- Copper is an essential trace element found in all body tissues
- This mineral is a nutritional partner to iron that helps to metabolize food into hemoglobin
- It performs critical functions in numerous enzymes, such as the catalytic role it plays in the antioxidant superoxide dismutase
- In the body Copper helps to produce red blood cells and connective tissue and also facilitates the utilization of oxygen in cells
- It has been found to assist in preventing the loss of pigmentation in hair and skin
Copper is an essential trace element found in all body tissues. This mineral is a nutritional partner to iron that helps to metabolize food into hemoglobin. It performs critical functions in numerous enzymes, such as the catalytic role it plays in the antioxidant superoxide dismutase. In the body Copper helps to produce red blood cells and connective tissue and also facilitates the utilization of oxygen in cells. It has been found to assist in preventing the loss of pigmentation in hair and skin. Non-chelated copper is poorly absorbed from the intestines. It must be properly chelated with amino acids to be usable by the body. Trophic Copper Chelate is made under specific conditions that are almost identical to the chelates produced in tissue by Mother Nature. Therefore, the body obtains the best possible utilization and absorption of the copper. Trophic's patented Albion Copper, chelated with natural amino acids, provides superior biological activity or bioavailability and absorption.
- Copper helps to produce red blood cells and connective tissue and also facilitates the utilization of oxygen in cells. It has been found to assist in preventing the loss of pigmentation in hair and skin.
- Vegetarian
- Vegan
Each caplet contains: Copper (Bisglycinate) (Amino Acid Chelate) 2 mg Non-Medicinal Ingredients: Microcrystalline cellulose, dibasic calcium phosphate dihydrate, magnesium stearate.
Recommended Use
Helps to produce red blood cells and connective tissue.
Recommended Dosage
Adults, take one caplet daily or as recommended by a healthcare practitioner.