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Description Silicon is one of the most abundant minerals in nature. It is one of the constituents of all living matter. Silicon is found in whole grains, legumes, millet, nettle, horsetail (used as a herbal tea), onions, garlic, shallot, fruit skins, soya beans, sprouted seeds, prunes, spinach. Silicon is an essential trace element that contributes to the regeneration of the body. Catalyons are natural ionised trace elements. They are obtained by the electro-catalytic dissolution of metals in purified water, resulting in the formation of free ions of these metals. This gives them a high degree of biological assimilation. Catalyons offer several advantages: √ The ionised form: Catalyons, by their nature as free ions "surrounded" by water molecules, are "ready to use" because the metal in ionised form is able to activate an enzyme. √ The carrier of Catalyons being water, Catalyons are directly assimilable unlike trace elements bound to chemical carriers or in solid form. √ The absence of toxicity: as their concentration never exceeds nutritional intakes, there is no risk of toxicity. √ Energisation: the Catalyon trace elements are energised during the manufacturing process by a Vortex-Magnet process.
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