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Okay, so we know that when someone takes a pill or tablet, 90% of it is going down the drain, but what about the other 10%?

Just because it got in, doesn't mean it's usable.

Many of the more inexpensive pills and tablets on the market today, also use cheaper mineral ingredients, such as calcium carbonate.

Calcium carbonate is nothing more than blackboard chalk. It's the same as that
15 lb bag of limestone they sell at the local feed store for $5. Calcium carbonate is found naturally in our soils as rock, but is supposed to go through the "plant process," which breaks the bonds of the compound to free up the calcium, before ever reaches the human body. When left as a whole compound, it's a substance that was never intended to be used as nutrition for our bodies, yet many vitamin companies use it because it's the cheapest form of calcium you can find.

Most pills and tablets are made up of fillers and binders.

They're also made up of substances like povidone or other types of sugar that "glue" the pills and tablets together, as well as other substances called flow agents.

Fillers and binders, also known as excipients, are used to fill up space in the tablet that the minerals don't use, so that the tablets will be a certain size. They also aid in the preservation of the tablet, and act as insoluble lubricants, colorants, preservatives, and flavoring agents, which are intended to help the machinery they are made on last longer and run better. These fillers are not designed to benefit human cells and tissues, and can actually be harmful since the majority of the fillers are derived from sugars, starches, yeast, or powders that you aren't even aware of!

Flow agents are substances, like magnesium stearate or calcium stearate, that are used to help the powders run smoothly through the machine. Pills and tablets are also coated with a shellac or wax, like hydroxypropyl-methycellulose, which keeps the water out so that they will have a longer shelf-life. This is why pills often have a shiny look to them. The flow agents and coatings make the pills virtually insoluble in water.

Many of the ingredients used in pills can actually interfere with digestion because they are not water-soluble. Instead, they bind and glue the product together, making it nearly impossible for the body to use and can actually interfere with the normal digestive process.

Lets go through the label of one of America's best-selling calcium supplements so that you can really see what I mean.

Ingredients:
Calcium carbonate - That's blackboard chalk or bathtub scum, insoluble in water.
Maltodextrin - A type of sugar that gets sticky when wet and helps glue the product together.
Cellulose - This is a common, NON-nutritive filler to help take up space.
Soy Polysaccharides - Another sticky substance to help hold it all together.
Hydroxymethyl propyl cellulose - A waxy coating agent to keep water out.
Corn starch - Another filler/binder. Vitamin D - that's all it says. Technically by law they need to tell you what type of vitamin D it is because there are different forms to pick from.
Polyethylene glycol - Ethylene glycol is antifreeze! polyethyline glycol is a waxy solid that is used extensively in the cosmetic and toiletry industry. It is also used to stabilize types of wood to keep it from cracking, splitting or shrinking.. and there it is... in one of America's best-selling calcium supplements.

Other common ingredients you may find are providone, magnesium stearate, stearic acid, triacetin, calcium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, titanium dioxide, and F D&C artificial colorants. If you have a bottle of vitamin supplements in your cupboard, go grab them and look for yourself. Please keep in mind that there are some pills and tablets that are better than others, although the good ones may be hard to find.

BUT.. no matter the form of pill or tablet, no matter who makes it,
DIGESTION is still required to start the nutrients on their way to being used.

3) Ionic charge: A cell-ready design.

In order for minerals to be bio-available to the body, the cells and tissues must be able to recognize them as nutrients. Much like you would recognize a brother or sister by their physical characteristics, the body needs to recognize minerals by certain physical characteristics, otherwise known as a cell-ready design.

Digestion is the process that helps our bodies recognize what we put into it as nutrients. The digestive process is complicated, with thousands of functions and requirements to run smoothly. One of the main goals of digestion is to liberate minerals. During this process, mineral particles, which are polar substances, are then activated to an ionic form. This ionization process is essential, not only for absorption, but for the assimilation of minerals into the cells. It is that ionic or polar charge on the particle that helps our cells recognize things as nutrients.

Without this ionization process occurring, there is no way a mineral
particle will ever be efficiently allowed into the cells of the body.
Simply put, it is not cell-ready!

Professors Rosenberg and Solomons of MIT concluded, after numerous studies on mineral absorption in humans:
"The mechanical process of mastication, dissolution, dispersion and often digestion are important preparative steps to absorption. At the conclusion of this process, minerals generally emerged as charged ions."

Most tablets, pills, chelated products, and even colloidal mineral products are not designed to be easily digested, mainly because, as I wrote above, the minerals found in those products are insoluble crushed up rocks.

The human body CANNOT efficiently ionize
things that are not soluble — it is impossible!

Pills, tablets, chelated and colloidal mineral supplements, no matter how hard the body may work on them, are NOT in a CELL-READY design. There are some supplements that claim to be ionic, but are not because they are using the wrong form of minerals, otherwise known as insoluble rocks. Insoluble rocks cannot be digested nor ionized by the body, therefore, they cannot be ionic.

Ionization also depends on our body's digestive ability, since it is the digestive process that helps to ionize the products we put into our bodies.

Have you ever found a good organic supplement that
worked well for you, but didn't work well for someone else?
Why did it work for you and not them?

Most people's bodies, specifically the digestive system, are not in the best condition for ionization to take place. Think about the things many people eat or drink: Sodas, microwave dinners, fast foods, doughnuts, twinkies with enough preservatives to give them a shelf-life of 3 years! Because of this, our digestive system has to work overtime, becoming exhausted and eventually breaking down. A person's poor diet can effect the digestive system in a negative way, making it harder and harder to do it's job.

When you're feeling sick or have a health condition, that's a sign that your body is already not working properly. Medications and therapy can also put your body out of balance. On top of that, you have to include the natural process of aging and genetics.

Even if we were getting nutrient-rich foods or appropriate supplements, the digestive system would still be having a hard time trying to ionize the nutrients to make them cell-ready. It is much easier for the body to just send them right out.

When it comes to mineral supplementation, unless what you put into your body is already in the correct particle size, already water-soluble and cell-ready—requiring no work from your digestive system—chances are you will NEVER achieve the degree of health you are looking for.

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when the supplement is working properly.