Texas SuperFood

What the brand says

Sold as “Texas SuperFood - Colloidal Minerals, Drinkable Liquid Minerals, Trace Mineral Dietary Supplement, Plant Based & Ionized Trace Minerals, 32 oz, 30 Servings”

Texas SuperFoods Colloidal Minerals contains 74 essential, natural-source trace minerals. Can I eat all the right foods and still not get the minerals I need? Unfortunately yes. It is sad, but true. As the land around the world struggles to produce enough food to feed growing populations, constant cultivation results in anemic and depleted soil. Plants do not produce minerals; they draw them from the soil and in turn nourish us when we eat them. Fruits and vegetables grown in depleted soil do not contain the levels of natural minerals that they should and that we need. Many fruits and vegetables are grown in soil enriched with synthetic chemicals rather than organic fertilizers. Where does Texas SuperFoods get it's trace minerals? Texas SuperFood's all natural plant derived colloidal minerals are extracted from prehistoric mineral deposits in the state of Utah. The prehistoric mineral deposits are millions of years old, created from concentrated deposits of fertile, prehistoric soil. Utah was once warm wetlands teeming with plant life and rich vegetation. Over time, all this mineral rich vegetation was compressed and buried, creating Utah's naturally rich mineral deposits. What are ionized minerals? Most chronic illnesses are actually caused by mineral deficiencies and many mineral deficiencies are caused by the body's failure to absorb minerals. Ionized minerals are the ions released from minerals when the minerals are exposed to water. It's only these released ions, or "ionized" minerals, that cells can adequately absorb and utilize. If the minerals you take go through your body as a solid without becoming exposed to water and ionizing, it simply passes through your body. Texas Superfood ionized minerals are already in liquid, ionized form thus your body can absorb them.