JAB Elemental, 120 ST

JAB Elemental contains carefully balanced natural minerals from the sango coral, trace elements and vitamin D.

These micronutrients support the functional processes of our body and an adequate supply of these substances is an important prerequisite for our well-being and performance.

An increased need can occur in certain life situations. Children, adolescents, older people, pregnant women, nursing mothers, athletes and people who are under a lot of mental and physical stress are particularly affected. An unbalanced diet can also lead to an increased need for these nutrients.

Minerals are essential, i.e. vital nutrients that we must obtain from plant and animal foods. Minerals include calcium, phosphorus and magnesium, which are often referred to as building materials. On the other hand, sodium and chloride - also known as regulators - as they are involved in enzymatic reactions. Some elements have both building and regulating properties. Phosphorus, for example, is involved in building bones and teeth and at the same time in regulating the acid-base balance. Minerals also fulfil important functions as so-called electrolytes in the transmission of stimuli and excitability of cells and also ensure that tissue tension is maintained.

The trace elements iron, iodine, zinc, manganese, copper, selenium, chromium and molybdenum are only present in the body in very small quantities, but are essential for many functions. Some trace elements are important co-factors of enzymes, others are components of hormones or the red blood pigment (haemoglobin), for example. Despite the small quantities (traces), trace elements are essential for life. There are over 20 trace elements in total.

Healthy bones and teeth

Calcium makes up the largest proportion of minerals in the human body. The highest concentrations are found in the bones and teeth - only about 1 % is found in the blood and other tissues. In combination with vitamin D, calcium is important for the development of healthy bones and teeth. Calcium also fulfils important functions in blood clotting as so-called factor IV.

Magnesium is also an important component of bones and teeth and plays a role in skeletal structure. The trace element manganese is also required for the formation of connective, bone and cartilage tissue.

Immune system

Vitamin D, which for a long time was only mentioned in connection with calcium storage in the bones, can contribute to the normal functioning of the immune system.

Healthy metabolism

The trace elements chromium and manganese play an important role in energy metabolism. Chromium is particularly important for the processing of fats and carbohydrates. It also supports healthy blood sugar levels and therefore a healthy lifestyle.

Muscle and nerve cells

Among other things, calcium and magnesium control the electrical action potential of muscle and nerve cells. In addition, magnesium promotes optimal muscle function in the event of increased