatty acids
This general term describes all omega 3 fatty acids
(of which there are several types), which can be
found in fish and fish oils as well as some plants.
They have a positive impact on joint health, but can
lead to a negative impact on HDL cholesterol in
some genetic types.
Alpha linolenic acid
Alpha linolenic acid is important for the conversion
of omega 3 fatty acids and has a positive effect on
joint health. On the other hand, this substance can
have a negative impact on cholesterol levels in
certain genetic types.
Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and
Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA)
These omega 3 fatty acids are important for the
regulation of the cholesterol levels and the correct
function of the immune system, joints and the
brain. Some genetic types do however experience a
negative effect on the HDL cholesterol levels, which
needs to be considered.
Zinc
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