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Megamins skips one step in the process. They are already in their ionic form. What does this mean to you? It means a lot! When you get older, you produce less hydrochloric acid in the stomach, which in turn causes less ionization of the minerals to occur. If the mineral particles are not ionized they will not be absorbed. Thus, Megamins is much easier to assimilate than colloidal minerals. Five percent of human body weight is comprised of minerals which are the catalysts for all major body functions. Vitamins cannot be utilized by the body without the correct proportions of minerals. Minerals help transport nutrients into cells. The blood and tissue fluids have to maintain the proper pH balance and minerals are responsible for keeping them from becoming too acidic or alkaline. Even a slight variance in the blood concentration of important chemicals can have severe adverse effects. All minerals work synergistically with one another and help carry electrical current or nervous system messages throughout the body. The proper balance of minerals in the body can make the difference between vitality and lack of wellbeing. MegaMins will help ensure that your body gets the best Mother Nature has to offer!

Aluminum, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Antimony, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral. Barium, Mineral. A minor mineral with the highest content found in bones, lungs, and eyes. Beryllium, Mineral. Beryllium is a minor mineral found in the soft tissue. Bismuth, Mineral. Bismuth is a minor mineral. It is the active ingredient in "Pepto Bismol." Boron, Mineral. Aids in calcium absorption, as well as magnesium and phosphorus absorption. Bromide, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Cadmium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, are absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Calcium, Mineral. Vital for the formation of strong bones and teeth and for the maintenance of healthy gums. It is also important in the maintenance of regular heartbeat and the transmission of nerve impulses. Calcium lowers cholesterol levels and helps prevent cardiovascular disease. It is needed for muscular growth and contraction, and for the prevention of muscle cramps. This important mineral is essential in blood clotting, may lower blood pressure, and prevent bone loss associated with osteoporosis. Carbon, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Cerium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Cesium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Chloride, Mineral. Chloride helps maintain the acid balance in the body's cells and fluids, and is essential to good health. Without it, the delicate chemical balance cannot be maintained. Chromium, Mineral. Chromium is essential for good health and works in conjunction with the hormone insulin, which regulates metabolism and blood sugar levels. Chromium may reduce body fat while maintaining and building lean muscle, reducing elevated cholesterol levels and improving glucose control. Cobalt, Mineral. Cobalt is closely related to Vitamin B12, and is therefore essential to the production of the red blood cells that carry oxygen throughout the body. Copper, Mineral. Among its many functions, copper aids in the formation of bone, hemoglobin, and red blood cells, and works in balance with zinc and Vitamin C to form elastin. It is involved in the healing process, energy production, hair and skin coloring, and taste sensitivity. Copper is essential in the formation of collagen. Dysprosium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Erbium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Europium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Fluorine, Mineral. Same as fluoride, helps prevent tooth decay. Gadolinium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Gallium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Germanium, Mineral. Improves cellular oxygenation. Keeps the immune system functioning properly, and rids the body of toxins and poisons. Gold, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Holmium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Indium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Iodine, Mineral. Helps metabolize excess fat and is important for physical and mental development. It is needed for a healthy thyroid gland and the prevention of goiter. Iodine deficiency has been linked to breast cancer and is associated with fatigue, hypothyroidism, and weight gain. Iridium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Iron, Mineral. Perhaps the most important of iron's functions in the body is the production of hemoglobin and myoglobin (the form of hemoglobin found in muscle tissue) and the oxygenation of red blood cells. Iron is also required for a healthy immune system and for energy production. Deficiency is most often caused by insufficient intake, however may result from intestinal bleeding, excessive menstrual bleeding, a diet high in phosphorus, poor digestion, long term illness, ulcers, prolonged use of antacids, excessive coffee or tea consumption, and other causes. Strenuous exercise and heavy perspiration deplete iron from the body. Deficiencies may result in anemia, brittle hair, difficulty swallowing, digestive disturbances, dizziness, fatigue, fragile bones, hair loss, inflammation of tissues of the mouth, nails that are spoon-shaped or have ridges, nervousness, obesity, pallor and slowed mental reactions. Lanthanum, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Lithium, Mineral. A trace mineral that is said to reduce aggressiveness, violence and depression. Magnesium, Mineral. Magnesium promotes absorption and use of the minerals such as calcium, helps move sodium and potassium across the cell membranes, is involved in the metabolism of proteins, and turns on essential enzymes. Magnesium helps bones grow and teeth remain strong. It enables nerve impulses to travel through the body, keeps the metabolism in balance, and helps the muscles, including the heart, to work properly. Manganese, Mineral. Manganese is used in energy production and is required for normal bone growth and for reproduction. It is also used in the formation of cartilage and synovial (lubricating) fluid of the joints. Molybdenum, Mineral. This mineral is found in the liver, bones, and kidneys. It promotes normal cell function and is a component of the metabolic enzyme xanthine oxidase. A low intake is associated with mouth and gum disorders and cancer. A deficiency may cause impotence in males. Those whose diets are high in refined and processed foods are at risk for deficiency. Neodymium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Nickel, Mineral. A mineral of which only trace amounts are needed. It is thought to be involved in the body's use of fats and the blood sugar glucose. A deficiency may aggravate anemia. Niobium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Osmium, Mineral. Trace mineral occurring in plants and water. Palladium, Mineral. Trace mineral occurring in plants and water. Phosphorus, Mineral. This mineral assists the body in the utilization of vitamins and the conversion of food to energy. It is also needed for bone and tooth formation, cell growth, contraction of the heart muscle, and kidney function. A deficiency can lead to anxiety, bone pain, fatigue, irregular breathing, numbness, skin sensitivity, trembling, weakness, and weight changes. Platinum, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Potassium, Mineral. This mineral is important for a healthy nervous system and a regular heart rhythm. It may help prevent stroke, aids in proper muscle contraction, and works with sodium to control the body's water balance. It also regulates the transfer of nutrients through cell membranes. This function of potassium has been shown to decrease with age, which may account for some of the circulatory damage, lethargy, and weakness experienced by older people. Tobacco and caffeine reduce potassium absorption. Praseodymium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Rherium, Mineral. Trace minerals found in plants and water. Rhodium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Rubidium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Ruthenium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Samarium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Scandium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Selenium, Mineral. Selenium's principal function is to inhibit the oxidation of lipids (fats). It is a vital antioxidant, especially when combined with vitamin E. It protects the immune system by preventing the formation of free radicals, which can damage the body. Deficiency has been linked to cancer and heart disease. Silicon, Mineral. The mineral silicon is necessary for the formation of collagen for bones and connective tissue, for healthy nails, skin and hair, and for calcium absorption. It is needed to maintain flexible arteries and plays a major role in preventing heart disease. It stimulates the immune system and inhibits the aging process in tissues. Silicon levels decrease with aging, so elderly people need larger amounts. Boron, calcium, magnesium, manganese and potassium aid in the effective utilization of silicon. Silver, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Sodium, Mineral. Sodium is necessary for maintaining proper water balance and blood pH. It is also needed for stomach, nerve and muscle function. Strontium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Sulfate. Sodium compound from sulfuric acid.

Tantalum, Mineral. Trace mineral found in plants and waste. Tellerium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, are absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Terbium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Thallium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Thorium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Thulium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Tin, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Titanium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Tungsten, Herb. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Uranium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health. Vanadium, Mineral. Vanadium is a mineral needed in trace amounts. It is needed for the formation of bones, teeth, and cartilage development. A deficiency may be linked to cardiovascular and kidney disease, impaired reproductive ability, and increased infant mortality. Zinc, Mineral. This mineral is important in prostate gland function and the growth of the reproductive organs. It may prevent acne and regulate the activity of oil glands. It is required for protein synthesis and collagen formation, and promotes a healthy immune system and the healing of wounds. It protects the liver from chemical damage and is vital for bone formation. Zirconium, Mineral. A trace mineral that, like most, is absorbed by plants from the growing soil. There is very little research available regarding this mineral with regards to health.

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