Interactions Between Minerals
The full compliment of 77 Minerals and Trace Elements are present in Bio77. Ideally, a full spectrum of minerals should be taken for optimal absorption. Mineral deficiencies and excesses can inhibit the absorption of other minerals. The lines connecting minerals on the chart indicate that one mineral alters the absorption, metabolism or excretion of the other. All minerals on the diagram are affected by at least one other mineral, and Phosphorous interacts with at least 10 of them. Esminger et al. 1983
Symptoms of a Calcium and Magnesium Deficiency
SOME SYMPTOMS OF A MAGNESIUM DEFICIENCY Muscle Twitches and Cramps Mental Disorders Anxiety and insomnia Depression Fatigue and Muscle Weakness High Blood Pressure Irregular Heartbeat Asthma SOME SYMPTOMS OF A CALCIUM DEFICIENCY Muscle spasms Extreme tiredness & fatigue Insomnia or sleepiness Osteoporosis Painful premenstrual syndrome (PMS) Dental Problems Numbness and tingling in hands and feet Weak or brittle fingernails
Coral in traditional African healing
In olden days Africans regarded the sea with great reverence and worshiped it as the source of some of the most important and valuable medicines that they had in the unending war against bodily ills. “AMATHAMBO OLWANDLE“ the bones of the sea” was the African name for coral. Healers believed coral to be the holiest substance to come out of the sea and thought it to be one of the seven pillars of longevity. Most of the time coral was ground into a fine powder, it was swallowed with water by the king and his family once every four days. It was believed that powdered coral was not only excellent for bodily health but also had power to nourish and strengthen the soul itself. A warrior king recovering from wounds sustained in battle used to be given a daily drink of pure powdered coral every day. Extract from an article by CREDO VUSAMAZULU MUTWA
