Sentences with phrase «trace elements known»

Apple Cider Vinegar is a natural bacteria - fighting agent that contains a number of essential minerals and trace elements known to fight off colds and related symptoms.

Raisins are an excellent source of a trace element known as boron, which plays a critical role in bone health.

Sea salt contains every mineral and trace element known and as yet unknown needed by humans, in the correct proportions.

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The generally declining trust in the effectiveness of philosophy is thus not to be traced back to deficient versatility in handling available elements of theory, but to the more or less dull consciousness that philosophy works with insinuations of «actuality,» which — although they are not confronted with a plainly superior, clear alternative — are no longer able to be convincing.

unless you know the farm uses compost methods organic really does nt have much meaning either... vegs grown in compost soil are shown to have more flavor (due to sugar analysis) and more trace elements which our diets need there is a whole science to composting and using it in gardens for your vegs

Through fun historical anecdotes and lesser - known backstories of scientific greats, this entertaining book profiles the chemical elements that make up the air we breathe and traces the history of Earth's atmosphere (SN: 7/8/17 & 7/22/17, p. 38).

At the same time, as the authors emphasize, little is known as yet about the potential toxicological effects of many emerging trace elements.

These processes seem to be able to explain the trace abundances of all the known elements heavier than iron.

This food is known to have high level of nutrients, including vitamins A, B, C, D, E, and K, as well as minerals, trace elements, and proteins.

Alfalfa is known as the «Father of all Foods» and is rich in many nutrients including magnesium, calcium, iron, potassium, silicon, and trace elements, as well as vitamin E, vitamin C, and vitamin K, which is necessary for blood clotting.

There is really no regulation on «natural» suppliments such as this, for all you know the bentonite you used, could contain trace elements such as arsenic, or a some radioisotope of iodine;).

Additionally, essential metals like calcium can be toxic at supraphysiologic levels and chromium as the Cr +3 ion is an essential trace element important for maintaining correct blood sugar levels, but as the Cr +6 ion is a known human lung carcinogen.

Did you know that sauerkraut isn't just loaded with beneficial bacteria, it is also a really good source of fiber, and it contains a wealth of vitamins like C as well as K, minerals like iron, as well as potassium as well as trace elements like zinc.

According to Johnson, the attribution of tooth decay to lack of trace elements in the diet «is no longer mainstream» but the Disuse theory is» good science because it can be tested.»

Zinc is also known in medical jargons as the essential trace element.

Elements from the story can be traced back to the oldest oral tales of antiquity, but the earliest known written version was published in Italy in 1634.

Raw goat milk can most easily be absorbed by a variety of mammals and is known as the universal milk, as it contains vitamins, minerals, electrolytes, trace elements, enzymes, protein, and fatty acids.

All the elements are in place; huge budget, decent developer, tech know - how, bombastic set - pieces that would make a cocker spaniels eyes bleed; yet like a crude hand - traced version of a great work of art, something doesn't seem right.

We also know that the body needs 6 major minerals - calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, chloride and phosphate and several essential trace elements.

The minerals and trace elements in these products are significantlyderived from extracts of humic shales, which are known to be rich in trace elements.

«Hemp foods and cosmetics are confounding our federal and corporate drug testing programs» This argument derives from the possibility that trace elements of THC, known to be present in hemp seeds and oil, may show up in workplace drug tests that have, since the 1980's, become a ubiquitous feature of American life.

And while the exact reason why it works is not yet known, researchers at the Teaching Hospital of Brno in the Czech Republic believe it could be that salt water has a simple mechanical effect of clearing mucus, or even that trace elements found in it may play a role.