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“What are Angstrom Minerals and how do they differ from all the other mineral supplements on the market?”

What we are talking about is “very small” but to understand the significance of atomic mineral supplements takes a basic understanding of biology and chemistry. I will give you an example of how atomic minerals work in the digestive tract. Hydrochloric acid in the stomach is primarily made up of zinc by the body. After the food has been digested in the stomach it turns into a liquid substance called Chyme, it is passed through the duodenum, small intestine, where the Chyme is allowed to further digest before passing further into the digestive tract. To neutralize the Hydrochloric Acid the gallbladder, which is the storage unit for the liver and which contains sodium, calls to the body for two atoms of carbon to join with its sodium to create sodium bi-carbonate which is used to neutralize the acid so that the friendly bacteria in the intestine can further digest the Chyme. The food is broken down into constituent parts of atomic minerals, molecules of vitamins, amino acids, enzymes, and other nutrients the body needs.