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I have been taking colloidal minerals for quite a while now, ever since I ruptured my Achilles and realised "health" foods were not all they were made out to be. Sure, I agree its important to eat natural foods but its effectivness depends upon if we can;
- Metabolize and absorb it
- The quality of its mineral content
- The variety of minerals we get from the lack of food variety we eat
As can be seen from the picture above, it is quite a delicate matter to be in the correct zone to pick up and utilize iodine. As you may also notice, hydrogen, carbon, oxygen etc are all for easier to pick up and use due to the broader range. If you went without them you'd certainly know about it. As we go up the chart we tend to find vitamins and minerals that when we lack them lead to chronic health conditions.
So you may still be confused, surely supplementing is of little effect if the individual is in the wrong range? Many years ago I did a post on pH about flu, colds, and sore throats which showed you how to avoid them. This was posted way back in 2006, and while my research has changed, the concept is still a valid one. We can assess our pH, either by testing, or even in the case of my old post using our current health to guess our pH. From there we can then use foods and supplements to move our pH into range (this is a tricky task that require a fair bit of knowledge).
By using of colloidal size particles which are rich in 66 minerals including phosphate, calcium, iron, and other traces minerals they are readily available to the body. Minerals cannot be assimilated directly into the human body unless in the correct pH range because the particles are too big. They become 100% available regardless of your pH meaning that you can begin remineralizing while we work on correcting your pH balance using other methods.
How would you know if you were deficient in minerals? A big indicator is our bones, teeth, and fingernails. Tooth decay,cavities, and clear almost see through areas on your front teeth indicate a possible deficiency in certain minerals. Ridges on your fingernails points us towards the thinking that you are lacking in the phosphate form of calcium. If your pregnant you are obviously using extra minerals hence the free dental care in the UK for anyone that is pregnant.
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