Good State Liquid Ionic Potassium Ultra Concentrate (10 drops equals 50 mg - 100 servings per bottle)

4 Reasons Why Our Customers Are Replacing Their Potassium Pills With Liquid Ionic Potassium Ultra Concentrate

1. It is a liquid that replaces big, dry pills.
2. It absorbs faster and more efficiently than traditional pills.
3. It is concentrated: More water is taken out, while more of the potassium is left in.
4. It is an ionized mineral.

 The health benefits from potassium are plentiful, but one of the most popular is for relaxing calf muscles. This is why getting your potassium in this form is so appealing. You can use Liquid Ionic Potassium Ultra Concentrate on a daily basis.

 +Description

Potassium balances your body's pH. It can help neutralize acids and restore alkaline salts to the blood stream.

Potassium can work with the sodium in all cells, including nerve synapses, to maintain and restore membranes and to assist in metabolic processes.

It helps support your cardiovascular and nerve function.

It increase your muscle energy.

Potassium can also be vital for the elimination of wastes.

It can promote the healing of cuts, bruises and other injuries.

Potassium is one of the most popular minerals because it can generally contribute to a sense of wellbeing.

This supplement is also vegetarian friendly.

Notice a change for the better when you take an ionic potassium supplement that is in a liquid concentrate form. Click on the “Add to Cart” button right now to get your own bottle.

 +Important Information

What is Ionic?

Ionized means to convert wholly or partly into ions.

An ion is any atom that has a positive or a negative charge. A positively charged ion will hook up with a negatively-charged one. Then it turns into something new and available.

What Are Ionized Minerals?

Getting minerals in an ionized form is how plants and animals were designed to absorb inorganic minerals. (Inorganic substances, like rocks and similar matter.)

Plants are like sprouting little factories where they make their own food. They take in the inorganic minerals through their roots from the dirt (the dirt is partially made up of crushed rock). Then the plants change the minerals into organic, ionized form—the form of minerals that can be used by your body.