superior bioavailability of B-Traxim organic trace minerals

At the 12th International Symposium on Trace Elements in Man and Animals (Northern Ireland) in June, new data were presented to demonstrate the high bioavailability of B-TRAXIM.

A trial supervised by W. Windisch (BOKU, Vienna) and P. Schlegel (Pancosma) tested zinc glycinate compared to zinc sulfate. True absorption of dietary Zn was significantly higher in B-TRAXIM than in zinc sulfate.

This resulted in a significantly improved zinc retention for the organic form : +30% (p<0,05). It confirmed results obtained in North Carolina State University (USA), where zinc from B-TRAXIM appeared to be significantly more bioavailable in cattle than two inorganic and organic sources (Spears, Livestock Production Science, 2004).

The zinc glycinate B-TRAXIM 2C is a pure crystalline structure which therefore refers to a chemical identity. This organic source could thus serve as a model to any other undefined organic form.