Formula513 MEDS is a low sodium concentrated electrolyte and mineral solution. Formula513 MEDS
is intended to aid in the restoration of proper body fluid and mineral balance.
Formula513 MEDS has 72 trace minerals that have critical implications in regard to proper cellular metabolism.
For instance Formula513 MEDS helps people with:
HBP (high blood pressure),
Diabetes,
High Cholesterol,
Osteoporosis,
Fibromyalgia,
Leg Cramps and other maladies.
People all over are using Formula513 MEDS to effectively address their condition from a holistic approach. Formula513 MEDS has been proven effective by scores of individuals who implemented our protocol as directed.
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This naturally occurring, liquid trace element and food supplement contains a full spectrum of trace and ultra-trace elements in ionic form. These minerals have been derived from the weathering and erosion of the huge variety of soils and rocks found in the drainage basin of the Great Salt Lake of Utah.
Formula513 MEDS is appropriate to take with normal or sodium restricted diets. It is so concentrated that 40 drops (1/2 tsp) is equivalent to 1/2 cup of see wate with 99% of the sodium removed.
As a daily suplement, take one drop per 6 lbs. of body weight per day.
Formula513 MEDS is best taken on two seperate occassions (i.e. with your breakfast and evening meals). Mix into either a glass of water, freit juice or herbal tea, to taste. At 20 drops per day a 8 oz. bottle will last 154 days. Increased intakes are sage if needed or desired, but larger amounts may cause a laxative effect.
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8 ounce bottle of Formula513 Low Sodium MEDS: makes 96 gallons of alkaline pH water that is packed full of essential electrolytes and minerals.
Retail $30
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4 ounce bottle of Formula513 Low Sodium MEDS: makes 48 gallons of alkaline pH water that is packed full of essential electrolytes and minerals.
Retail $20
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1/2 ounce bottle of Formula513 Low Sodium MEDS: makes up to 12 gallons of alkaline pH water that is packed full of essential electrolytes and minerals.
Retail $5
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Magnesium deficiency Dietary magnesium deficiency is rare because the mineral is found in nearly all foods, but it can occur through poor diet or in malnutrition, or result from excessive losses due to severe diarrhea or vomiting. Symptoms of magnesium deficiency include faulty transmission of nerve and muscle impulses, irritability, nervousness, and tantrums. Confusion, poor digestion, rapid or irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia), and seizures can also result. Magnesium deficiency is associated with cardiac arrest, asthma, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic pain, depression, insomnia, irritable bowel syndrome, and lung conditions.
Boron deficiency Boron deficiency is rare, although reduced levels do occur with aging and with reduced levels of vitamin D. Because boron is involved in the absorption of calcium, the only symptom may be reduced levels of calcium or the inability to absorb supplemental calcium.
Chromium deficiency
Many Americans are deficient in dietary chromium, which can be associated with poor regulation of insulin and related imbalances in glucose (either diabetes or hypoglycemia). Symptoms include fatigue, anxiety, poor protein metabolism, and glucose intolerance (as in diabetes). In adults, chromium deficiency can be a sign of coronary artery disease.
Calcium and phosphorus deficiencies
Calcium and phosphorus are plentiful in foods, and dietary deficiencies are rare. Vitamin D deficiency impairs the absorption of dietary calcium and can provoke calcium deficiency (hypocalcemia) even when adequate calcium is consumed. Vitamin D deficiency can be found among young infants and the elderly who may be shielded from sunshine for prolonged periods. As women age, reductions in the hormone estrogen can affect the rate of calcium loss. Significant depletion of calcium stores can lead to osteoporosis. Deficiency of calcium or imbalances with phosphorus and magnesium can produce muscle cramping and digestive problems. Symptoms of calcium deficiency include joint pain, brittle nails, eczema, high cholesterol , insomnia, high blood pressure, nervousness, and tooth decay. Calcium deficiency can also contribute to cognitive problems (confusion, inattention, learning, and memory), convulsions, depression, and hyperactivity. Phosphorus deficiency can produce anxiety.
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