Sunday, May 13, 2007

Minerals Your Body Needs

A healthy diet should equate to a healthy body, but even if you’re eating well it’s still possible you’re running low on vital nutrients. Fruits and vegetables, while high in vitamins, may not supply all the minerals your body needs. That’s one reason why so many people are turning to supplements – but not all supplements are built the same. Those containing synthetic, chemically-derived or mined minerals aren’t as easily absorbed by the body as those that come from plants. That’s why one of the world’s leading wellness companies, Mannatech, has just launched a daily multivitamin and mineral supplement sourced solely from plants.

But we’re not just talking ordinary plants. Mannatech PhytoMatrix™ is the world’s first multivitamin and mineral tablet derived from hydroponically-grown plants. Mannatech’s patented hydroponic system allows plants to absorb significantly greater quantities of minerals, which means, when harvested, they deliver all-natural ingredients that are optimally absorbed by the body. What makes Mannatech PhytoMatrix™ even more special is the fact it’s sourced from Indian mustard, a plant widely known as a ‘magnet’ for absorbing minerals from the soil.

Research shows that hydroponically grown Indian mustard produces greater concentrations of minerals than those found in mineral-rich vegetables purchased at the local market. In addition to plant-sourced minerals, Mannatech PhytoMatrix™ contains plant-sourced vitamins. That means vitamins come with all the natural fibers, sugars and organic acids to give your body a maximum boost.

Mannatech PhytoMatrix™ contains a concentrated dose of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. It…

• Promotes healthy bones, teeth, skin, hair and eyes

• Delivers folic acid

• Helps protect against free radicals

• Delivers nutritional support for normal growth

• Promotes normal functioning of the nervous system

• Helps maintain general human wellness

• Assists with the normal metabolism of macronutrients, energy production and healthy body physiology

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