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Eat Meat. Animal protein, such as the kind found in meat, increases zinc absorption, according to an article published in "British Journal of Nutrition" in 2013. Lean red meat is one of the best sources of zinc, with other types of lean meat, including pork and poultry, also offering significant amounts of zinc.
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Learn More »You absorb between 15 and 35 percent of the zinc you consume. The exact amount depends on the amount of zinc you take in and whether you eat foods that increase or decrease zinc absorption. You need zinc for forming DNA and protein cells, for immune function, for healing wounds and for cell division. If your zinc levels are low, you can take steps to boost zinc absorption.
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