Overview
Minerals are essential for human health. They are classified into two equally important groups: major minerals and trace minerals. Major minerals include calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, chloride, and magnesium. Trace minerals include iron, zinc, iodine, sulfur, cobalt, copper, fluoride, manganese, and selenium.
Potential Benefits
Minerals are important for various functions in the body such as building strong bones and teeth, regulating metabolism, and maintaining a healthy immune system.
Provide essential electrical energy to revitalize normal cells. Boost absorption and bioavailability of all nutrients. Provide alkalizing minerals to encourage proper PH body. Support the natural removal of harmful pollutants from the body, help to form a strong immune system and promotes digestive well-being. Also contributes healthy cognitive function, promotes sound restful sleep, stimulates the body’s natural detoxification processes, supports normal hormone balance and healthy metabolic function, provides antioxidant support for cell protection from free radicals, replenishes key electrolytes, enhances cellular energy, assists the body’s natural healing and obtain proper oxygenation levels.