Resilient Minerals

Selenium 2000

High Selenium Yeast 2000 is an organically-bound mineralized yeast produced from the cultivation of the Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast strain.

Selenium yeast provides superior cellular antioxidant support, immune support and benefits for maternal health, brain function, and thyroid health. Our resilient selenium yeast is the closest food-form of selenium for superior bioavailability, absorption and stability in formulations. Selenium Yeast 2000 contains 21 selenium compounds, including three natural forms of selenium (selenomethionine, selenocysteine and methyl-selenocysteine) which directly feed the metabolic system.

We also offer SelenoExcell High Selenium Yeast 1200 which has been used in more than 15 clinical studies. Click here to learn more about SelenoExcell.

Capsules 

Tablets 

Gummies 

Functional Foods & Beverages 

Powders 

Infant & toddler nutrition 

55-200 mcg/day

GRAS

Non-GMO

Gluten-Free

Kosher

Halal

Vegan

HIGH SELENIUM YEAST 2000 FOR YOUR RESILIENT FORMULAS

Selenium 2000 is an organically-bound gluten-free high selenium yeast originating from a non-GMO Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast strain. During its growth, it creates compounds resembling food forms of selenium, similar to those found in Brazil nuts, eggs, peas, and meats.

Selenemium 2000's yeast fermentation process replicates the natural course in which plants absorb and transform minerals from the soil into a more bioavailable form, supporting the nutrition and health potential of selenium. 

Core Benefit Areas

Maternal Health

Reproductive Health

Prostate Health

Immune Health

Cognitive Health

Thyroid Health

selenium yeast is absorbed

Up to 90%

Selenium 2000 is a powerful addition to formulas

  Potential health claims for high selenium yeast 2000 include:  

May act as an antioxidant and free radical scavenger, protecting cells from oxidative stress 10, ‡

May support production of sperm and enhance sperm quality 12, ‡

May provide immune function support 13, ‡

Lower toxicity and higher in digestibility, absorption, and retention than other forms of selenium 3, 4, ‡

Choose Selenium Yeast 2000

  • 100% organically-bound resilient selenium (no free or inorganic selenium). 
  • Cultivated from the Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast strain to contain 21 selenium compounds, including three natural forms of selenium (selenomethionine, selenocysteine and methyl-selenocysteine) which directly feed the metabolic system. 
  • Closest food-form of selenium for superior bioavailability, absorption and stability in formulations. 
  • Nutrient rich containing contains B-vitamins, phosphorous, potassium, magnesium, sulfur and beneficial amino acids.  
  • Lower toxicity and exhibits higher digestibility, absorption, and retention than other forms of selenium. 

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