Why Minerals?

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Disclaimer

We recommend: 

Liquid Plant Derived Minerals or Capsules: 30 mls - straight, taken with water or 

added to your shake. 

Recommended to take in the morning on a empty stomach or just before bed time. 

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We recommend: 

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Paradise Nutrients VeggieMin capsules (also comes in liquid form which can be added to 

drinks, cooking, etc.) contain approximately 74+ Plant Derived Minerals from A to Z. The 

minerals that come from a plant are by far the most bio-available source of minerals outside 

of a fresh food source. 

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They have been assimilated or digested by the plant by the process of photosynthesis. This 

turns them into carbon-based organic molecules known as water soluble, plant derived, 

hydrophilic minerals or Colloidal Minerals. According to food chemistry, plant derived 

minerals are 98 to 100% absorbable by the body. Generally they are 200 to 2,000 times 

smaller than metallic minerals. Some Colloidal Minerals are no larger than 0.000001 micron 

and are capable of being readily absorbed into the blood stream and the cells of the body. 

These microscopic minerals are in liquid suspension. 

Plant Derived Colloidal Minerals are water soluble and carry a natural negative electrical 

charge. These are two very important benefits. 

1. Greatly enhanced the transport, availability and absorbability of 

other nutrients from foods and/or vitamins and other supplements. 

2. The ability to attract toxins and heavy metals from the body and 

flush them out. A colloid is a particle substance that retains its 

identity and remains in suspension. 

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Minerals and their functions 

What are minerals and where do they come from? 

Minerals are inorganic elements which means that no living thing, plant or animal is able to 

manufacture or create them. Minerals have to be obtained externally from the food of the plant, 

animal or human. For plants, the minerals have to come from the soil in which they are grown. 

As human beings and animals cannot readily absorb minerals directly from the soil, their minerals 

have to come from the plants and foods they eat. There a basically two types of minerals. 

Metallic Minerals and Colloidal Minerals. 

Metallic Minerals 

Metallic Minerals are inorganic and come straight from the ground or soil needing to be processed 

by plants before they can become a good nutritional fit for humans and animals. These metallic 

minerals can be toxic to the human body. Dangerous levels of these metallic minerals can 

accumulate in tissues and organs creating serious health problems. However, some metallic 

minerals taken in by the body can be broken down by the acids in the stomach and a small amount 

will become available to the body. In most cases these should be avoided to prevent heavy metal 

build up. Many mineral supplements available on the supermarket shelf are metallic minerals that 

have been processed by chemicals or another process, but they are still inorganic minerals. 

Colloidal (Plant Derived Minerals) 

Plant derived minerals come from plants. Plants get their minerals from the soil and through a 

natural process these minerals are transformed into organic minerals and become much more 

available to the body. The role plants play to convert inorganic minerals to organic minerals should 

not be under estimated because it is while minerals are going through that important transformation 

that other essential nutrients are added. Plants can process and store as many 80 or more minerals if 

they are available in the soil. 

One of the most important things a plant does to a mineral is change its polarity (electrical charge). 

It is believed that this is how the body recognises the organic minerals and absorbs them as they 

pass through the colon. The colon wall produces the opposite polarity and this attracts the organic 

minerals to it. This polarity is also important in detoxifying the body of heavy metals. 

Inorganic minerals (metallic) and other elements that are not absorbed by the body can build up and 

be difficult to flush out. This is where plant derived minerals (organic) play an important role. Having 

the opposite polarity or charge, it has been shown that by ingesting slightly more organic minerals 

than the body needs (and therefore not absorbing the excess), the excess organic minerals will 

attract the metallic minerals and help drag them out of the body. It is also important to keep in mind 

that heavy metals and other pollutants can be absorbed every day through the water we drink, the air 

we breathe, and the many other products that we either use or come in contact with on a daily basis. 

This is why Paradise Nutrients is committed to both manufacturing and marketing non-toxic and ecofriendly 

products to give you an eco-friendly home environment and providing a superior mineral 

range for your detox assistance and general well being.

Sea Minerals are another form of organic and non-organic minerals, but largely in an organic 

state. This includes the hormonal form of Vitamin D, essential for bone building. An appropriate 

marriage between these two sources of minerals supplies the widest spectrum of minerals known. 

In early days our soils may have been rich and fertile but over the thousands of years a lot of the 

minerals in our soils have been eroded away and washed down the rivers into the sea including 

plant mater and heavy metals. Once these minerals and nutrients do find their way into the sea 

there is another process that takes place. Continuous churning and breaking down of nutrients 

and natural chemical reactions allow these important mineral nutrients provide the life in the sea 

with much needed energy. Sea plants, kelp forests and grasses all need these minerals for their 

survival and thus the food chain starts. In recent years it has been discovered that some sea 

mineral extracts contain a combination of both organic and inorganic minerals giving a widely 

generous range of minerals. 

Why can't we get the minerals from our foods? 

Australia was once a country with rich fertile valleys and forests; our soils were bursting with 

minerals and soil life that kept replenishing and feeding itself and the life it supported. 

But over thousands of years our soils have changed through weathering and acts of nature but 

even more so in the most recent 200 years. Since Europeans came to Australia many of our soils 

were farmed and grazed extensively using techniques and practices from the country from which 

they came. Not understanding these soils caused problems like erosion, soil compaction and 

fertility loss. Then there was the chemical age. While it seemed to be good in boosting production 

and growth, the use of these high nutrient fertilisers and pest controlling chemicals have mined 

our soils like no other time. Like all minerals once they are mined they are gone forever. Now, 

with a populated hungry world, farmers and food producers are looking to get more from their soils 

at the best economical price and the cheapest way is to use chemicals. Our soil once carried 

over 75 minerals and now only contains about 20 minerals. 

Why do we need minerals? 

Minerals play an important role in almost every function in the body. The human body must 

maintain a proper chemical balance. This balance depends on the levels of different minerals and 

the ratio of these minerals one to another. What we need to be conscious of is that, not only are 

other minerals affected when our mineral balance is a little tilted, but other essential nutrients as 

well. The fact is that without all of the essential minerals, the body cannot properly utilise 

important nutrients like vitamins, amino acids, fatty acids and hormone production and this can 

start a chain reaction of imbalance that can lead to illness. Minerals have an impact on many 

areas of our bodies. Some examples are: the formation of blood and bone, the proper functioning 

of body fluids, the maintenance of a healthy nervous system, the regulation of muscle tone, the 

regulation of the cardio system, energy production, healing and growth, enzyme production and 

they play a critical role in DNA synthesis. Minerals also help balance Ph levels and assist in 

maintaining a healthy immune system. Taking the right minerals will assist in detoxifying our 

bodies of excessive heavy metals or metallic minerals,the formation of blood and bone, proper 

composition of body fluids, the maintenance of a healthy nerve system, the regulation of muscle 

tone, the regulation of cardiovascular system, used for healing and growth, to utilise vitamins and 

other nutrients, for the production of enzymes, Is essential for hormone structure, critical in DNA 

synthesis, helps balance Ph levels, helps neutralize toxic metals, assists the immune system, 

assists with fatigue management, keeping a healthy reproductive system and sexual performance.

Aluminum 

Functions as an enzyme co-factor activating the enzyme succinic dehydrogenase (a vital enzyme for the 

completion of the Citric Acid Cycle, which occurs in every cell of our body for the purpose of metabolizing 

food into energy) 

Arsenic 

Deficiency: 

Repetitive motion degeneration, i.e. TMJ and carpal tunnel 

Antimony 

Effective against blood flukes 

Bismuth 

Ulcers result from lack of Bismuth and the bacteria, Helicobacter pylori 

Boron 

Aids efficient calcium and magnesium use 

Essential for bone metabolism 

Proper endocrine function 

Reduce calcium loss from bones (osteoporosis) 

Calcium 

High protein diets increase demands for calcium 

Deficiency: 

Arthritis 

Back pains (sciatica, disc problems) 

Bell’s Palsy 

Bone spurs 

Brittle fingernails 

Calcium deposits 

Cognitive impairment 

Delusions 

Depression 

Eczema 

High blood pressure 

Hyperactivity 

Hypertension (high blood pressure) 

Insomnia 

Irritability 

Kidney stones 

Limb numbness 

Muscle Cramps/spams/twitches 

Nervousness 

Neuromuscular excitability 

Osteitis fibrosis (enlargement of bones with scar tissue) 

Osteomalacia (failure to mineralize the protein bone matrix) 

Osteoporosis (and Dowagers Hump, Spontaneous fractures, kyphosis) 

Panic attacks 

Pica (eating lead paint) 

Periodontal disease – receding gum (osteoporosis od facial and jaw bones) 

PMS 

Rickets 

Retarded growth 

Tetany 

Tooth decay

Caesium 

Cancer aid: 

Caesium enters cancer cell and produces alkaline condition 

Chromium 

Deficiency: 

ADD/ADHD 

Anxiety 

Aortic cholesterol plaque 

Coronary blood vessel disease 

Depression/Manic depression 

Diabetes (vanadium also) 

Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde rages 

Elevated blood cholesterol 

Elevated blood triglycerides 

Fatigue 

Hyperactivity 

Hypercholesterolemia 

Hypoglycaemia-low blood sugar (vanadium & copper also) 

Infertility and decreased sperm count 

Learning disabilities 

Negative nitrogen balance ( body lean mass/protein loss) 

Pre-diabetes (vanadium also) 

Peripheral neuropathy 

Retarded growth 

Shortened life span 

Cobalt 

Deficiency: 

Anaemia 

Anorexia 

Emaciation, listless, starved look, pale mucous membranes 

essential part of Vitamin B 12 (Growth and nerve system function)

Copper 

Deficiency: 

Alopecia (hair loss) 

Anaemia (common in vegans and high milk users) 

Aneurysms (or blood vessel wall bulges) 

Aneurysm/cerebral haemorrhage 

Arthritis (especially where growth plates are involved) 

Cerebral palsy and hypoplasia (failure to form) of cerebellum 

Criminal or violent behavior, blind rage, explosive outbursts 

Depression 

Dermatosis 

Diarrhoea 

Dry brittle hair 

Fatigue 

Fragile bones 

Hernias 

High blood cholesterol 


Hypo or Hyper thyroid 

Ptosis (sagging tissue – eyelids, skin, breasts, stomach etc.) 

Kawasaki Disease 

Learning disability 

Liver cirrhosis (Number 9 killer in the US) 

Ruptured vertebrae discs problems 

Reduced glucose tolerance ( low blood sugar) 

Respiratory disease 

Swachman’s Syndrome 

Varicose veins 

White or grey hair 

Europium 

Doubles the life span of laboratory animals 

Fluoride 

In plant based colloidal form, will aid bone strength and is non-toxic 

Germanium 

Aid in oxygen utilization 

Enhances immune system function (Killer cells, interferon, macro phages and T-suppressor cells) 

Highly efficient electrical impulse initiator 

Deficiency: 

Arthritis 

Cancer 

Low energy 

Osteoporosis

Gold 

Reduces active joint inflammation 

Iodine 

Copper is needed to utilise iodine 

Needed by body for thyroid function 

(Thyroxin is the thyroid hormone) 

Deficiency: 

Cold intolerance 

Brittle nails 

Bulging eyes 

Constipation 

Depression 

Dry skin and hair 

Elevated blood cholesterol 

Excessive sweating 

Fatigue 

Frequent bowel movements 

Goitre (throat swelling) 

Hair loss 

Hand tremors 

Heat Intolerance 

Heavy Period or less than 28 day cycles 

Hypothyroidism or under-active thyroid 

Increased appetite 

Irritability 

Inability to concentrate 

Light periods or longer than 28 day cycle 

Low basal body temperature 

Low sex drive 

Muscle aches and pains 

Muscle cramps 

Muscle weakness 

Nervousness 

Over-active thyroid 

Poor Memory 

Puffy face 

Weight gains 

Weight loss 

Dysphagia 

Iron 

Deficiency: 

Anemia 

Angular Stomatitis 

Anorexia 

Brittle Nails 

Confusion 

Constipation 

Depression 

Dirt eating (pica) 

Dizziness 

Fatigue 

Fragile bones 

Gastro-intestinal upset 

Growth retardation 

Headaches 

Ice eating (pica) 

Heart palpitations 

Haemoglobin (oxygen carried in red blood 

cells) 

Irritability and fatigue 

Memory deficits 

Sore tongue 

Lanthanum 

Deficiency: 

May be involved in chronic fatigue diseases 

Lithium 

Deficiency: 

ADD 

Depression 

Infertility 

Lithium deficiency aggravated by high sugar 

consumption 

Manic depression 

Rages and fits 

Reduce growth rate 

Reproductive failure 

Shortened life span

Magnesium 

Deficiency: 

Anxiety 

Asthma 

Anorexia 

Birth defects 

Calcification of small arteries 

Confusion 

Depression 

Growth failures 

Hyperactivity/synophobia 

Hypotension 

Hypothermia 

Insomnia 

Irritability 

Malignant calcification of soft tissue 

Menstrual Migraines 

Muscle pains/tremors/weakness 

Nervousness/neuromuscular irritability 

Neuromuscular problems 

Restlessness 

Seizures 

SIDS 

Tachycardia/palpitations 

Tetany – Convulsions 

Tremors 

Vertigo 

Manganese 

Deficiency: 

Asthma 

Ataxia 

Atherosclerosis 

Chrondromalacia 

Chondrodystophy 

Convulsions 

Dizziness 

Hearing loss 


Hypoglycemia 

Infertility (failure to ovulate or testicle atrophy) 

Loss of sex drive 

Pancreatic atrophy 

Poor cartilage formation problems 

TMJ, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 

Retarded growth rates 

Shortened long bones 

Molybdenum 

Essential as a metalloenzyme of several enzyme 

systems 

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Neodymium 

Doubles life span of laboratory animals 

hances cell growth 

Nickel 

Deficiency: 

Anaemia (low hematocrit) 

Delayed puberty 

Depressed oxidative ability of the liver 

Dermatitis 

High newborn mortality 

Poor growth 

Poor zinc absorption 

Rough/dry hair coats in animals 

Phosphorus 

Deficiency: 

Anorexia 

Anxiety 

Apprehension 

Bone pain 

Dyspnoea (shortness of breath) 

Fatigue 

Irritability 

Numbness 

Parenthesis 

Pica 

Tremulousness 

Weakness 

weight loss

Potassium 

Deficiency: 

Acne 

Arrhythmia 

Cognitive impairment 

Constipation 

Depression 

ECG changes 

Oedema 

Fatigue 

Glucose intolerance 

Growth Retardation 


Hyperreflexia 

Hypotension 

Insomnia 

Mental Apathy 

Muscular weakness 

nervousness 

Palpitations 

Polydipsia 

Proteinuria 

Repertory distress 

“Salt” retention 

Tachycardia 

Xerosis 

Praseodymium 

Doubles life span in laboratory animals 

Enhances normal cell growth 

Samarium 


Enhances normal cell proliferation 

Cancer prevention properties 

Animal studies show deficiencies cause 

Hearing loss 

Male pattern baldness 

Poor growth and poor feeding 

Selenium 

Effective anti-oxidant 

Deficiency: 

Age spots or liver spots 

ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) 

Alzheimer’s Disease (associated high vegetable 

oil consumption) 

Anaemia (red blood cell fragility) 

Cardiomyopathy 

Cataracts 

Cancer risk 

Cystic fibrosis 

Cancer (associated with high vegetable oil intake) 

Fatigue 


Heart palpations (irregular heart beat) 

High infant mortality 

HIV (AIDS) 

Impaired immunity 

Infertility 

Keshan Disease (myocardial fibrosis) 

Liver cirrhosis 

Low birth weight 

Multiple sclerosis 

Muscular dystrophy 

Myalgia 

Pancreatitis 

Pancreatic atrophy and fibrosis 

Parkinson’s Disease (associated with lead 

poisoning) 

Scoliosis 

Sterility in males 

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) 

Sickle cell anemia

Silica 

Increases collagen in growing bone by 100% 

Deficiency: 

Brittle fingernails 


Poor calcium utilization arterial wall 

strength problems 

Poor skin quality 

Silver 

Anti-bacterial 

Anti-fungal 

Anti-viral 

Kills over 650 disease causing organisms. 

Systemic disinfectant 

Immune support. 

Subdues inflammation 

promotes healing 

Strontium 

Involved in functions of haemoglobin, insulin hormone 

adrenal hormones, enzymes and antibodies 

Deficiency: 

Degeneration of cartilage, ligaments, and tendons 

Lupus 

Several Collagen diseases 

Sickle cell anaemia 

Thulium 


Enhances growth of normal cells 

Vanadium 

Aids in glucose (blood sugar levels) 

Anti-Cancer properties 

Decreases cholesterol production 

Enhances insulin effectiveness (aids with blood sugar 

problems) 

Increases effectiveness of heart muscle contraction 

Deficiency: 

Cardiovascular and triglycerides 

Diabetes 

Elevated cholesterol and triglycerides 

Hypoglycaemia 

Increased infant mortality 

Infertility 

Obesity 

Slow growth 

Yttrium 

Doubles life span of laboratory animals 

Enhances normal cell growth 

Zinc 

Zinc deficiency associated with congenial birth 

defects: 

Brain defects, cleft lip and cleft palate 

Clubbed limbs 

Down’s syndrome 

Heart and lung defects 

Hiatus hernia & umbilical hernia 

Small or absent eyes 

Spina bifida 

Urogenital defects 

Webbed toes or fingers 

Deficiency: 

Acne 

Acrodermatitis enteropathica 


Anaemia 

Anorexia and/or bulimia 

Apathy 

Birth defects (see above) 

Bad body odor (“smelly tennis shoe” syndrome) 

Brittle nails 

Depression 

Diarrhoea 

Enlarged prostate 

Eczema 

Fatigue 

“Frizzy” hair 

High infant mortality 


Hypogewusia (loss of sense of taste) 

Infertility 

Impaired wound hearing 

Impotence 

Irritability 

Lethargy 

Loss of sense of smell 

Malabsorption 

Memory loss 

Paranoia 

Pica (eating hair, wool etc.) 

Poor growth (short stature) 

Sexual immaturity (remain in pre-puberty state) 

Small and/or poor ovary and testes function 

Sterility 

Weaken immune function 

White Spots on nails

Vitamin and Nutrient Deficiency Symptoms 

Biotin 

Deficiency: 


Anaemia 

Anorexia and nausea 

Depression 

Fatigue 


Hyperglycemia (diabetes) 

Insomnia 

Muscle pain and weakness 

Dry, greyish skin 

Pale smooth tongue 

Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs) 

Also knows as Omega 3, 6 and 9 

Deficiency: 

Acne 


Arthritis 

Atrophy of endocrine glands 

Diarrhoea 


Eczema 

Endocrine dysfunction 

Fatty degeneration of the liver 

Gall stones 


Immunologic dysfunction 

Impaired wound healing 

Infertility 

Kidney dysfunction 

Positive sweat test (cystic fibrosis, anorexia nervosa etc.) 

Xerosis 

Folic acid 

Deficiency: 

anaemia (megaloblastic) 

Anorexia 

Apathy 

Birth defects (spina bifida, Hydroeccephalaocoels) 

G I upsets/diarrhoea 

Dyspepsia 

Geographic tongue 


Headaches 

Insomnia 

Memory loss 

Paranoia 

Vitiligo 

Weakness 

Inositol 

Deficiency: 


Constipation 

Eczema 


Niacin 

Deficiency: 

Anorexia and Nausea 

Canker sores 

Confusion 

Depression 

Dermatitis (localized scaly) 

Dark pigmented dermatitis 

Diarrhoea 

Dyspepsia 

Crying jags, emotional 

Fatigue 

Halitosis (bad breath) 

Headaches 

Insomnia 

Irritability 

Limb pains 

Memory loss 

Muscular weakness 

Skin eruptions/eczema

Para Aminobenzoic Acid 

Deficiency 

Constipation 

Depression/headache/irritability 

Fatigue 

G I disorders 

Greying hair 

Vitamin A 

Deficiency: 

Acne 

Anosmia (loss of smell) 

Birth defects 

Dry hair/Alopecia (hair loss) 

Fatigue 

Growth Retardation 

Hyperkeratosis 

Infections 

Infertility 

Insomnia 

Night blindness 

Weight loss 

Xerosis 

Vitamin B-1 (Thiamine) 

Deficiency: 

Anorexia 

Brain atrophy (senility) 

Confusion 

Constipation 

Co-ordination impairment 

Depression 

Dyspnea (labored breathing) 

G I upset 

Oedema 

Fatigue 

Irritability 

Memory loss 

Muscle atrophy 

Nervousness 

Numbness hands and feet 

Pain hypersensitivity 

Palpitations 

Sonophobia 

Weakness 

Vitamin B-2 (Riboflavin) 

Deficiency: 


Blurred vision 

Cataracts 

Cheilosis 

Depression 

Dermatitis (drying, greasing, scaling) 

Dizziness eyes (itching, burning, red) 


Growth retardation Pancreatic atrophy 

and fibrosis Photobia 

Vitamin B-5 (Pantothenic Acid) 

Deficiency: 

Abdominal Pain 


Burning feet 

Co-ordination impairment 

Depression 

Eczema 

Faintness/fatigue 

Hypotension 

Infections 

Insomnia 

Muscle spams 

Nausea and vomiting 

Nervousness 

Tachycardia 

Vitamin B-6 (Pyridoxine) 

Deficiency: 

Acne 


Anaemia 

Anorexia and nausea 

Arthritis 

Cheilosis 

Conjunctivitis 

Depression 

Dizziness 

Facial oiliness 

Fatigue 



Irritability 

Nervousness 

Neurologic symptoms 

Seizures 

Stomatitis 

Stunted growth 

Weakness

Vitamin B-12 

Deficiency 

Achlorhydria 

Anaemia 

Birth defects 

Constipation 

Depression 

Dizziness 

Dyspnoea (labored breathing) 

Fatigue 

G I upset 


Headache 

Irritability 

Moodiness 

Numbness 

Palpitations 

Psychosis 

Spinal cord degeneration 

Vitamin E 

Deficiency: 


Areflexia 

Dermatitis 

Gait disturbance 

Infertility 

Malabsorption 

Muscular dystrophy 

Ophthalmoplegia 

Proprioception problems 

RBC fragility 

Vibratory sense dysfunction 

Vitamin K 

Deficiency: 

Poor clotting time 

Osteoporosis 

Vitamin C 

Deficiency: 

Bleeding gums/loose gums 

Depression/malaise/tiredness 

Easy bruising 


Irritability 

Joint pain 

Vitamin D 

Deficiency: 

Burning in mouth and throat 

Diarrhoea 

Insomnia 

Myopia 

Nervousness 

Osteomalacia 

Rickets

Why do we need to supplement? 

With many of our foods coming from depleted soils our daily diets may be lacking many of those 

important minerals we need on a daily basis. Because this we don't know what minerals we are 

missing out on in any one day. Supplementing our daily food intake with a broad spectrum of plant 

derived minerals guarantees our bodies of at least some of the minerals required on that day. 

Paradise Nutrients supplies a range of products that contains a broads spectrum of at least 74 plus 

plant derived minerals. These include-: 

Table minerals. A salt replacement to top up your meals. 

VeggiMin Capsules with 74Plus plant minerals 

Mineral Drinks as a refreshing drink 

Other products that contain plant derived minerals to help maintain the mineral content of your food 

and body. 

Can I take too many minerals ? 

With plant derived minerals a little more than is needed is ok; the body will utilise what it needs and 

the rest will pass out as waste. A little excess can be good because it can help detox the body of 

heavy metals attaching to these minerals of the opposite charge helping to drag them out of the 

body . However if the minerals are metallic and you consume too much this may cause an excess 

of heavy metals and can be hard to dislodge from the body. If you already suffer from an overload 

of any one mineral you should be careful of your diet as some foods may be high in certain 

minerals. For example, kelp is high in iron and iodine. This could be a problem if you have an 

overactive thyroid. 

If you are unsure about consuming supplements you should consult your health care professional.

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