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Selenium SeLECT L-Selenomethionine 200mcg Selenium SeLECT L-Selenomethionine 200mcg 100 tab.
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Selenium SeLECT L-Selenomethionine 200mcg 100 tab.

Min. expiration date: 2026-01

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  • The highest-quality chemical form of selenium
  • High bioavailability of the mineral component
  • Antioxidant properties
  • Protects the body against free radicals
  • Limits the destructive oxidation processes
  • Favors the preservation of existing structures
  • Reduces the rate of carcinogenesis
  • Promotes the proper development of cells
  • Supports the immune system
  • Limits the multiplication of viruses
  • Improves the functioning of the immune system
  • Supports the health of the circulatory system
  • Normalizes thyroid function
  • Promotes the preservation of high fertility
  • Favors improved mood
  • Contains no added yeast
  • Accepted by vegetarians

Aliness Selenium SeLECT is a product based on selenomethionine, an organic compound that naturally occurs in a human body, characterized by a high degree of utilization by the system. By strengthening the antioxidant barrier and improving the functioning of many systems, such as cardiovascular, immune, osteoarticular, thyroid function and having an effect on the preservation of high fertility, it supports the maintenance of a good condition of the body. The product comes in easy-to-swallow tablets, allows for comfortable supplementation of selenium, also by vegetarians.

Selenium – a relatively widespread micronutrient. It was first described by the Swedish chemist Jöns Jacob Berzelius in 1817. Selenium was considered to be toxic for a long time. However, due to its activity and the fact it appears in active centers of some enzymes, especially antioxidants, selenium was hailed as an element important for maintaining the proper condition of the entire human system. It occurs in almost the entire range of food products, starting from meats, through eggs, dairy products (mainly cheeses with opposite correlation to fat content), fish, mushrooms, nuts (especially Brazilian), vegetables (mainly cabbage, broccoli, garlic and legumes), numerous cereal products, ending on water.

The best assimilable forms of selenium are its organic forms, e.g. selenomethionine and selenocysteine. The non-organic compounds such as selenates and selenides are less assimilable, however, due to the frequency of their occurrence in the food they also play a role in covering the selenium demand. Theoretically, the body’s daily demand for this element is about 45-70 μg. Nevertheless, there are regions such as the United States, where the quantity of selenium consumed exceeds the recommended daily dose by twice. The level of selenium demand increases with unfavorable environmental conditions, especially those that cause increased intra-organic oxidative stress. This occurs in case of a polluted environment such as smoke, among smokers, in people exposed to psychological stress, or people who have been subjected to hard physical work, including athletes. Selenium is also important for people susceptible to neoplastic changes. It is assumed that the most beneficial level of selenium in blood plasma is 70-150 μg/l. Although some effects may be induced directly, the most important properties of selenium are manifested in the form of selenoproteins, circulating in the human body.

Selenoproteins – protein compounds that in their structure contain selenium, which plays an important role in ensuring adequate activity of given molecules. The most important selenoproteins in a human body are glutathione peroxidase, iodothyronine deiodinase, and thioredoxin reductases. They perform numerous functions important for the proper functioning of the system:

As part of the glutathione peroxidases, selenium strengthens the antioxidant barrier necessary for the maintenance of the intra-organic redox balance.
Through thioredoxin reductases, it participates in the reduction of protein disulfides and thioredoxins, as well as it engages in the reproduction of genetic material and controls cellular existence or degradation in the process of apoptosis.

Through deiodinases, selenium removes iodine from certain structures, affecting the activity of the compounds it is a part of, e.g. thyroid hormones.
Enabling the action of other selenoproteins, it also takes part in preventing oxidative damage, supporting the immune system, ensuring the correct course of the synthesis of intra-organic structures, calcium management and allows to maintain the required fertility.

Selenium properties
Increased efficiency of the antioxidant barrier
As part of certain antioxidant enzymes, especially glutathione peroxidases and by affecting the performance and quality of the activities performed by glutathione, it promotes the neutralization of hydrogen peroxides and organic peroxides with the oxygen bridge. Enabling an effective reduction of reactive oxygen species, it helps to restore the redox balance in the period of increased oxidative stress.

Anti-cancer activity
Selenium, as one of the few mineral elements, is credited for significant anti-cancer properties based on several mechanisms:

By initiating changes in thiol groups, it destroys the correctness of tumor cell signaling, which reduces the activity of transcription factors, leading to blocking the development of pathological changes in the body.

It interferes in the chromatin structure by destroying the genetic material of abnormally changed cells.
It inhibits the rate of angiogenesis, leading to the weaker nutrition of pathological cells.

Acting as a prooxidant in case of abnormally changed spots, it disturbs the redox balance in the vicinity of tumor cells. By promoting the emergence of reactive compounds attacking abnormally changed cells, selenium leads them to apoptosis that destabilizes their structure.

Maintaining good condition of the circulatory system
Maintaining the proper excitability of the fourth isoenzyme of glutathione peroxidase, selenium reduces the amount of oxidative damage of the compounds circulating in the vessels, including cholesterol transmitted by lipoproteins and phospholipids. It reduces the aggressiveness of the environment created in the cardiovascular system, which has a positive effect on its condition.

Limiting oxidative damage in the nervous system
By increasing the efficiency of the antioxidant barrier in the nervous system, selenium protects its structures against oxidative damage. Maintaining neuronal stability, it supports the correctness of neurotransmission and prolongs appropriate functioning of the nervous system. The significance of selenium in this process is demonstrated by the fact that the body maintains selenium high concentration in the central nervous system, even when the level of the micronutrient in other parts of the body decreases.

Proper functioning of the thyroid gland
The significant role of selenium in maintaining thyroid function is confirmed by its considerable accumulation within the organ compared to other spots in the system. Selenium, with the use of deiodinases that convert thyroxine (T4) to triiodothyronine (T3) in the deiodination process, engages in transformations and creation of the quality of thyroid hormones activity. By providing the required excitability of glutathione peroxidase, selenium reduces the oxidative stress that arises in the gland due to the production of thyroid hormones. Such protection becomes particularly important in case of iodine deficiency, during which the synthesis of TSH prevails and the emergence of free radicals that accompanies its formation. By limiting the extent of uncontrolled oxidation processes, it increases the structural stability of the gland and reduces the occurrence of lesions that would disturb its function, including degradation and fibrosis. It minimizes the appearance of simple goitre and autoimmune inflammation and prevents hypofunction.

Support for the functioning of the immune system
It is argued that by affecting the expression of interleukin-2 receptors, selenium promotes development, transformation, and maintenance of the optimal excitability of numerous components of the immune system, e.g. T, B lymphocytes, or NK cells. The appropriate level of selenium is necessary for proper phagocytosis, required to maintain the efficiency of immunoglobulin production, particularly IgG. It is responsible for the proper release of prostaglandins. It is an indispensable element allowing to maintain the balance between anti-inflammatory and proinflammatory macrophages. Optimizing the mutual ratio between these macrophages, it counteracts the emergence and spreading of inflammation.

Antiviral activity
By slowing the formation of aggressive forms of RNA viruses, selenium prevents infections. It is also believed to exert a beneficial effect on the body infected with HIV or Hepatitis B.

Maintaining the good condition of mental health
It is beyond any doubt that selenium is essential for maintaining well-being. Although no sufficiently convincing mechanism has been found yet, it is postulated that its involvement in antioxidant processes is of the greatest importance. By protecting neurons against degradation induced by oxidative stress, it ensures the proper signaling as a result of the activity of appropriate neurotransmitters, including those responsible for creating good humor and a positive attitude towards the world. On the other hand, people with permanent deficiencies of selenium may develop depressive conditions.

Ensures the required fertility
As an essential component in the testosterone synthesis and as a microelement responsible for the process of formation and maturation of sperm cells, it affects the maintenance of the required male fertility. By counteracting uncontrolled oxidation processes, it minimizes the degradation of sperm structures such as the numerous mitochondria necessary for its movement. By supporting mitochondria, selenium improves sperm mobility, which increases the likelihood of fertilization.

Consequences of selenium deficiency
A deterioration of the mental state is quickly noticeable, though rarely directly identified with selenium deficiency symptom. Selenium deficiencies cause anxiety, aversion to the world, confusion and general depression. In addition, the immune, antioxidant, and detoxification spheres of the immune system are also significantly weakened. An increase in the susceptibility to infection becomes noticeable, followed by a decrease in the condition of the body. The probability of formation and development of abnormally changed cells increases. The efficiency of numerous systems, including osteoarticular and cardiovascular systems deteriorates. The most characteristic diseases caused by selenium deficiencies are Kashin-Beck disease, resulting in the destruction of cartilage tissue located in the joints, and Keshan disease, contributing to the formation of pathological lesions within the heart.

Analogously to other elements, both selenium excess and shortfall may cause adverse effects. The most characteristic symptoms of excessive intake of selenium include general weakness, nausea and diarrhea, deterioration of nails, increased hair loss and characteristic garlic smell in the mouth. Therefore, in the period of increased supply of selenium, it is worth to perform periodic check-ups for the amount of selenium in the system or, if it is impossible to perform such tests, make periodic breaks in its supplementation.

Bioavailability of selenium
The bioavailability of selenium depends on the chemical form in which it was introduced into the digestive system. Poorly-used compounds include non-organic forms such as selenides and selenates. Organic compounds such as selenocysteine ​​and selenomethionine are much better in this matter. Besides selenium, they also provide the body with essential amino acids. Supplementation with organic selenium compounds ensures its adequate concentration, high bioavailability and does not provide allergens, as in case yeast-based products.

In conclusion, Aliness Selenium SeLECT is a supplement providing selenium in the form of easily digestible selenomethionine. By improving the efficiency of the antioxidant barrier, preventing the development of pathological cells in the body and increasing the effectiveness of the immune system response, it ensures the homeostasis of the body. By maintaining the undisturbed course of numerous processes occurring in the system, the supplement supports the functioning of the circulatory and nervous systems, as well as improves the work of the thyroid gland and liver. It is essential to maintain the required fertility, especially in men, and also allows maintaining a good mood and a positive attitude towards the surrounding world. Aliness Selenium SeLECT as a yeast-free agent eliminates possible allergens.

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