BodyBio ReMineralize - Concentrated Ionic Trace Minerals to Hydrate, Detox, and Revitalize Your Cells - Over 72 Bioavailable Trace Minerals for Rapid Absorption 4 Fl Oz

Concentrated Ionic Trace Minerals. Claims to contain over 72 bioavailable trace minerals for rapid absorption. Concentrated supports hydration, detox, and revitalizing your cells. Bottle has a dropper lid and contains 4 ounces. Recommends 1/2 teaspoon, 2.5ml giving you 47 servings. I use RO water filtration and typically add trace minerals back to it to replace some of the good that was filtered out. I haven't been using a 1/2 teaspoon as directed. I typically use a few, 10 or so drops which is typically recommended on other similar products. This product was a little pricey but seemed to be decent quality.

We live in West Virginia and don't trust the water from the tap is safe. Too many old, closed coal mines leak chemicals into our streams where our water comes from. So we bought a counter-top reverse osmosis machine (from Amazon) about 18 months ago. I failed to do more due diligence and recently got to wondering whether good minerals that are usually found in Mother Natures water is filtered out as well. It is unless you buy a unit that is capable of re-mineralizing as it filters. Research found these BodyBio remineralizing drops. We started using them in the last two weeks. Just a quarter teaspoon once a day is recommended. The surprising thing is that the re-mineralized water feels thicker, more smooth going down. Taste buds are different and some reviews mention a bad or bitter taste. My taste buds found sweet. I'll write about the difference in our bodies after a few weeks.

The supplement is easy to take and taste ok. It has not cause any complications or discomfort in my gastrointestinal system. Because I have only been using this product for short period of time, I cannot yet ascertain its overall effectiveness for the body .

This is odd. I don’t quite know how to describe the taste but it makes your water feel “thick”. I didn’t even use the full amount but the flavor is pretty gross. I originally got it for my RO water but there’s no way to drink this with it without ruining the pure flavor of the RO. I have to drink it separately in a juice-type drink to counteract the RO water. STILL I do value adding these to my routine, it just isn’t being used as I originally intended. I do also wish it was clearer exactly what was in it.

I absolutely LOVE the E-lyte mix by this brand, so I had high hopes for this supplement as well. I won't say I'm disappointed. I will say that it took a little trial and error to find beverages to mask/blend the taste. Juice works GREAT, black coffee does NOT. I did manage to save my cup of coffee by adding cream and honey... then it resembled bulletproof coffee in flavor. I find that my body absorbs the nutrients better in this liquid form than any otc or even prescription magnesium supplements I've tried.

The media could not be loaded. Update:I did more research on this company and felt confident enough to keep taking these, despite the somewhat vague labeling.I have to say that my mind is completely changed about these minerals. I didn't realize how devastatingly deficient I was in trace minerals. In the early days, my nervous system was basically trying to reset. After 2 weeks of taking these, they no longer knock me out. I simply feel calm and balanced. My stress levels have decreased an incredible amount. I feel no anxiety. It's amazing how something like a mineral deficiency can have such a massive impact on your life.I have already recommended these to a friend who struggles with stress & insomnia, and she loves these too.Previous Review:I'll start with the good. The magnesium is strong in this mineral blend. If you're sensitive to it, it'll make you SUPER relaxed and very sleepy. It doesn't taste awful, but there is a detectable taste. Basically, it's a brine flavor.Here's the shady part. The manufacturer (or Amazon?) placed the barcode over the nutrition DV% and ingredients list. Kind of important info there. I couldn't help but wonder if it was intentionally obscured. when I took the barcode off, I saw:Ingredients: complex of micro/macro sea minerals from concentrateWhich sea? What source? This is basic information that should be on the label. Also, its basically just magnesium and chloride. I'd wager that there are other minerals present in this and I am curious as to whether they were omitted.It's important for supplements to be trustworthy, and this one feels too suspect to incorporate as part of my routine. I might take it if I have a bout of insomnia though, because it's truly wonderful for that.