The Benefits of Organically Complexed Trace Minerals

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Benefits of Organically Complexed Trace Minerals

• 2013

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The human body requires both major and trace
minerals to maintain optimum health

• Trace minerals are required in very small
  amountsgenerally less than 100 milligrams per
  day--but they are vital micronutrients essential
  to good health.
• The key trace elements include iron, iodine,
  cobalt, chromium, copper, zinc, manganese,
  selenium and molybdenum.
• They are natures catalysts, enabling the work of
  enzymes, which generate all metabolic processes
  necessary for life.

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Breaking it DownWhat is Organically Complexed?

• To supplement your diet, choose truly
  organicin the scientific sense of the
  wordtrace minerals.
• Organic refers to materials that contain living
  carbon (not synthetic carbonate).
• Scientists believe fulvic acid bridges the gap
  between inert trace minerals and living, 100
  organically complexed (carbon-based) trace
  minerals, poly-electrolytes, and metalo-enzymes.

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Breaking it DownWhat is Fulvic Acid?

• Fulvic acid, the end product of nature's
  decomposition process, is proven to have unique
  abilities for intra-cellular detoxification.
• Fulvic acid consists of 100 organically
  complexed and ultra-tiny molecules which easily
  penetrate human tissues and cells.
• Fulvic acid is available as a liquid supplement
  that stimulates metabolism and boosts the immune
  system.

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Why Add Fulvic Acid to a Daily Health Regimen?

• Fulvic Acid Concentrate, developed by HumaLife,
  offers an easy-to-use liquid, easily added to the
  health regimen with just a few drops daily.
• This brand offers the highest and purest
  concentration available at 3.
• Fulvic Acid can help regrow cells, repair
  cellular DNA, enhance nutrient absorption and
  speed up detoxification.

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Fulvic AcidHow Does it Work?

• Fulvic Acid enhances health by surrounding
  inorganic substancesor toxinswith a living
  carbon, then breaking them into tiny, organically
  complexed molecules that are more easily flushed
  from the system.
• The same cellular process works to transport 100
  organically microcomplexed trace minerals into
  the system more effectively, through the small
  intestine, where most nutrition is absorbed.
• As a result, vital trace minerals are linked to a
  protein or other organic carrier, assuring that
  the mineral has the best chance of being absorbed
  via digestive pathways. Its less likely to get
  tied up (complexed) with other substances which
  pass through undigested.

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Consider the consequences of inadequate trace
minerals in the diet.

• One of the most important is iodine. It is
  required for the biosynthesis of thyroxinean
  essential thyroid hormoneand for the health of
  other organs including the stomach, breast,
  salivary glands, thymus and more. As a result, we
  need larger quantities of it than many other
  trace minerals.
• Iodine supplements may help avoid a diet
  deficiency. Without adequate iodine, the thyroid
  is unable to make thyroid hormone, causing it to
  enlarge, which results in a condition known as
  goiter.
• Iodine deficiency is the leading preventable
  cause of intellectual disabilities, affecting
  about two billion people per year.

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What About Zinc?

• Zinc is another trace mineral considered
  essential to public health.
• Zinc deficiency affects about two billion people
  in the developing world and is associated with
  diseases as well as inhibiting growth in
  children. It can increase susceptibility to
  infections and lead to diarrhea which in turn
  contributes to the death of about 800,000
  children worldwide per year.
• Oysters, lobster and red meats, especially beef,
  lamb and liver, have some of the highest
  concentrations of zinc found in foods. When there
  is adequate zinc in the soil, foods that contain
  the most zinc are wheat, some seeds, beans and
  nuts.

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The More You Know, the Better You Feel

• Throughout the developed and developing world,
  soils have become deficient in essential trace
  elements, leading to nutritional shortfalls in
  vital foods.
• A complete, balanced diet is the foundation for
  good nutrition. Supplements play an important
  role in replacing missing trace elements that are
  the key to wellness.
• Read more about trace minerals and other life
  enhancing products in our Blog, or check the
  website for more in-depth articles and podcasts
  on all your health concerns.

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of supplements and multi-vitamins that help
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