Frequently Asked Questions

1. What advantages do chelated minerals have?

Ans - Chelated minerals are utilised to support healthy development, control bipolar illness, develop robust muscles and bones, and enhance immune system performance and overall health.

2. What causes chelation in a mineral?

Ans - A mineral is considered to be chelated when an acid is attached to it. Chelation is the process of mixing an inorganic mineral element with an organic acid, like citric acid, or an amino acid, like glycine. 

3. What does the word "chelate" mean?

Ans - Chelating drugs are used to lower harmful heavy metal levels in the blood and tissues. Chelating agents are often categorised based on the heavy metal target; the main targets are iron, copper, mercury, and lead. 

4. What distinguishes minerals that are chelated from those that are not?

Ans - Chelated minerals have greater stability.

Non-chelated minerals are more reactive with other chemicals because they more easily decompose into charged particles (ions). This can make it harder for you to absorb the minerals and raises the likelihood that they will prevent you from absorbing other nutrients.