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title: "Super Selenium Complex, 200 mcg – 3 Forms of Selenium, Vitamin E – Cellular Health & Longevity Support – Gluten-Free, Non-GMO, Vegetarian, 1 Daily – 100 Capsules"
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# Gluten-free, Non-GMO, Vegetarian 200 mcg optimized daily dose 3 selenium forms for max bioavailability Super Selenium Complex, 200 mcg – 3 Forms of Selenium, Vitamin E – Cellular Health & Longevity Support – Gluten-Free, Non-GMO, Vegetarian, 1 Daily – 100 Capsules

**Brand:** life extension
**Price:** KD 4.51
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## Summary

> 🛡️ Elevate your cellular defense with the selenium complex that Blue Zone legends swear by!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Super Selenium Complex, 200 mcg – 3 Forms of Selenium, Vitamin E – Cellular Health & Longevity Support – Gluten-Free, Non-GMO, Vegetarian, 1 Daily – 100 Capsules by life extension
- **How much does it cost?** KD 4.51 with free shipping
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## Best For

- life extension enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted life extension brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Antioxidant Synergy:** Enhanced with Vitamin E to amplify antioxidant protection and combat oxidative stress effectively.
- • **Daily Dose of Longevity:** 200 mcg per capsule, perfectly calibrated to support thyroid, heart, and brain health without overdoing it.
- • **Clean & Conscious Formula:** Gluten-free, Non-GMO, and vegetarian-friendly—crafted for the mindful millennial managing wellness with integrity.
- • **Trusted Quality Assurance:** Made in the USA with rigorous 3rd-party testing and transparent Certificates of Analysis for peace of mind.
- • **Triple-Action Selenium Power:** Harnesses 3 scientifically-backed selenium forms for superior absorption and cellular defense.

## Overview

Life Extension Super Selenium Complex delivers a potent 200 mcg daily dose of selenium in three bioavailable forms combined with Vitamin E, supporting thyroid function, heart and brain health, and immune resilience. This gluten-free, non-GMO, vegetarian supplement is crafted with premium ingredients and verified through third-party testing, making it a smart, science-driven choice for professionals seeking longevity and cellular vitality.

## Description

A mineral found in the diets of the world’s longest-living people, selenium helps protect your cells by fighting oxidative stress. This mineral also supports healthy cell division and immune system health, and has been studied for its heart and brain health benefits. Selenium helps in thyroid hormone conversion, which supports thyroid health and function. This once-daily selenium supplement combines vitamin E with three forms of selenium—50 mcg of L-selenomethionine, 50 mcg of sodium selenite, and 100 mcg of Se-Methyl L-Selenocysteine—for 200 mcg of optimized health and healthy aging support.

Review: Avoid too much or too little; there is a lot to know! - Selenium is important for human health. A deficiency causes problems; too much is also a concern. This review begins with a brief overview of information from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), to put this into a larger context. 1) Most people get enough selenium from their diet. This has been confirmed through studies of intake from food and supplements (2009–2010 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES)) as well as studies of serum levels (NHANES data from 2003–2004). a. Foods that provide the most selenium are brazil nuts, seafoods, and organ meats. Additional sources are muscle meats, cereals , breads and other grains, dairy products, poultry and eggs. b. The amount of selenium in food will vary depending upon region and soil conditions. c. Some areas of China, some European countries, and New Zealand are known to have very low levels of selenium. d. Those following a mostly vegetarian or vegan diet, or avoiding wheat and/or other grains may need to supplement. 2) The RDA for selenium is thought to be enough to meet needs for 97-98% of healthy people. It ranges from 20 mcg at age 1 year up to 55 mcg for age 14+ years. It is higher for those who are pregnant (60 mcg) or breastfeeding (70 mcg). 3) Re: Cancer risk. According to the NIH, “Because of its effects on DNA repair, apoptosis, and the endocrine and immune systems as well as other mechanisms, including its antioxidant properties, selenium might play a role in the prevention of cancer….” Please note that having a possible role in prevention is not the same as treatment, and so selenium could be part of your prescribed treatment for cancer, but should not be considered as a substitute for treatment. Specific cancers that seem to be of higher risk when selenium status is low are: colorectal, prostate, lung, bladder, skin, esophageal, and gastric cancers. Please note that because the amount and forms of selenium that people get in their diet, as well as other reasons like interactions between selenium and other minerals, you can find studies that support this position, as well as studies that do not find that support. Selenium matters, and it is not ALL that matters. 4) Re: Cancer treatment. “Cisplatin, an inorganic platinum chemotherapy agent, is used to treat ovarian, bladder, lung, and other cancers. Cisplatin can reduce selenium levels in hair and serum but whether these reductions have a clinically significant impact is not known. Some small studies have shown that selenium supplementation can reduce cisplatin’s toxicity but the authors of a Cochrane review concluded that the evidence that selenium supplementation alleviates the side effects of chemotherapy is insufficient” (NIH). Ask your physician and/or pharmacist to keep updated on your personal recommendations for selenium supplementation. 5) Re: Cardiovascular (heart) disease. “Selenoproteins help prevent the oxidative modification of lipids, reducing inflammation and preventing platelets from aggregating. For these reasons, experts have suggested that selenium supplements could reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease or deaths associated with cardiovascular disease” (NIH). Too much selenium is also not OK, so for serious health concerns, have your physician check your selenium levels and take it from there. 6) Re: Cognitive decline. “Serum selenium concentrations decline with age. Marginal or deficient selenium concentrations might be associated with age-related declines in brain function, possibly due to decreases in selenium’s antioxidant activity” (NIH). It seems to be that overall nutritional status (including selenium, rather than selenium levels all by themselves) are associated with mental abilities over time. 7) Re: Thyroid. “Selenium concentration is higher in the thyroid gland than in any other organ in the body, and, like iodine, selenium has important functions in thyroid hormone synthesis and metabolism” (NIH). Selenium levels seem to interact with iodine levels to impact thyroid volume, risk of goiter, and risk of thyroid tissue damage. This seems particularly important for women and those who have thyroid issues and are pregnant. 8) Re: Dialysis. Hemodialysis removes some selenium from the blood. Patients might also have a lower intake from uremia with anorexia, and dietary restrictions. 9) Re: HIV. “Selenium levels are often low in people living with HIV, possibly because of inadequate intakes (especially in developing countries), excessive losses due to diarrhea, and malabsorption. Observational studies have found an association between lower selenium concentrations in people with HIV and an increased risk of cardiomyopathy, death, and, in pregnant women, HIV transmission to offspring and early death of offspring” (NIH). 10) Re: Absorption issues. As always, if you have some condition that affect your absorption of selenium, then it may be necessary to supplement. 11) It is possible to have TOO MUCH selenium. The upper limit of what is considered to be tolerable is 400 mcg for ages 14 years old and higher. Beyond that limit, indications of too much are a garlic odor in the breath, metallic taste in the mouth, hair and nail brittleness and loss, skin lesions, nervous system lesions, nausea, diarrhea, skin rashes, mottled teeth, fatigue, and irritability. 12) You do not need to guess whether you have adequate selenium or not. Your doctor can order testing. Your physician can test concentrations in your blood or urine for your recent intake, or choose analysis of your hair or nails to check long-term intake (that means over months or years). A couple of examples of ways that your doctor might determine your status are tests for glutathione peroxidase and/or selenoprotein P. 13) When supplements are compared, the form of selenium is important. Common forms used in supplements are selenomethionine or selenium-enriched yeast (grown in a high-selenium medium) or as sodium selenite or sodium selenate. The human body absorbs more than 90% of selenomethionine but only about 50% of selenium from selenite. This can also explain why a person might have different results with different supplements. 14). This product has a combination of forms of selenium, so it may affect you differently than other selenium supplements. At a combined level of 200 mcg, it is unlikely that taking more than one capsule each day would be helpful, and it is possible that taking more than one could exceed recommended levels, even if you were directed to take a supplement. Be clear on what your doctor wants you to do! Remember that selenium and other supplements and increase, decrease, or otherwise change the effect of prescription medications. Bring your complete supplement list to your pharmacist to have it cross-checked with your prescriptions. There are also on-line drug interaction programs that check supplements, too. Those can help you to zero in on specific questions for your pharmacist and help to make sure that nothing is overlooked. This company does use 3rd party testing for purity and content, and labels products with their lot number and expiration date. That's important. Expect a clear seal on the outside, and an inner seal inside the cap. If you prefer to stick with a product that has only the L-selenomethionine form, then Source Naturals offers that, and it is also a reputable company. My doctor actually sells that one out of his office. It can be easier to check a single form against any prescriptions that you may take. Personally, I tend to switch off on which one I buy as I haven't developed a preference. All selenium supplements usually have a slight odor that might be more bothersome to women who are pregnant. I hope that this review is helpful to you in providing an overview of considerations for selenium supplementation, and how this product might fit in with your overall health plan. I did my best to point out known issues, and what you might want to be aware of to look into, further. It is important to be safe, and if you have read this far then your health is important to you, and it is great that you are doing your best to learn more! If this helped you in some way, then please click to let me know. Good health and happy shopping to you. Thanks!
Review: Provides excellent antioxidant and immune support. High-quality and easy to swallow. - I’m extremely happy with Life Extension Super Selenium Complex with Vitamin E. I appreciate that it contains multiple forms of selenium combined with vitamin E for better absorption and effectiveness. The capsules are easy to swallow and gentle on my stomach. I take this supplement to support my immune system, antioxidant protection, and overall wellness, and I truly trust the quality of this brand. Excellent product and great value—I will definitely continue purchasing.

## Features

- Found in the diets of the world’s longest-living people – People who live in “Blue Zones” have many things in common; one of them is the amount of selenium in their diets. Selenium is an antioxidant that helps your cells fight against oxidative stress.
- Heart & brain support – Selenium's ability to promote a healthy inflammatory response contributes to its support for heart and brain health, plus healthy cell division. Selenium also supports a healthy response to immune system challenges.
- Thyroid maintenance – Selenium plays a vital role in thyroid health by assisting in thyroid hormone conversion of T4 into T3. This helps your body maintain healthy thyroid function.
- Ingredients matter – We use only the finest raw ingredients with the purity and potency you deserve. The majority of our products are non-GMO, gluten-free and manufactured in the USA—and a Certificate of Analysis is available for every one.
- Live your healthiest life – We believe the answers to a healthier life are within reach, and that scientific research is the key to getting us there. That’s why so many of our formulas feature specific ingredients and amounts based on scientific studies.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B009EA6FZG |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Allergen Information | Gluten Free |
| Best Sellers Rank | #10,385 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #7 in Selenium Mineral Supplements #1,070 in Sales & Deals |
| Brand | Life Extension |
| Brand Name | Life Extension |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 6,841 Reviews |
| Diet Type | Gluten Free, Vegetarian |
| Flavor | Unflavored |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00737870177814 |
| Item Form | Capsule |
| Item Nype Name | Selenium Complex with Vitamin E |
| Item Weight | 0.06 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Life Extension |
| Material Type Free | Gluten Free, Non-GMO |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Primary Supplement Type | Selenium (as Se-Methyl L-Selenocysteine, L-selenomethionine (yeast free), sodium selenite), Vitamin E (as D-alpha tocopheryl succinate) Primary Supplement Type Selenium (as Se-Methyl L-Selenocysteine, L-selenomethionine (yeast free), sodium selenite), Vitamin E (as D-alpha tocopheryl succinate) See more |
| Product Benefits | Helps maintain normal thyroid & immune function in healthy individuals, Promotes heart health, brain health and healthy cell division, Supports the body against oxidative damage Product Benefits Helps maintain normal thyroid & immune function in healthy individuals, Promotes heart health, brain health and healthy cell division, Supports the body against oxidative damage See more |
| UPC | 737870177814 |
| Unit Count | 100 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Life Extension
- **Flavor:** Unflavored
- **Item Form:** Capsule
- **Unit Count:** 100 Count

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What does selenium do for your body?**
A: Selenium is an antioxidant, protecting your cells from oxidative stress, and it plays an important role in immune system and thyroid health.

**Q: Who should take selenium?**
A: If you don’t normally eat foods rich in selenium, like Brazil nuts, seafood and organ meats, you may want to take a selenium supplement to protect your health.

**Q: Is selenium an antioxidant?**
A: Yes! As an antioxidant, selenium helps fight signs of aging due to oxidative stress in the body.

**Q: What food is highest in selenium?**
A: Brazil nuts, seafood, and organ meats are the richest food sources of selenium. Brazil nuts take the top spot, with about 544 mcg of selenium per ounce.

**Q: Does selenium give you energy?**
A: Although selenium supplements are not intended for energy, selenium’s support of thyroid function may benefit energy levels for certain individuals.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Avoid too much or too little; there is a lot to know!
*by A***R on August 13, 2018*

Selenium is important for human health. A deficiency causes problems; too much is also a concern. This review begins with a brief overview of information from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), to put this into a larger context. 1) Most people get enough selenium from their diet. This has been confirmed through studies of intake from food and supplements (2009–2010 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES)) as well as studies of serum levels (NHANES data from 2003–2004). a. Foods that provide the most selenium are brazil nuts, seafoods, and organ meats. Additional sources are muscle meats, cereals , breads and other grains, dairy products, poultry and eggs. b. The amount of selenium in food will vary depending upon region and soil conditions. c. Some areas of China, some European countries, and New Zealand are known to have very low levels of selenium. d. Those following a mostly vegetarian or vegan diet, or avoiding wheat and/or other grains may need to supplement. 2) The RDA for selenium is thought to be enough to meet needs for 97-98% of healthy people. It ranges from 20 mcg at age 1 year up to 55 mcg for age 14+ years. It is higher for those who are pregnant (60 mcg) or breastfeeding (70 mcg). 3) Re: Cancer risk. According to the NIH, “Because of its effects on DNA repair, apoptosis, and the endocrine and immune systems as well as other mechanisms, including its antioxidant properties, selenium might play a role in the prevention of cancer….” Please note that having a possible role in prevention is not the same as treatment, and so selenium could be part of your prescribed treatment for cancer, but should not be considered as a substitute for treatment. Specific cancers that seem to be of higher risk when selenium status is low are: colorectal, prostate, lung, bladder, skin, esophageal, and gastric cancers. Please note that because the amount and forms of selenium that people get in their diet, as well as other reasons like interactions between selenium and other minerals, you can find studies that support this position, as well as studies that do not find that support. Selenium matters, and it is not ALL that matters. 4) Re: Cancer treatment. “Cisplatin, an inorganic platinum chemotherapy agent, is used to treat ovarian, bladder, lung, and other cancers. Cisplatin can reduce selenium levels in hair and serum but whether these reductions have a clinically significant impact is not known. Some small studies have shown that selenium supplementation can reduce cisplatin’s toxicity but the authors of a Cochrane review concluded that the evidence that selenium supplementation alleviates the side effects of chemotherapy is insufficient” (NIH). Ask your physician and/or pharmacist to keep updated on your personal recommendations for selenium supplementation. 5) Re: Cardiovascular (heart) disease. “Selenoproteins help prevent the oxidative modification of lipids, reducing inflammation and preventing platelets from aggregating. For these reasons, experts have suggested that selenium supplements could reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease or deaths associated with cardiovascular disease” (NIH). Too much selenium is also not OK, so for serious health concerns, have your physician check your selenium levels and take it from there. 6) Re: Cognitive decline. “Serum selenium concentrations decline with age. Marginal or deficient selenium concentrations might be associated with age-related declines in brain function, possibly due to decreases in selenium’s antioxidant activity” (NIH). It seems to be that overall nutritional status (including selenium, rather than selenium levels all by themselves) are associated with mental abilities over time. 7) Re: Thyroid. “Selenium concentration is higher in the thyroid gland than in any other organ in the body, and, like iodine, selenium has important functions in thyroid hormone synthesis and metabolism” (NIH). Selenium levels seem to interact with iodine levels to impact thyroid volume, risk of goiter, and risk of thyroid tissue damage. This seems particularly important for women and those who have thyroid issues and are pregnant. 8) Re: Dialysis. Hemodialysis removes some selenium from the blood. Patients might also have a lower intake from uremia with anorexia, and dietary restrictions. 9) Re: HIV. “Selenium levels are often low in people living with HIV, possibly because of inadequate intakes (especially in developing countries), excessive losses due to diarrhea, and malabsorption. Observational studies have found an association between lower selenium concentrations in people with HIV and an increased risk of cardiomyopathy, death, and, in pregnant women, HIV transmission to offspring and early death of offspring” (NIH). 10) Re: Absorption issues. As always, if you have some condition that affect your absorption of selenium, then it may be necessary to supplement. 11) It is possible to have TOO MUCH selenium. The upper limit of what is considered to be tolerable is 400 mcg for ages 14 years old and higher. Beyond that limit, indications of too much are a garlic odor in the breath, metallic taste in the mouth, hair and nail brittleness and loss, skin lesions, nervous system lesions, nausea, diarrhea, skin rashes, mottled teeth, fatigue, and irritability. 12) You do not need to guess whether you have adequate selenium or not. Your doctor can order testing. Your physician can test concentrations in your blood or urine for your recent intake, or choose analysis of your hair or nails to check long-term intake (that means over months or years). A couple of examples of ways that your doctor might determine your status are tests for glutathione peroxidase and/or selenoprotein P. 13) When supplements are compared, the form of selenium is important. Common forms used in supplements are selenomethionine or selenium-enriched yeast (grown in a high-selenium medium) or as sodium selenite or sodium selenate. The human body absorbs more than 90% of selenomethionine but only about 50% of selenium from selenite. This can also explain why a person might have different results with different supplements. 14). This product has a combination of forms of selenium, so it may affect you differently than other selenium supplements. At a combined level of 200 mcg, it is unlikely that taking more than one capsule each day would be helpful, and it is possible that taking more than one could exceed recommended levels, even if you were directed to take a supplement. Be clear on what your doctor wants you to do! Remember that selenium and other supplements and increase, decrease, or otherwise change the effect of prescription medications. Bring your complete supplement list to your pharmacist to have it cross-checked with your prescriptions. There are also on-line drug interaction programs that check supplements, too. Those can help you to zero in on specific questions for your pharmacist and help to make sure that nothing is overlooked. This company does use 3rd party testing for purity and content, and labels products with their lot number and expiration date. That's important. Expect a clear seal on the outside, and an inner seal inside the cap. If you prefer to stick with a product that has only the L-selenomethionine form, then Source Naturals offers that, and it is also a reputable company. My doctor actually sells that one out of his office. It can be easier to check a single form against any prescriptions that you may take. Personally, I tend to switch off on which one I buy as I haven't developed a preference. All selenium supplements usually have a slight odor that might be more bothersome to women who are pregnant. I hope that this review is helpful to you in providing an overview of considerations for selenium supplementation, and how this product might fit in with your overall health plan. I did my best to point out known issues, and what you might want to be aware of to look into, further. It is important to be safe, and if you have read this far then your health is important to you, and it is great that you are doing your best to learn more! If this helped you in some way, then please click to let me know. Good health and happy shopping to you. Thanks!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Provides excellent antioxidant and immune support. High-quality and easy to swallow.
*by M***H on January 14, 2026*

I’m extremely happy with Life Extension Super Selenium Complex with Vitamin E. I appreciate that it contains multiple forms of selenium combined with vitamin E for better absorption and effectiveness. The capsules are easy to swallow and gentle on my stomach. I take this supplement to support my immune system, antioxidant protection, and overall wellness, and I truly trust the quality of this brand. Excellent product and great value—I will definitely continue purchasing.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I like that it combines selenium with vitamin E
*by E***Z on August 28, 2025*

I’ve been taking Life Extension’s Selenium Complex with Vitamin E for a little while now, and I’m pretty happy with it. I mainly started using it for the antioxidant support and overall immune health, and so far I feel good—more steady energy during the day and just generally healthier. It doesn’t upset my stomach like some supplements I’ve tried, which is a big plus. I think it’s a solid product if you’re looking to boost your selenium intake with the added bonus of vitamin E.

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