| Minerals |
Description |
Sources |
Ca
Calcium
RDI 1000mg |
Essential for maximizing the development
of peak bone mass. Also essential in heart functioning and blood clotting. Assists in iron
metabolism and is essential to the nervous system. |
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Cr
Chromium
RDI 120mg |
Chromium influences the performance of
insulin within the body by breaking down sugar so that it can be used. Aids in developing
lean muscle mass. |
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Cu
Copper
RDI 2mg |
A mineral protectant for autoimmune
disorders. Aids in oxidizing fatty acids. Is essential for cell life, brain activity,
heartbeat, bone function, nerve transmission and muscle movement. |
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Fe
Iron
RDI 18mg |
Low levels can lead to anemia, lethargy
and fatigue. Is essential in transportation of oxygen in blood, formation of red blood
cells and works to build, strengthen and replace worn tissues. |
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Mg
Magnesium
RDI 400mg |
Is the prime regulator of calcium flow
within cells. Necessary for vitamin C, phosphorus, sodium and potassium metabolism.
Essential in nerve and muscle functioning, blood sugar conversion and cardiovascular
health. |
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Mn
Manganese
RDI 20mg |
Essential to several enzymatic reactions
in bacteria that convert glucose to pyruvate through an intermediate agent forming ATP.
Maintains healthy nerves and ensures correct bone development and health. |
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Mo
Molybdenum
RDI 75mg |
Aids in carbohydrate and fat metabolism.
Helps in preventing anemia. Promotes well being. |
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K
Potassium
RDI 3500 mcg |
Essential in nerve and muscle function,
works with sodium to regulate the bodys heartbeat and water balance. |
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Se
Selenium
RDI 70mcg |
Has high antioxidant properties in
connection with cancer reduction and prevention. Acts to help cells defend themselves
against free radical damage. Works with the heart and synergistically with vitamin E. |
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Zn
Zinc
RDI 15mg |
Is an Essential nutrient directing
efficient flow of body processes and enzyme system maintenance. Aids in protein synthesis,
insulin formation. Important for blood stability and muscle contraction. Normalizes the
prostate and is important in the development of all reproductive organs. |
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