Minerals: Trace

Calcium Basics

Most of us get enough calcium, but not enough supporting nutrients to use it properly. Most need to take more magnesium to be balanced… Read More

Introduction to Biological Transmutation

How your body can transmute elements, an amazing feat that requires a fusion plasma reactor otherwise. Read More

Himalayan Crystal Salt Brine Therapy

Himalayan Crystal Salt Brine has a multitude of uses and health benefits. Excellent for immunity, skin troubles, balance your pH, detoxify and so much more… Read More

Trace Minerals Produce a Major Effect

Trace minerals are quickly expended by exposure to cell phones, computers, televisions, microwaves, living in cities, living near high power lines and being around a lot of electrical equipment or appliances. Read More

Zinc

Zinc helps the body eliminate excess cholesterol. Zinc supports a more rapid rate of healing and even has a role in night vision. Zinc’s benefits are all encompassing. Read More

Vitamins and Minerals Overview

Studies have found that elderly people living in their own homes, often have dietary deficiencies Read More

Trace Minerals Review

Trace Minerals are required, although unappreciated – we must get enough to keep in balance. Read More

QuintEssential: Beyond Seawater

The only naturally occurring source of organically balanced full spectrum nutrients is seawater, but not just any seawater. Read More

Strontium as Trace Mineral

Strontium may help improve the cell structure and mineral matrix of the bones and teeth, adding strength and helping to prevent tooth decay or soft bones, though it is now known if low body levels of strontium causes these problems. Read More

Potassium

Potassium has many roles, especially intracellular fluid balance, and cell membrane effects such as muscle contraction, nerve impulse conduction, and cell permeability. Read More

Copper, Iodine and Strontium

Most of the strontium (good or bad) in your body resides in your bone marrow – the prime factory of your immune system’s cells… Read More

Molybdenum

Molybdenum is involved in many important biological processes, possibly including development of the nervous system, waste processing in the kidneys, and energy production in cells. Read More