Benefits of Minerals ..5

Benefits of Minerals ..5
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7... Sodium
  • Acts as an electrolyte (regulates the electrical communication between cells)
  • Assists the body in preventing blood clots
  • Maintains proper body water distribution
  • Assists in maintaining proper acidity/alkaline levels
  • Aids in the transmission of nerve impulses
  • Although excess levels can raise blood pressure, reasonable levels actually lower blood pressure levels
  • Assists in the breakdown of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats

Trace Minerals


8...  Chromium
  • Works in conjunction with insulin to metabolize sugar and stabilize blood sugar levels
  • Reduces cholesterol and triglyceride levels to reduce the probability of heart attacks and strokes
  • Assists in the transportation of amino acids
  • Controls appetite
  • Assists in the control of fat levels within the body
  • Reduces the probability of contracting cancer, heart conditions, and diabetes
  • Aids in the production and retention of muscle tissue

9...  Fluoride
  • Promotes mineralization of developing tooth enamel and reduces probability of tooth decay
  • Aids in the maintenance of bone structure
  • One of the primary agents in the restoration of lost or depleted minerals
  • Has been shown to be a helpful component in the prevention of osteoporosis

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