Why Your Body Needs Selenium - Benefits No One Talks About

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Selenium is a key player in your body’s antioxidant defense system, which protects your body from inflammation and cellular damage that would otherwise lead to dysfunction and disease.
For example, selenium acts as a co-factor for enzymes that neutralize free radicals, such as glutathione peroxidase. Selenium-dependent enzymes also help recycle the potent antioxidants vitamins C & E.
Selenium-based enzymes play an important role in thyroid function. For example, they help convert a less active form of thyroid hormone (T4) into a more active form (T3).
Your immune system also benefits from selenium. Its role as an antioxidant helps protect your immune system. In cancer research, selenium has been shown to have immune-enhancing effects. It’s also been shown to help prevent harmless virus infections from becoming harmful. For example, evidence shows it may help prevent HIV from progressing to AIDS.
Selenium is also involved in cell growth, repair, and death. Plus, testosterone production and healthy sperm development rely on selenium.
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[@KathysTube]

So much to learn and understand.... Appreciate what you do 👍👍

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love your videos!💓

[@juliachesters5042]

🙂🌟🌸 thankyou Sir.

[@jatai07]

Brazil nut, shrimp and sardines. Oh We have a lot of them here 🇧🇷 !

[@cmckee021]

What about kelp? Any selenium in it?

[@edimoelvis9904]

So Dr. is it just possible that lack of Selenium is what makes Red Blood Cells to disintegrate easily which leads to Aneamia?

[@anoninii]

Hmm..my mom has hypothyroidism and lacks selenium, also has aneamia

[@MsCaterific]

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[@Veldoril]

Seleniuget this straight...

[@JamesBrown-hs6vg]

Is taking NAC better than taking glutathione?

[@rebeccazolkoske6491]

I would like to know this as well

[@roblovegreen]

I would love to know too.

[@JamesBrown-hs6vg]

@@roblovegreen I asked the same question on Dr Bergs Channel and he actually replied back with a Yes.

[@WwJd2tmthy1]

NAC is a buffer to glutathione. So I’m not a doctor. But, I started glutathione to boost me and took a low dose of NAC. I now take just NAC and am contemplating adding selenium.

[@kjbrocky]

Is it true that people over 50 should not take selenium? That doesn't make sense to me.

[@maranatha8148]

Everyone needs it. More as they age. 🙏😊