Calcium Calcium makes your bones and teeth strong, and helps your muscles contract and your blood clot. More...
Chromium Chromium appears to enhance the performance of the hormone insulin and is part of the glucose tolerance factor. More...
Copper Used by man for millennia to make tools, copper also plays a vital role within the body. More...
Fluoride Fluoride hardens your bones and tooth enamel. This mineral is also absorbed into a child’s teeth as they form. More...
Iodine Iodine is a mineral essential for the functioning of the thyroid gland in making the thyroid hormones. More...
Iron Two thirds of your body’s iron is found in haemoglobin, the red pigment of red blood cells that transports oxygen. More...
Magnesium Magnesium is a mineral stored in your body tissues. It plays a role in more than 300 enzyme reactions in the body. More...
Manganese Manganese plays a role in maintaining blood sugar levels and may protect against some diseases and cancers. More...
Molybdenum Molybdenum acts as co-factor to a number of important enzymes needed for nutrition, fertility and immunity. More...
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Phosphorus Phosphorus is a mineral and important nutrient for the growth and development of bone and soft tissue. More...
Potassium Potassium is stored in your body’s cells and is essential for the pH balance of the whole body. More...
Selenium Selenium works as an antioxidant together with vitamin E. It also keeps the male sperm and prostate gland healthy. More...
Sodium Sodium helps your body maintain its water balance and pH. It also enables your cell walls to draw in nutrients. More...
Sulphur Sulphur is found in all cells of the body and helps keep hair, skin, cartilage, bones and tendons healthy. More...
Zinc Zinc is distributed in the organs, tissues and fluids, and is crucial for the proper function of more than 70 enzymes. More...
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