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Minerals and Their Effect on the Human Body

More about Iodine, Magnesium, Potassium and Sodium


 This page was created with you in mind!

In the digital age we live in today, Jim Williams would like YOU to be able to access information on the nutrients YOUR body needs.

Below, you will find links to printable pdfs with information on how to best get more of these vital nutrients in your diet and, ultimately, in your body.

External link opens in new tab or windowIodine

Iodine is Vital for thyroid, spleen, liver, and brain function.

For a list of high iodine foods & menus, what iodine does in the body and signs of iodine deficiency, External link opens in new tab or windowCLICK HERE.


External link opens in new tab or windowMagnesium

Some of the signs of Magnesium Deficiency are aches and headache, nerve pain and congestion, constipation, stiff muscles  and cramping.

For a list of high magnesium foods and menus and a comprehensive list of signs of magnesium deficiency, External link opens in new tab or windowCLICK HERE.


External link opens in new tab or windowPotassium

.Potassium is a great alkalizer, supports muscular system, and promotes vigor and health. For high potassium foods and menus, what potassium does in the human body and signs of potassium deficiency, External link opens in new tab or windowCLICK HERE.


External link opens in new tab or windowSodium

Sodium is essential to liver, pancreas, spleen, nerves, and blood pressure regulation. For a list of high sodium foods and menus and what sodium does in the human body, External link opens in new tab or windowCLICK HERE.


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