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Bioavailability of trace elements (Zinc Methionate,Chromium Amino Acid Chelate).Issuing time:2024-01-13 14:14 Bioavailability of trace elements (Zinc Methionate,Chromium Amino Acid Chelate). After the trace elements formed by inorganic saltsand simple inorganic salts are ingested, the metal ions need to be formed inthe form of element chelates with the carrier molecule to cross the cellmembrane. The intramolecular charge of chelation tends to be neutral, has goodsolubility in the gastrointestinal tract, and can quickly transport traceelements to the intestine, which is conducive to the absorption of the smallintestinal mucosa. Graff (1970) suggested that the absorption rate of amino acidchelated iron is 4.9 times that of inorganic iron (ferrous iron, ironcarbonate, iron oxide). Kegley et al. (2003) suggested that the bioavailabilityof ferric methionine is equivalent to 180% ferrous iron. Wedekind et al. (1992)reported that the bioavailability of zinc in zinc methionine is 206% of zinc. Bioavailability of trace elements (Zinc Methionate,Chromium Amino Acid Chelate). Company official website:www.wilincare.net; Email: wl@uszrf.com Welcome to buy! Manganese Ascorbate、FerrousAscorbate、Magnesium Lysinate Glycinate、Magnesium Glycinate Glutamine、Magnesium Citrate Malate、Strontium Citrate、ManganeseCitrate、Copper Citrate、Lithium Aspartate、SeleniumTaurate. |