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  • Colloidal Minerals: Trace Minerals Lost From Our Diet, Found In Ancient Plants  By : James Zeller
    Colloidal Minerals lost from our farming lands leave our crops devoid of essiential minerals required for good health. Now that we know the minerals are not in our food, where do we look to supplement our body needs? A look into plants millions of years old reveals a source available today...

    Living a healthy life is a major challenge in our lives today. In spite of all the hype about a healthy diet, exercise and numerous supplements, good health in the true sense of the w...
  • Dieters Need More Calcium  By : Marilyn Pokorney
    Women on diets need more calcium than normal to avoid bone loss, say Rutgers University researchers.

    Studies showed a weight loss diet of 1.5 pounds a week for 6 weeks cuts absorption of calcium. In 57 postmenopausal dieters it was discovered that those women who took 1,800 mg of calcium a day absorbed 78 percent more calcium than those who took only 1,000 mg a day. To prevent bone loss, women dieting after menopause should get 1,700 mg of calcium a day, the experts say.
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  • Magnesium and its Importance  By :
    Magnesium is a mineral that not many of us give any thought to. However, magnesium is very important to include in our diet and deficiencies of magnesium can be dangerous. We should all be eating a healthy and balanced diet, and it is important to know all of the vitamins and minerals we need to be getting.
  • Why You Need To Be Aware Of Your Copper Levels  By : Steve P Smith
    The human body contains more copper than any other mineral, except iron and zinc, and has been known to be essential for both human and animal health since the earliest days of Western medicine. Yet even now the full range of copper’s many functions is believed to be imperfectly understood, and researchers are still learning more.

    Copper principally acts within the body as a key component of many of the enzymes which govern its vital physiological processes and biochemical...
  • Iron Is One Of The Body’s Most Vital Minerals – But You May Well Be Getting Too Much  By : Steve P Smith
    Iron is probably the best known of all the essential minerals found in the human body; and this is not surprising since it is vital for the formation of hundreds of the proteins and enzymes on which health depends. But iron deficiency is nevertheless one of the commonest nutritional problems seen worldwide and is surprisingly prevalent even in the affluent West, particularly amongst vegetarians and those who consume little or no red meat.

    Unfortunately the solution is not ...
  • Did You Know There Is One Mineral That Could Change Your Life Forever?  By :
    Did you know there is one mineral that could affect the way you feel and change the way you live life forever? Yes that’s correct – forever - magnesium is that mineral! More than 50% of all Americans consume less then the required amounts of magnesium to stay healthy.

    You might be wondering how you would know if you are deficient in magnesium and where you can get a test. Unfortunately it is not that simple. A magnesium test is available from your doctor, but when most peo...
  • A Lesser Known Mineral, But Potassium Is Vital For Every Single Cell  By : Steve P Smith
    Potassium is one of the most important minerals for human health, playing an essential role in maintaining the correct electro-chemical balance in cells and the proper functioning of cell membranes. This role makes potassium vital for muscle contraction (including the heart muscle), the transmission of nerve impulses, the regulation of blood sugar levels and the synthesis of vital proteins and acids. The maintenance of proper potassium levels within cells, particularly in rel...
  • Too Much Calcium Can Be a Problem  By : Robert1
    Many people take calcium supplements, mainly because of concerns with bone deterioration and osteoporosis. Our bones are made from calcium and so logic dictates that if we are losing bone mass, we must need more calcium. The truth is that most people need magnesium supplements like Natural Calm Magnesium before they need calcium supplements.




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