To improve the selenium supply

Selenium – An important component of the antioxidative network
Selenium is an essential trace element that was discovered in 1818 by the Swedish chemist Berzelius. It was named after the Greek moon goddess, Selene, due to its silver-grey brilliance. The essential trace element is a part of many enzymes and proteins. Thus, selenium plays a role in regulating the thyroid metabolism, helps to maintain normal hair and nails, and contributes to protecting the cells against the activities of aggressive molecules, the so-called free radicals, as part of the antioxidative network.

Biogena Selen forte: Organic selenium for targeted intake in the case of selenium deficiency
Biogena Selen forte contains 200 µg selenium as selenomethionine. The organic selenium compound is very well absorbed and used by the body. Therefore, the long-term intake of Biogena Selen forte should take place under medical supervision.

Physiological importance of selenium
• Selenium plays a central role in protecting the cells against oxidative stress
• Selenium supports the function of the thyroid
• Selenium contributes to maintaining normal hair and nails
• Selenium supports spermatogenesis and is therefore, important for male fertility