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Which minerals make up the Trace Mineral Complex?Updated 4 days ago

The Trace Mineral Complex contains the minerals listed below in trace amounts. Laboratory testing is conducted using a 3-gram (3,000 mg) sample. Results reported in parts per million (ppm) represent concentration, with 1 ppm equal to 1 mcg per gram. Dr. Berg Nutritionals products contain 100 mg, 50 mg, 10 mg, or 5 mg of Trace Mineral Complex. The corresponding columns show the calculated amount of each mineral provided by those quantities, using the serving unit listed.

MineralConcentrationServing unit100 mg50 mg10 mg5 mg
Boron*182.1 ppmmcg18.219.1051.8210.9105
Calcium47 ppmmcg4.72.350.470.235
Chloride127.333333 mg/gmg12.7333336.3666671.2733330.636667
Chromium0.06 ppmmcg0.0060.0030.00060.0003
Copper0.06 ppmmcg0.0060.0030.00060.0003
Iodine1.61 ppmmcg0.1610.08050.01610.00805
Iron4.02 ppmmcg0.4020.2010.04020.0201
Magnesium58.333333 mg/gmg5.8333332.9166670.5833330.291667
Manganese0.10 ppmmcg0.010.0050.0010.0005
Molybdenum0.07 ppmmcg0.0070.00350.00070.00035
Phosphorus0.01 ppmmcg0.0010.00050.00010.00005
Potassium0.596667 mg/gmg0.0596670.0298330.0059670.002983
Selenium0.18 ppmmcg0.0180.0090.00180.0009
Silicon*2.03 ppmmcg0.2030.10150.02030.01015
Sodium0.88 mg/gmg0.0880.0440.00880.0044
Zinc0.16 ppmmcg0.0160.0080.00160.0008

*Boron and silicon do not have established FDA Daily Values and are not classified as essential human nutrients. They are included because of ongoing research into their potential roles in human nutrition and health.

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