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MYTH I:  Crushed, ground or pulverized minerals from hard rock mining are equally as effective and nutritious as minerals imbedded in clays.
MYTH II: Montmorillonite is just another name for Bentonite.
MYTH III: All Diatomaceous earths are created equally.
MYTH IV: Chelation merely disguises minerals otherwise in their metallic state to allow for absorption of unwanted heavy metals, potentially toxic in dosages larger than organisms can reasonably accommodate.
MYTH V: Colloidal Minerals occur in such huge molecules that absorption is actually decreased.
MYTH VI: Minerals in liquefied emulsions achieve more rapid absorption, hence are more effective and therefore cheaper in the long-run.
MYTH VII: Any product that says “Ionic” on it means it is better than those that do not.
DNA If you agreed  with any of these fallacious statements, we recommend you consult your doctor.
Vitamins For additional, reliable information please consult  www.colloidaltraceminerals.net
Table Major Elements in the Human Body

         

       

 

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