Selenium 200 capsules: Thyroid & Hashimoto

selenium effect

contributes to the maintenance of normal hair

contributes to the maintenance of normal nails

contributes to normal thyroid function

activates the thyroid hormone thyroxine

reactivates other antioxidants such as vitamin C and coenzyme Q10

important for glutathione peroxidase

Component of more than 25 enzymes, involved in a variety of important reactions in the body

contributes to normal sperm formation

A good supply of selenium supports the innate and adaptive immune system in the fight against viruses, bacteria or degenerated cells and also helps to slow down excessive immune reactions. Selenium thus contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system.

We recommend additionally

accompanying synergists

iodine

vitamin C

Q10 

Sustainability – Transparency & Purity

We at Heilarzneihaus are committed to offering you only the best quality.

free from all other additives and excipients

100% declaration – all ingredients on the label

we do not use any hidden, undeclared additives

without release agents such as magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide

without dyes such as titanium oxide

without sweeteners such as aspartame, dextrose or sugar substitutes

without gelling agents such as carrageenan

without binding agents such as PEG

without artificial preservatives such as sorbic acid

free of nanoparticles

free from allergens and incompatible substances (lactose, gluten, histamine)

vegan

without genetic engineering

Manufactured in automatic machines with low running speeds, low pressure and low temperatures for optimal preservation of nutrients

PZN 16239080

selenium deficiency

Selenium is an essential trace element that must be consumed in sufficient quantities every day. The official daily requirement (DGE) for selenium in Germany is 30-70µg (NRV: 55µg) to avoid a deficiency. Due to the selenium-poor soils, the selenium supply in most parts of Europe is not optimal.

This is how a selenium deficiency can develop

increased selenium requirement in thyroid diseases

structural deficiency due to selenium-poor soils (throughout Europe)

Smoking and high alcohol consumption

impaired selenium absorption due to chronic inflammatory bowel diseases

increased selenium requirement during pregnancy and breastfeeding (75µg)

We recommend a 3-month duration of the vital substance cure.