Minerals

See “Zinc” under the section of “Testosterone Boosters”.

Vanadium is an essential trace mineral with an anti – diabetic activity.  It is a controversial mineral in sports nutrition and has been claimed to have a positive impact on athletic

Being famous as the “detoxifying mineral”, sulfur is a component of the bones, teeth, and proteins in the muscles, hair and skin. It is an important mineral for the digestion and absorption

  Sodium is a very important electrolyte in the body with a key role in controlling fluid balance, regulating blood pressure, and transmitting never impulses. Total body sodium is approximately 0.15% of

 Selenium is an essential trace mineral. In the form of selenocysteine, it is a component of the enzyme glutathione peroxidase, which serves to act as a potent antioxidant. Being the most famous

  Potassium is one of the most important electrolytes in the body. Electrolytes are the minerals that ionize when dissolved in water and can conduct an electric current. It is the major

Phosphorus is an essential mineral in the body. It is required for developing bones and teeth, maintaining pH balance of the blood, synthesizing proteins, metabolizing carbohydrates and fats, and generating energy in

Manganese is an essential mineral that is required for bone formation, healthy connective tissues, fertility, metabolism of proteins, and normal brain function. Not being a popular mineral among public and athletes, manganese

Magnesium is an important essential mineral in the body. Being the fourth most abundant mineral in the body, magnesium is required for normal cellular function, muscle relaxation, protein synthesis, and energy release.

Iron is an essential mineral and critical element in the function of all cells. It is best known for its role in blood formation. The major role of iron is to carry