The supply of water and nutrients is vital for our lives. Lack of these substances can lead to health problems.

Minerals are partly responsible for the "building material change" (build-up of the body tissue) and for the "fuel metabolism" (energy supply for all life processes).

The necessary quantities are involved, for example, in building bones, teeth, connective tissue, cells, enzymes and hormones. Without minerals in dissolved form called electrolytes, we would "dehydrate" even with abundant water supply. The electrolytes are indeed able to retain water in the body. However, the minerals alone would be useless if there is no water.

Without the dissolved minerals in the blood, tissue and cell water (intra- and extracellular fluid) or electrolytes there would be no nerve communication (transport of information), no muscle movement, no sportive excellence, no creative work.

In order to remain fully efficient, fresh and alert, we must provide our organism with sufficient minerals! Let's also remember that athletes, working in very warm buildings or on machines, pregnant women, adolescents, stressed people, diabetics and people who absorb more environmental toxins, have an increased need for minerals.

Calcium carbonate, magnesium citrate, magnesium carbonate, calcium citrate, hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (plant-based capsule shell), iron fumarate, selenium yeast, sodium molybdate, silicon dioxide, copper gluconate, manganese sulphate, sodium carbonate acidity regulator, sodium fluoride, chromium (III) chloride.

*Percentage of nutrient reference values (NRV) according to Regulation (EU) No. 1169/2011