The trace mineral blend in Colloidal Minerals, Colloidal Mineral Plus, and Liquid Life are:

- Aluminum

- Antimony

- Arsenic

- Barium

- Beryllium

- Bismuth

- Boron

- Bromine

- Cadmium

- Calcium

- Carbon

- Cerium

- Chloride

- Chromium

- Cobalt

- Copper

- Dysprosium

- Erbium

- Europium

- Fluoride

- Gadolinium

- Gallium

- Gold

- Hafnium

- Holmium

- Indium

- Iodine

- Iridium

- Iron

- Lanthanum

- Lead

- Lithium

- Lutetium

- Magnesium

- Manganese

- Mercury

- Molybdenum

- Neodymium

- Nickel

- Niobium

- Osmium

- Palladium

- Phosphorus

- Platinum

- Praseodymium

- Rhenium

- Rhodium

- Rubidium

- Ruthenium

- Samarium

- Scandium

- Selenium

- Silicon

- Silver

- Sodium

- Strontium

- Sulfate

- Tantalum

- Tellurium

- Terbium

- Thallium

- Thorium

- Thulium

- Tin

- Titanium

- Tungsten

- Vanadium

- Ytterbium

- Zinc

- Zirconium

Watch this video to learn more about trace minerals

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIcNC7kMxCo

Heavy Metals such as Arsenic, Lead, Aluminum, and Mercury listed as trace minerals in Liquid Life and Colloidal Minerals/Colloidal Minerals Plus are derived from organic, natural sources. These trace minerals occur naturally in plants, soil, fruits and vegetables, water, and meat. Liquid Life and Colloidal Minerals/Colloidal Minerals Plus contain only a few milligrams or micrograms of trace minerals.

Gary Price Todd, M. D. a Certified Ophthalmologist (https://www.amazon.com/Acquiring-Optimal-Health-Gary-Price/dp/1878901923). who practiced in Waynesville, North Carolina, conducted his own personal toxicity trial study on some of his patients. Dr. Todd used the Senonian Minerals in his tests for more than five years. He asked his study group to take three ounces of the liquid minerals each day, a potent dose, along with three grams of vitamin C and a multiple vitamin supplement. He chose to “follow” aluminum, cadmium, lead, and mercury levels in hair specimens over time. He believed hair level tests of potentially toxic minerals are more accurate than blood tests, as our bodies “clear” these minerals from the bloodstream relatively fast. Dr. Todd reported that at three months’ time, levels of aluminum, lead and cadmium had all risen slightly. Mercury was not significantly changed. At four to six months’ time, levels of aluminum, lead, cadmium, and mercury had all decreased dramatically. In a different group of individuals, measured before treatment and at eight and sixteen months, levels of aluminum, cadmium and lead all declined. Mercury in this group was not at detectable levels either before or after treatment.Dr. Todd points out that successful clearing of potentially toxic metallic minerals (as well as other potentially toxic substances) from our bodies, first requires “mobilization” of these minerals from the “storage” sites such as bones, teeth, etc. If this “mobilization” is successful, the potentially toxic minerals are then cleared from the body and measured levels decline over time. This occurred with every individual that used the Senonian 70 Minerals in Dr. Todd’s study. Dr. Todd wrote a paper titled “Toxic Mineral Elimination by Mineral Substitution”. He described the minerals as acting as a chelating agent to detoxify and remove poisonous metal agents from the body by converting them to a chemically inert form before excretion.

Dr. Todd points out that successful clearing of potentially toxic metallic minerals (as well as other potentially toxic substances) from our bodies, first requires “mobilization” of these minerals from the “storage” sites such as bones, teeth, etc. If this “mobilization” is successful, the potentially toxic minerals are then cleared from the body and measured levels decline over time. This occurred with every individual that used the Senonian 70 Minerals in Dr. Todd’s study. Dr. Todd wrote a paper titled “Toxic Mineral Elimination by Mineral Substitution”. He described the minerals as acting as a chelating agent to detoxify and remove poisonous metal agents from the body by converting them to a chemically inert form before excretion.

ALUMINUM is the second most abundant mineral element on earth, and it is everywhere including the atmosphere, water and in virtually all the plant food and meat that humans consume every day. It is one of the best minerals for pancreatic function and is thought to contribute greatly to brain function. As aluminum sulfate, this trace element improves digestion and absorption of nutrients through increased gastric acidity and stimulation of pancreatic secretion. Of course, the Aluminum you want to consume is that which comes through plants or food, not the metallic form from the earth that is used to make soup pans!

ARSENIC is another trace mineral that can be found, virtually, in all plants, bread, cereals, fruits, starchy vegetables, meat, fish and milk. Be sure to consume only plant derived arsenic because the metallic form is deadly. Arsenic is thought to be an essential mineral that activates some enzymes in vitro, probably by acting as a substitute for phosphate. It induces certain enzyme proteins known as heat shock or stress, proteins in isolated cells, enhances DNA synthesis in non-sensitized human lymphocytes, and those stimulated by phytohemagglutinin.

NATURAL STATEMENT: “SenTraMin” is a natural occurring organic minerals composition from Prehistoric Plant material and should not be confused with inorganic

MERCURY- Is low in comparison to most foods 0.002ppm

Below is a list of Mercury levels in commonly consumed fish.

Source: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

• Mackerel - King 0.730ppm

• Tuna - Bigeye 0.689ppm

• Orange Roughy 0.571ppm

• Marlin Mackerel - Spanish 0.454ppm

• Grouper 0.448ppm

• Tuna - Albacore 0.358ppm

• Tuna - Yellowfin 0.354ppm

LEAD is also low in SenTraMin ™ Mineral Powder .054ppm

Per EPA: Natural levels of lead in soil range between 50 parts per million (ppm) and 400 ppm.

Data obtained on the lead content of milk, eggs, meat, fish, and shellfish indicate that the mean levels in these unprocessed foods varied from 0.02 to about 0.4 ppm, with the lowest level in milk.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7118801/#:~:text=Data%20obtained%20on%20the%20lead,is%20the%20lead%2Dsoldered%20can.

"Did you know that an apple contains three to five milligrams of aluminum and trace amounts of lead, arsenic, and mercury? Micro or trace minerals are essential for good health if they come from an organic or plant source." - William J. Saccoman M.D. (1922-2008)

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