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Recognised properties of Ossatyon Phosphorus contributes: √ to the maintenance of normal bones. √ to the maintenance of normal teeth. Copper contributes to the maintenance of normal connective tissue (bones, cartilage, tendons, gums, skin, hair follicles, nails and blood vessels). Catalyons are natural ionic trace elements. They are obtained by the electro-catalytic dissolution of metals in purified water, resulting in the formation of ions of these metals. Catalyons offer several advantages: - The ionic form: Catalyons, being ions "surrounded" by water molecules by nature, are "ready to use" because the metal in ionic form is able to activate an enzyme. - As the Catalyons' carrier is water, Catalyons are directly assimilable, unlike trace elements bound to chemical carriers or in solid form. - Dynamisation : Catalyon trace elements are dynamised during the manufacturing process by a Vortex-Magnet process. Catalyons are undisputed catalysts that personally take part in the various cellular syntheses and regulations necessary for maintaining life.
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