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Intact Nutrition
- Are Intact Nutrition™ Products approved by the FDA?
- Can children use Intact Nutrition™ Products?
- Can I take Intact Nutrition™ Products with medication?
- Detox expectations using Intact Digest™/ Intact Endurance™
- How do I know which products are right for me?
- What happens if I take more Intact Digest™ than recommended on the label?
- What is the best way to take Intact Digest™
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Nutri-Mastic™
- Colloidal vs. Ionic Minerals
- History of Mastic
- Mineral Assay in Nutri-Mastic Certificate of Analysis
- Nutri-Mastic™ and Probiotics
- Should you try and get both prebiotics and probiotics into your diet?
- Trace Minerals and pH
- What are Ionically Charged Minerals?
- What is in Nutri-Mastic™
- Where Have All the Minerals Gone?
- Why Ionic Minerals?
- Why is Absorption so Important?
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Sales
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Studies
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- IFUS SGP+™ Nutritional Guide and Data Sheet
- Part 1 Plausible Scientific Evidence of the Efficacy of SGP+(tm) in Bovine Herd Performance through Ration Management
- Part 1A Screw Worm Fly
- Part 2 Plausible Scientific Evidence of the Efficacy of SGP+(tm) in Bovine Herd Performance through Ration Management
- Part 2A Carob Plausible Scientific Evidence of the Efficacy of SGP+(tm) in Bovine Herd Performance through Ration Management
- Part 2B CHIOS MASTIC GUM Plausible Scientific Evidence of the Efficacy of Nutri-Mastic, SGP+(tm), & SupremeAG(tm) on Humans, Animals, & Plants
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What are Ionically Charged Minerals?
An ionic mineral is an element that has a charge, either positive or negative. On the molecular level, that means the element has either one too many or one too few electrons. This unstable Ionic state allows the element to bond readily with water, making it possible for the body to absorb it. In this state, an element has specific positive or negative electrical signatures that cause a dynamic, equilibrium to take place. The body can then assimilate minor changes to move nutrients to specific areas that need help.