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Zinc

Any Menopause Type can use zinc. Please review pages 191 – 192 in "What's Your Menopause Type?" See below for a list of actions and properties.

Functions & actions: antiadenomic, antiprostatitic, may raise testosterone levels (androgenic), may increase sperm count, improve potency, decreases cadmium and copper toxicity (alexeretic) and slow their absorption, insulin formation (antihyperglycemic), helps synthesize proteins (anabolic) takes part, smooth muscle contraction (antispasmodic) development of reproductive organs (gonadotropic), helps wounds heal faster (vulnerary), immunostimulant, antifungal, improves bladder function, stimulates hair growth

Traditional uses: abscess, acne, allergies, Alzheimer's disease, anemia, arteriosclerosis, atherosclerosis, athlete's foot, bedsores, bedwetting, bronchitis, bruxism, bulimia, burns, cadmium toxicity, canker sores, cataracts, celiac disease, chicken pox, chlamydia, chronic fatigue syndrome, circulatory problems, cirrhosis, cold sores, colitis, common cold, confusion, difficulty concentrating, conjunctivitis, copper toxicity, croup, cystic fibrosis, cystitis (bladder infection), dandruff, depression, dermatitis, dry eyes, ear infection, environmental toxicity, epilepsy, fatigue, fractures, frequent infections, frigidity, fungus, gangrene, gout, growth problems, hair loss, hay fever, herpes simplex, hiatal hernia, high cholesterol, hypertension, hypoglycemia, hypothyroid, impotence, infertility, lethargy, mouth sores, menopause, prostatitis, slow or poor wound healing, stress, white spots on fingernails, prostate cancer, reduced sense of taste and smell, more susceptible to infections

Cautions: See Warning & Disclaimer.

For dosages, go to Optimal Nutrient Dosages.