If you’ve missed the previous articles on Minerals you can click on the links below: Essential Minerals: Part 1 Essential Minerals: Part 2 Essential Minerals: Part 3 Essential Minerals: Part 4 Introduction It is important to remember that we are connected to the...

Introduction In the last article we were introduced to mineral synergism with respect to a third of the essential minerals. In terms of the other 2 thirds not much research has been completed so we have no data concerning synergism nor antagonism for the trace...

Introduction In the previous article we discussed the relationship between Selenium, Molybdenum and Sulphur. In this article we discuss in some depth Chromium and other minerals such as Vanadium and Zinc concerning Diabetes. We also have included a synergistic mineral...

Introduction In the previous article we discussed the relationship between calcium, sodium, potassium and phosphorous, we mentioned the critical purpose of the many sodium/potassium pumps that are embedded in the membranes of every cell to assist the substance...

Introduction Anyone who studied Chemistry in school are aware of the periodic table of elements originally compiled with empty entries that would be filled in later once they were discovered. The brilliant chemist Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev born 1834 near Tobolsk,...

Table 1: Essential Amino Acid Profiles Introduction We as humans biologically would not exist without amino acids which are the building blocks of life itself.  Amino acids are made from Carbon,Hydrogen,Oxygen,Nitrogen and (some) Sulphur.When the body requires protein...