Cellfood Original Concentrate

Cellfood Original Concentrate contains 129 trace nutrients and electrolytes– and the unique ability to release oxygen and hydrogen throughout every cell in the human body.

PRAIRIE NATURALS L-GLUTAMINE is a high potency, free amino acid. L-Glutamine is a preferred source of fuel and is in high demand by skeletal muscles following physical exertion. A well researched protein-sparing amino acid. L-GLUTAMINE is an important and beneficial addition to any supplement program.

As with many things our bodies require to function, our daily need for magnesium cannot be met from a single food. We hear that eating a wide variety of foods, including fruits, vegetables and whole grains, helps to ensure our bodily requirements are met; however, in some cases a healthy diet isn't enough, plus for some, it can be a challenge to eat the foods that supply the magnesium our body needs. Is magnesium that important?

Yes. The contribution of magnesium to our lifelong health is acknowledged by hundreds of medical studies. Conducted by researchers from universities and institutes from around the world, these studies have concluded that magnesium plays a vital role in maintaining and promoting optimal health.

WHAT IS MAGNESIUM AND WHAT DOES IT DO?

Magnesium is the fourth most abundant mineral in the body. About half of the body's magnesium is found in bone. In all other tissues, magnesium is among the most abundant of all the electrolytes working to maintain the body's chemical balance inside the cells of tissues and organs.

Magnesium helps:
*Regulate muscle contractions and nerve impulses
*Normalize heart rhythm
*Support a health immune system
*Strengthen bones
*Balance blood sugar levels
*Promote normal blood pressure
*Recovery from heart attacks
*Energy production and use
*Protein synthesis
*And much more

There is increasing interest in the role of magnesium in preventing and managing disorders such as:

*Hypertension
*Cardiovascular disease
*Disease and insulin resistance
*Osteoporosis
*Leg cramps
*Children's learning disorders
*Depression and anxiety
*Premenstrual syndrome (PMS)

Are you magnesium deficient?

"Magnesium deficiency is actually fairly common: however, it is usually not looked for, and therefore, not found or corrected", according to Dr. Elson M. Haas, world-renowned author and medical doctor.

Dr. Haas also says that an average diet usually supplies and estimated daily intake of about 250 mg. He and many other nutritional authorities feel this to be inadequate for optimal health and are recommending an adult intake of 600-700 mg. of easily absorbed magnesium daily.

Yes. The contribution of magnesium to our lifelong health is acknowledged by hundreds of medical studies. Conducted by researchers from universities and institutes from around the world, these studies have concluded that magnesium plays a vital role in maintaining and promoting optimal health.