Manganese sulfate

Manganese is primarily involved in the formation of connective tissue in the body. Manganese plays an important role in the release of insulin. The pancreas urgently needs it for sugar metabolism. Therefore, manganese is essential primarily for the synthesis of proteins and fats. Other important functions in the body that would not be conceivable without this vital trace element include cartilage and bone formation and the new formation of glucose. If our body did not receive manganese, growth itself and the development of cartilage and bones would be unthinkable. But also the urea cycle and thus the cleansing of the body from waste products and toxins would not be conceivable if the body were not supplied with sufficient manganese.

• Support of sugar metabolism
• Support of body growth
• Formation of cartilage and bones
• Cleansing the body of toxins