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Sulforaphane

Sulforaphane (Indirect Antioxidant) [DV 800μg] {Half Life = 2.2 Hours} Neutralises toxins, it also calms inflammation in your body. Inflammation has been linked to several kinds of cancer and neurodegenerative diseases, to this degree, sulforaphane has shown to improve the neuro-inflammation symptoms of epilepsy

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Silica

Silica an important trace mineral that provides strength and flexibility to the connective tissues of your body — cartilage, tendons, skin, bone, teeth, hair, and blood vessels. Silica is essential in the formation of collagen, the most abundant protein found in your body.

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B-12 (Methyl)Cobalamin

B-12 (Methyl)Cobalamin plays an essential role in red blood cell formation, cell metabolism, nerve function and the production of DNA. Supports brain function, memory, and IQ. A deficiency can cause depression, demyelination and consequently, peripheral neuropathy as well as central neuropathy.

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Iron

Helps oxygenate the blood, convert blood sugar to energy, boosts the immune system, aids cognitive function and supports healthy skin, hair and nails. Iron deficiency anemia is common in those suffering with autoimmune diseases. The storage form of iron, ferritin, is absorbed through the intestines.

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Copper

Increases iron absorption and energy manufacture, helps form connective tissue and blood vessels, maintains the nervous and immune system.  Low copper levels contribute to increased grey hairs, brittle bones, sickness, and fatigue, with decreased efficacy towards memory, learning, IQ, walking ability, resistance to cold and vision sharpness