Angstrom Minerals

Element #5 on the Periodic Table, Boron (B) in its purely natural state forms black, opaque crystals with a metallic luster. Boron has been shown t...

Element #20 on the Periodic Table, Calcium (Ca) is perhaps the most important single mineral provided by Mother Earth for human health and well-bei...

Element #20 on the Periodic Table, Calcium (Ca) is perhaps the most important single mineral provided by Mother Earth for human health and well-bei...

Element #24 on the Periodic Table, Chromium (Cr) is a steel-gray, lustrous metal in its pure elemental form. Chromium deficiencies result in low bl...

Element #24 on the Periodic Table, Chromium (Cr) is a steel-gray, lustrous metal in its pure elemental form. Chromium deficiencies result in low bl...

Element #27 on the Periodic Table, Cobalt (Co) in its natural state is a gray, hard, magnetic metal. Cobalt has been proven to be an extremely impo...

Element #29 on the Periodic Table, Copper (Cu) is a red, lustrous ductile, highly malleable metal. Copper has historically demonstrated anti-parasi...

Zinc aids in the proper assimilation of vitamins and is important in normal growth and development, such as the maintenance of body tissues, sexual...

Element #32 on the Periodic Table, Germanium (Ge) is a grayish-white, lustrous, brittle metalloid. A poor conductor of electrical currents, neverth...

Element #79 on the Periodic Table, Gold (Au) is a soft, yellow metal and is probably the first pure metal known to man. In angstrom-sized suspensio...

Element #79 on the Periodic Table, Gold (Au) is a soft, yellow metal and is probably the first pure metal known to man. In angstrom-sized suspensio...

Element #49 on the Periodic Table, Indium (In) is a soft, white metal with a bluish tinge. Very similar to Tin in its pure state, Indium is indispe...

Element #53 on the Periodic Table, Iodine (I) in its natural state is bluish black in color, diatomic, with a metallic luster. Found in high concen...

Element #53 on the Periodic Table, Iodine (I) in its natural state is bluish black in color, diatomic, with a metallic luster. Found in high concen...

Element #26 on the Periodic Table, Iron (Fe) is the basis of human blood cells - the staff of life. Iron is primarily absorbed and carried in the b...

Element #26 on the Periodic Table, Iron (Fe) is the basis of human blood cells - the staff of life. Iron is primarily absorbed and carried in the b...

Element #12 on the Periodic Table, Magnesium (Mg) is an alkaline, silvery-white metal with a hexagonal closely-packed crystalline structure. In its...

Element #12 on the Periodic Table, Magnesium (Mg) is an alkaline, silvery-white metal with a hexagonal closely-packed crystalline structure. In its...

Element #25 on the Periodic Table, Manganese (Mn) is a steel-gray, hard, brittle metal. Manganese is a vital trace element in the breakdown of Hydr...

Mineral of Life is a product composed of the fossilized remnant of prehistoric seabed -a rock strata formation known as calzyme, a blend of sodium ...

Mineral of Life is a product composed of the fossilized remnant of prehistoric seabed -a rock strata formation known as calzyme, a blend of sodium ...

Element #78 on the Periodic Table, Platinum (Pt) is a silver-gray, lustrous, malleable precious earth metal, often alloyed with other members of th...

Element #19 on the Periodic Table, Potassium (K) (because it was originally named Kalium) is a very soft, silvery-white, alkali earth metal. Potass...

Element #19 on the Periodic Table, Potassium (K) (because it was originally named Kalium) is a very soft, silvery-white, alkali earth metal. Potass...

Serving size(2.5 ML) .5TSP servings per container :24 Calories: 0 Total Fat: 0g Sodium: 0% Total Carbohydrates: 0% Protein: 0% Ingredients:...

Serving size(2.5 ML) .5 TSP servings per container :96 Calories: 0 Total Fat: 0g Sodium: 0% Total Carbohydrates: 0% Protein: 0% Ingredient...

Element #47 on the Periodic Table, Silver (AG) is one of the earliest known metals, quite likely due to its known medicinal values in the ancient w...

Element #47 on the Periodic Table, Silver (AG) is one of the earliest known metals, quite likely due to its known medicinal values in the ancient w...

Element #16 on the Periodic Table, Sulfur, (also known as brimstone) is essential in the repair of cartilage and joints. Sulfur is naturally presen...

Element #23 on the Periodic Table, Vanadium (V) is a light gray, or white lustrous powder. Vanadium is a partner to Chromium, much as Magnesium mag...