Multi-Mins (FE/CU Free-Iron & Copper Free) 120 Tablets

Multi-Mins Iron and Copper Free are a broad-spectrum mineral formula containing organically combined water-soluble macro and micro minerals without Copper or Iron. There is a small amount of hydrochloric acid added to aid absorption. The reason this product contains hydrochloric acid is because the scientists at Biotics Research understand that a great deal of the mineral deficiencies seen today are secondary to hydrochloric acid need (the inability to absorb a mineral because the person is producing insufficient levels of HCl). You will note that the trace minerals (less than 1 mg) are from vegetable culture sources. Biotics has a patented process of hydroponically growing lentils in a solution of the appropriately chosen mineral. This vegetable culture is then assayed and included in their various products.

Three tablets of Multi-Mins (Iron & Copper Free) supply: Zinc (gluconate,aspartate) 15 mg. Potassium (gluconate,chloride,aspartate) 99 mg. Manganese (gluconate,aspartate) 2 mg. Magnesium (aspartate,gluconate,glycinate)100 mg. Calcium (citrate) 200 mg. Iodine from kelp)150 mcg. Boron calcium borogluconate) 1 mg. Chromium (GTF vegetable source) 50 mcg. Lithium (vegetable source) 20 mcg. Molybdenum (vegetable source) 10 mcg. Selenium (vegetable source) 50 mcg. Vanadium (vegetable source) 5 mcg. Rubidium (vegetable source) 25 mcg. Betaine HCL 30 mg.Superoxide Dismutase 20 mcg. Catalase 20 mcg.*

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