Description

• Boron, Manganese, and Molybdenum are trace minerals typically contained in wild-quality plant foods, which are no longer a consistent part of our diet
• Symptoms of Deficiency: Boron: impaired brain function, impaired immune response, Manganese: poor bone growth, low fertility, impaired glucose tolerance, Molybdenum: intellectual disability, seizures, headache, nausea, vomiting (poor sulfur metabolism)
• Highly available: Since this is in a liquid form it will be digested almost immediately in the upper intestine, leaving no concerns of bioavailability.
• Best Form: Minerals bound to amino acids balance of bioavailability, minimal processing, and digestibility, making it the best choice for supplementing.
• Daily Dosing: The amount of trace minerals in 1 serving is equivalent to one day of eating high quality wild foods, so the dose may need to be higher to fix a severe deficiency. Very important contrasting minerals to a carnivore diet.