Microbiotic Mineral Content
The Microbiotic mineral complex contains
over 70 trace elements. These elements are complexed by microbes from the
contents of formerly living cells, made up primarily of plant matter. The
complex these microbes form is a strong natural electrolyte and is also rich in
phyto chemicals, phyto nutrients, and other micro-nutrients, contributing a wide
assortment of positive nutritional building blocks. The amount of separate
elements is only a trace (most under 1 part per million). The elements in
the complex which are over 1 part per million are in amounts all less than 1
gram per liter. Though all of these amounts seem very small, it must be
remembered that they are organically chelated within a molecular structure that
is totally absorbed in digestion. In addition, these are balanced
complexes from living cells and the benefits they provide to those cells is
remarkable. Our cells benefit from these same remarkable complexes.
It must be emphasized too, that these complexes would be in foods grown in
fertile bio-active soils. These soils are no longer available from
depleted lands where western agricultural practices have been used.
One of the trace elements in the complex is
aluminum. Many have asked if this was safe. If a person consumed 1
ounce of the Microbiotic solution per day, it would amount to less than 3 mg. of
aluminum. One seventh of the earth's crust is composed of aluminum.
It is therefore an element that we are in constant contact with. All
vegetables, grains, and fruits contain aluminum in amounts ranging from 10 to
200 parts per million. Beans and other legumes, contain the highest
amounts of aluminum found in foods at 1,640 ppm. A 1 ounce serving of
green vegetables contains approximately 6 mg of aluminum. A 1 ounce
serving of beans contains over 46 mg of aluminum.
Aluminum has been found to activate enzymes
that remove hydrogen from compounds that can then be oxidized. Its
presence was found to increase the survival rate of newborn infants.
Aluminum, in trace amounts, as we would expect from a natural substance common
in our foods, has a positive nutritional function.
The key again is to remember that the
Microbiotic complex is formed within living cells (microbes) during their life
function. The complexes they form were previous ingredients of living
cells (mostly plant matter). These complexes play a prominent role in all
life functions on planet Earth. The elements contained in this organic
complex form are both safe and beneficial.
A Certificate of Analysis and Material
Safety Data Sheets are available upon request.
Copyright 6/26/2000