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The absorption factor of ionic minerals greatly exceeds traditional tablet supplements. This is one of their strongest advantages. However, those who take plant-derived colloidal minerals are often concerned by the fact that, when the manufacturer's list the contents of the supplement, the names of heavy metals appear on the label. While this alarms many people, it shouldn't. The fact is that true organic, plant-derived minerals do not contain heavy metals.
Organic, plant-derived minerals are able to be safely used by your body because of the fact that nature has acted upon them and transformed them into organic material rather than allowing them to remain in their elemental form. This is called organic transmutation.
A driving force behind this miraculous transformation is fulvic acid. The reason that labels list 'heavy metals' is that even once elemental minerals are transformed and stored within plants, they retain their original chemical names. Again, once an elemental mineral is reacted on by fulvic acid and photosynthesis, it is changed from inorganic to organic. This process is often called transmutation. As we read in 'Biological Transmutations,' fulvic acid can actually transmutate magnesium and vegetal silica into a form of calcium that can be used by humans.
Fulvic acid is present in every true plant-derived, organic mineral. The same cannot be said for elemental minerals which are derived from rocks, shells, and certain clays. While elemental mineral supplements may claim to have a wide range of minerals, they cannot compare to the safety and availability of plant-derived substances. It should be noted that fulvic acid itself can contain as many as 60 different mineral compounds - this is above and beyond any other source of minerals with which it is joined.
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