co-factor

Co-factors are simply molecules that are required by other proteins in the body, like enzymes. These co-factors help lower the amount of energy required for a reaction to occur, thereby speeding up chemical reactions.


There’s Arsenic in our Fruit!

Our bodies actually need ultra-trace amounts of arsenic to help with enzyme formation and as a cofactor. However, arsenic can be toxic in high doses and despite the fact you can buy arsenic supplements in Asia, we don’t recommend them.


Zinc is great to help fight infection

Zinc is an essential part of many enzymes in our body. It is also commonly used in lozenges for early treatment of colds. However, in high doses, it can be toxic.


Multipurpose Manganese acts as co-factor, antioxidant and more

Manganese is one mineral you are unlikely to have to supplement in your diet. It is involved in many enzyme reactions as it is a co-factor required by the enzyme. It is involved in removing free radicals as well as regulation of sugar release from muscle and liver tissue.