SelenoExcell is a nutritional dietary supplement which is a natural food form of selenium yeast.

In 1996, the Journal of American Medical Association reported that a Nutritional Prevention of Cancer Trial had, for the first time, shown that a high selenium yeast dietary supplement, now trademarked as SelenoExcell®, could be effective in reducing colon, lung, and prostate cancer by 48-63% with a 50% overall reduction in mortality for all cancers.

HOW IS SELENOEXCELL SO EFFECTIVE?

Free radicals are lone atoms that behave erratically when in the presence of oxygen. They form as a result of poor diets, stress, unhealthy lifestyles and normal aging. Free radicals create chaos and incite a violent chain reaction to our DNA and cell membranes. The constant assault eventually kills the cells, which may contribute to chronic disease, cancer and early aging. The body’s natural defense system against free radicals is an enzyme called glutathione peroxidase (GPX), which acts as a mediator in the midst of the chaos. It finds partner electrons for destructive lone free radicals and restores balance and function to cells. But without the type of selenium yeast in SelenoExcell, the enzyme GPX can’t function correctly. The only way our bodies can get selenium yeast is through diet and dietary supplements.

WHAT ABOUT OTHER FORMS OF SELENIUM?

The form of selenium yeast in SelenoExcell is superior to other dietary supplements because it replicates the natural food form. In fact, human studies using a common synthetic form called selenomethionine (SeMet) were cut short because of health concerns. SelenoExcell is a specialized form of high selenium yeast that is a clinically proven superior form to SeMet. SelenoExcell was the first and only to meet batch-to-batch standardization criteria set forth by the Division of Cancer Prevention at the National Cancer Institute. Through the clinical trials that followed, SelenoExcell was compared to other forms of selenium yeast and shown that form makes a dramatic difference in health outcomes and its effectiveness.

As a result of human “Gold Standard” trials, FDA issued a qualified health claim for selenium:

“Selenium may produce anticarcinogenic effects in the body. Some scientific evidence suggests that consumption of selenium may produce anticarcinogenic effects in the body. However, FDA has determined that this evidence is limited and not conclusive.”

Other selenium or dietary supplement products of all forms can use this statement but they also use our clinical trials to support their products. This is why we recommend going right to the source, SelenoExcell®.