The Chemistry of True Absorption

In our laboratory, we choose zinc bisglycinate because we understand its journey through the digestive system. Common inorganic salts, such as oxide or sulfate, break down prematurely in the stomach, releasing free ions that cause nausea and cramping. In contrast, the chelated form remains stable and bound, passing intact into the small intestine where it is recognized as an organic compound.

Laboratory Verification and Testing

The quality of a mineral supplement is not measured solely by elemental mineral content, but by bond stability:

• Bond verification: We confirm spectroscopically that the mineral is fully bound to glycine.
• Ingredient origin: We use exclusively certified, European-sourced raw materials with complete traceability.

Why It Matters Every Day

Zinc plays a direct role in everyday vitality and cellular division. With the chelated form, we achieve higher blood plasma levels without competing for absorption with other minerals like iron. A dose of 15 to 25 mg of elemental zinc meets the daily requirements of an active man while keeping the stomach completely settled.