Vista-Zinc

Vista-Zinc is used when there is an increased need for zinc and vitamin D, or when the body’s absorption of these vitamins is reduced. These situations may occur in the following cases:

– In the winter period, or during periods of increased risk of respiratory infections because zinc and vitamin D support immunity. In addition, the natural production of vitamin D by the sun is much too low in winter and even in spring.

– In people with low immunity, because zinc and vitamin D contribute to the normal functioning of the immune system.

– In people with chronic inflammation of the intestines or gluten intolerance, or after gastric surgery as a treatment for obesity. In all these situations, the absorption of these nutrients is greatly reduced.

How much?

1 melting tablet per day or as advised by your doctor or pharmacist.

At what time of day?

It is preferable to take Vista-Zinc in the morning, before or after breakfast. Let the tablet melt completely under the tongue.

How long should it be used?

Vista-Zinc can be used for some weeks/months. 

Good to know

Vista-Zinc is a melting tablet. This makes it very easy to take: just let a tablet melt under the tongue to optimize the absorption of the nutrients.

Vista-Zinc contains no sugar, salt, lactose, gluten, or genetically manipulated ingredients. Vista-Zinc contains a natural sweetener,  i.e. steviol glycosides from the stevia plant.

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Zink is a mineral mainly present in meat, organ meats and seafood. Oysters contain the largest amount of zinc. Cereal products also contain zinc but in a form that is difficult to absorb. 

Zink does not only affect immunity. More than 300 enzymes need zinc to work properly. Moreover, zinc has strong antioxidant properties. As a result, zinc also contributes to maintaining normal vision, bones, skin, nails and hair.

With zinc deficiency, resistance is lowered and the risk of infections increases. Taste disorders and skin problems and slow wound healing can also occur.

The majority of the population is deficient in vitamin D. The reason is that the main part of our vitamin D is produced during skin exposure to the sun. Due to the northern location of our country, this proceeds with difficulty, especially during the long winter period. In summer, we face another problem. We need to protect our skin from the harmful UVB sun rays but by doing so we also block the natural production of vitamin D. The best way to avoid vitamin D deficiency is to resort to a supplement because the diet contains very little vitamin D.