The following are only suggestions.  The information has been compiled from the information provided by those who have been helped and from extensive research by the staff.  The information contained herein is not medical advice and is not intended to replace the advice or attention of health care professionals.  Please contact your health care provider before beginning any new dietary supplementation program.

            WARNING:  All persons on pharmaceutical medications should consult with your pharmacist before starting any protocol.  Pharmaceutical medications can interact with mineral supplements. 

            SPECIAL WARNING:  IF TAKING AN ANTICOAGULANT DRUG, DO NOT TAKE CALCIUM OR ANY PRODUCT CONTAINING CALCIUM!  Consult with your pharmacist before starting any protocol!       

            These recommendations are for adults 100 pounds and up, cut adult dose by half for children 30-100 pounds, a quarter for children 10-30 pounds, an eighth for infants.

***Special note:  If you experience any aches, rashes or dizziness cut the doses by half.  These symptoms are a detoxification reaction or flushing of hidden viruses and/or bacterium.  This may suggest you need to start at lower doses.  If you have any questions, feel free to call for more information.

            These doses are intended for specific health issues and are not intended for extended use.  These protocols are not for general health supplementation or to be used once homeostasis has been achieved.  Please call if you have any questions or concerns.

Note:  Add Amino Acid Complex to each protocol for better results as minerals and amino acids are the building blocks of the body and work together to create proteins and other substances in the body.

Definitions of illnesses, diseases, or disorder are taken all or in part from The American Heritage Stedman’s Medical Dictionary.

3 teaspoons   =   1 Tablespoon   =   ½ ounce

2 Tablespoons   =    1 ounce  

Converting Milligrams to ounces. oz. to Mg. Conversion

*This  information is a collection of minerals and dietary supplements that are believed to be deficient in the body that promote the development of conditions that are unhealthy and take away from a natural healthy state. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products do not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The information has been compiled from the information provided by those who have been helped from extensive research and experience. The information contained herein is not medical advice and is not intended to replace the advice or attention of health care professionals. Nor is this information intended to act as a "prescription" for treatment. These are ONLY suggestive guidelines for dietary supplements that may supplement the body's nutritional requirements to maintain optimum health. Consider consulting your health care provider before beginning any new dietary supplement program.

*The information on this site is for educational purposes only.  If you are ill, see a health care professional.

                However, it is your God-given right and your constitutional right under the right of privacy of the Ninth Amendment of the United States Constitution (See Griswold vs. Connecticut 381 US 479, June 7, 1965) to prescribe treatment for yourself, but this can involve risk.  If you choose to use the information on this web site without the approval of a health professional, you must assume the risk.