EndoMinerals+ — Hormonal Synergy

Essential trace elements in bioactive form to support hormonal balance.

EndoMinerals+

8990 Ft

1 / nap

60 kapszula

RAKTÁRON

Trace Elements — bioactive forms (Boron, Zinc, Iodine, Selenium...)
Testosterone — normal spermatogenesis
Thyroid — support for thyroid hormones
Blood Sugar — maintaining normal levels

Hormonal Balance

Hormonal balance is the foundation of a healthy and happy life. The stress of modern living, environmental factors, and nutritional deficiencies exert significant influence on our hormonal system. A common but often overlooked factor is trace elements; their deficiency can often be crucial for hormonal health.

Trace Element Deficiency and Its Consequences

Particularly concerning is the deficiency of essential trace elements such as boron, zinc, and selenium, which play a prominently important role in maintaining hormonal health. Coupled with this is iodine, necessary for thyroid hormone production, chromium, needed for maintaining normal blood sugar levels, and copper, required for normal energy-yielding metabolic processes, among others.

Research indicates that a significant portion of the European population lacks adequate boron in their bodies. Similarly alarming data is available regarding zinc and selenium deficiencies. Potential consequences may affect the hormonal system, sexual health, metabolism, and thyroid function.

Scientific Background

Learn more about the hormonal role of trace elements >>>>

Signs of Hormonal System Disturbances

Our body is like a complex network functioning on a delicate balance of chemicals and nutrients. When this system lacks certain essential elements, our body begins to signal, influencing our health and well-being.

Signs of Imbalance

Decreased Energy and Enthusiasm: Have you ever felt your vitality and enthusiasm slowly fading? This might not just be due to tiring daily life. A lack of essential nutrients has a direct impact on hormones that regulate our energy and motivation.
Decreased Sexual Health: Declining libido is not always just a consequence of stress or aging. It is often linked to low levels of testosterone and estrogen hormones, which are connected to zinc and boron.
Emotional Fluctuations: Unexpected mood swings and irritability may not just arise from daily stress. These can be signs of hormonal imbalance, often linked to a lack of essential minerals.
Cognitive Challenges: Have you experienced brain fog or forgetfulness? This may be related to a lack of optimal hormone levels, especially thyroid hormones which rely on iodine.

These symptoms suggest that our body's 'hormonal orchestra' is suffering from a lack of components necessary for its function.

Hormones: Conductors of Our Body's Symphony

Hormones play an indispensable role in our health, influencing everything from physical growth to nutrient processing. When this delicate hormonal balance is upset, it can lead to numerous significant health problems. Below we examine some key hormones and problems resulting from their deficiency:

Testosterone and Estrogen: sex hormones that go beyond reproductive roles, regulating muscle strength, bone density, and mood. Testosterone enhances libido and energy in everyone, while estrogen is key for heart and bone health. Low testosterone can cause fatigue and decreased libido in men, while estrogen imbalance in women can result in menstrual irregularities and mood swings.
Thyroid Hormones: Thyroxine (T4) and Triiodothyronine (T3) regulate our metabolism, influencing energy levels, heart rate, and growth. Hypothyroidism can cause weight gain and fatigue, while hyperthyroidism can result in weight loss and increased anxiety.
Insulin: fundamental in regulating blood sugar levels, helps cells uptake glucose for energy, and plays an important role in weight changes. Insufficient insulin activity can cause Type 2 diabetes, characterized by high blood sugar, while insulin resistance can result in weight gain and decreased energy.

Insulin Resistance and Induced Hormonal Disturbances

In recent years, insulin resistance has increased tremendously, having widespread effects on our bodies. It is a condition where our body's cells respond less and less to insulin, the hormone responsible for regulating blood sugar. This condition is not only a precursor to Type 2 diabetes but can also cause numerous other hormonal disturbances, including the chance of developing thyroid problems. Steps of Development

Excessive Carbohydrate Consumption: a high-carbohydrate diet results in consistently high insulin levels, to which cells become less sensitive.
Development of Insulin Resistance: Due to reduced cell sensitivity, the body produces more insulin to manage high blood sugar. This state marks the beginning of the process leading towards Type 2 diabetes.
Hormonal Imbalance: High insulin levels increase aromatase enzyme activity, which converts testosterone to estrogen. In men, this reduces testosterone levels; in women, it can increase androgens, such as androsterone production, leading to PCOS.
Thyroid Functions: Insulin resistance itself does not directly cause thyroid diseases; however, metabolic disorders like diabetes are often associated with thyroid problems. This connection may increase the chance of developing thyroid disorders.
Further Health Consequences: Hormonal changes due to insulin resistance can cause weight gain, reduced sexual function, and the development of PCOS. These changes significantly affect general health and well-being.

Crucial in preventing and treating insulin resistance are a healthy diet and active lifestyle.
The close relationship between nutrition and hormonal balance highlights the importance of paying attention to our body's signals and needs to preserve long-term health.

Boron: The Hormone Enhancer

Sex Hormones: Boron is vital in metabolizing steroid hormones like testosterone and estrogen, promoting their efficient synthesis and use in the body.
Bone Health: Supports bone density by retaining calcium and magnesium.
Cognitive Health: contributes to improving mental focus and memory.

Zinc: Hormonal and Immune Catalyst

Reproductive Health: Fundamental for testosterone production and ovarian function.
Immune Support: Strengthens immune cell functionality and responsiveness.
Cell Protection: Acts as an antioxidant, providing protection to cells against oxidative stress.

Iodine: Nourisher of the Thyroid

Thyroid Hormones: fundamental for the synthesis of thyroid hormones T3 and T4, regulating metabolism.
Metabolic Health: Ensures optimal metabolic rate, influencing energy levels and weight management.

Selenium: Protector of Thyroid and Cells

Thyroid Hormone Conversion: Promotes the conversion of T4 to active T3, increasing thyroid efficiency.
Antioxidant Support: Provides protection to cells against oxidative damage and improves general cell health.

Chromium: The Glucose Regulator

Insulin Function: improves insulin function, which is vital for maintaining stable blood sugar levels.
Metabolic Balance: helps in blood sugar management, reduces cravings, and supports weight control.

Copper: Enhancer of General Vitality:

Heart and Hematopoietic Health: Plays a role in red blood cell formation and maintaining healthy blood vessels and bones.
Energy Production: part of various enzymes that support energy metabolism and iron absorption.

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EndoMinerals+: With Minerals for Hormonal Health

During the development of EndoMinerals+, our goal was to create a unique formula using natural ingredients that supports hormonal balance across a wide spectrum and effectively,

improves sexual and reproductive health,
promotes the maintenance of healthy thyroid function,
and supports the maintenance of normal blood sugar levels

EndoMinerals+ combines these essential minerals in a single capsule, creating a synergy that highlights the benefits of each ingredient. This holistic and natural approach is designed for those who are not just looking for a temporary solution, but a lasting and natural solution to support our hormonal system. By incorporating EndoMinerals+ into your daily routine, you can start on a path toward balanced hormonal health, increased natural energy, and a vibrant, full life.

Composition of EndoMinerals+

Boron (Sodium Tetraborate) - 8 mg: key in hormone synthesis. Helps balance testosterone and estrogen levels, supports bone and brain health.
Zinc (Bisglycinate) - 20 mg: zinc contributes to regulating testosterone and other hormone levels, plays an important role in reproductive health, sperm production, immune system function, wound healing, taste, and smell.
Copper (Bisglycinate) - 2 mg: works in harmony with zinc (dosed in a 1:10 ratio for optimal synergy). Aids energy production, heart health, and enzymatic reactions. Provided in bisglycinate form for best absorption.
Iodine (Potassium Iodide) - 200 mcg: essential for the production of thyroid hormones, regulates metabolism, and supports maintaining healthy energy levels.
Organic Selenium (Selenomethionine) - 100 mcg: acts as an antioxidant, providing protection to cells, important for fertility, and supports thyroid health. Offered in organic form for top-tier absorption.
Chromium (Picolinate) - 120 mcg: has an important role in sugar metabolism, aids insulin efficiency. Offered in chromium picolinate form for perfect absorption.

Dosage

1 capsule daily is recommended, to be taken in the morning or at noon, during a meal.

Other Notes

We emphasize that the product and information found on our websites are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and do not replace a varied and balanced diet or a healthy, active lifestyle. Regarding product use, it is important to note that although research supports the benefits of the formula, results may vary individually. Everyone's body is different, so reactions may vary. We recommend that you consult your physician or healthcare professional before using the product, especially if you have questions regarding existing medical conditions or medication treatments.