Selenium
(Methylselenocysteine)

BioScience is pleased to make available the most effective form of selenium now available.  Selenium is an essential trace mineral for the production of active thyroxin and the free radical scavenger, glutathione.  Deaths from cancer are higher in areas where soil selenium levels are low and death rates fall as the soil level of selenium rises.  The content of selenium in food depends on the soil levels.  In a study of 27 countries, areas with low in take of selenium such as the United States had the highest deaths from breast cancer and countries with the highest intake of selenium such as Greenland have the lowest levels of breast cancer.  Other studies have linked high selenium intake to lower levels of prostate and intestinal cancer as well.

By supplementing as little as 200 mcg (micrograms) of selenium everyday, cancer incidence was dramatically reduced.  The most effective form to fight cancer is methylselenocysteine a yeast free form of selenium found in our Selenium product.

This form of selenium is found naturally in various plants such as garlic, wild leeks, onions and broccoli if they are grown on high selenium level soils.  These plants have been known to have anti-cancer activity.

Methylselenocysteine  promises to prevent cancer while having virtually nonexistent toxicity, low body accumulation and simple formulation.  It represents the safest and most effective anti-cancer form of selenium available today.

Adequate selenium is essential for thyroxin as T4 to be converted to its energy producing form, T3.  Low selenium levels have contributed to wide spread thyroid problems.

Ninety 200 mcg. capsules are available for $12.25.  A little over $4 a month helps to prevent cancer and ensures normal thyroid function.

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