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The Minerals Your Water Doesn't Have

70+ ionic trace minerals from sea water, chelated magnesium and 500 mg of vitamin C. One berry scoop in a glass of water.†

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Lingo Minerals · Daily Trace Mineral Drink Mix · Mixed Berry

The Minerals Your Water Doesn't Have

70+ ionic trace minerals from sea water, 200 mg of chelated magnesium and 500 mg of vitamin C, in one mixed-berry scoop. Drink it, don't swallow it.†

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No artificial sweeteners
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Description

Lingo Minerals is a daily trace mineral drink mix in mixed berry. One scoop in 8 oz of water delivers 70+ ionic trace minerals concentrated from sea water, 200 mg of magnesium as malate, 100 mg of calcium as citrate and 500 mg of vitamin C, along with zinc, selenium, copper, manganese and chromium in chelated forms.

It also carries a botanical side: burdock root, ginkgo biloba, taurine, a 200:1 aloe vera extract and ancient sea salt. 30 servings, 360 g. No artificial sweeteners, gluten free, made in the USA.

Why Lingo Minerals?

Filtered water is stripped of minerals on the way to your glass, and a modern plate tends to run short on the same handful every time. The NIH Office of Dietary Supplements says plainly that the diets of many people in the United States provide less than the recommended amount of magnesium, and adults need roughly 310 to 420 mg a day.

Most people answer that with a shelf of bottles they never finish. This is the version that survives: one scoop of mixed berry in a glass of water, with the macro minerals, the trace minerals and the vitamin C in the same place, and every dose printed on the panel instead of buried in a blend.†

Benefits

  • Supports a normal energy-yielding metabolism and helps reduce tiredness and fatigue†
  • Supports normal muscle function†
  • Supports normal nervous-system and psychological function†
  • Supports normal immune function (vitamin C, zinc, selenium)†
  • Contributes to normal collagen formation for skin and bones (vitamin C)†
  • 70+ ionic trace minerals from sea water
  • One mixed-berry scoop a day, no capsules to swallow
  • No artificial sweeteners · gluten free · made in the USA

Recommended Use

Mix 1 scoop into 8 oz of water once a day. Consult your physician before use. Most people take it with breakfast; there is no caffeine in it, so the time of day is yours.

One tub is 30 servings, so thirty days is a fair test. Do not exceed the recommended serving: with minerals, more is not better.

Warnings

Consult your physician before use. Speak to your doctor first if you have kidney disease or reduced kidney function, are pregnant or nursing, or take medication — ginkgo biloba can interact with blood thinners, and magnesium can interact with certain antibiotics, bisphosphonates, diuretics and proton pump inhibitors. Not for children. Stop use and see your doctor if you notice any adverse reaction. Keep out of reach of children. Do not exceed the recommended serving.

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Lingo Minerals: 70+ ionic trace minerals, 200 mg magnesium, 500 mg vitamin C

Lingo Minerals · Daily Trace Mineral Drink Mix · Mixed Berry

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70+Ionic trace minerals from sea water
200 mgChelated magnesium as malate
500 mgVitamin C, plus zinc and selenium
1Scoop in a glass of water. That's the whole routine.

Minerals You Drink,
Not Minerals You Swallow.*

A mixed-berry scoop in 8 oz of water, once a day. No horse pills, no chalky aftertaste, nothing to choke down at the sink.

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What's Actually In the Scoop

Sea water salt flats

The base70+ Ionic Trace Minerals

400 mg of trace minerals concentrated from sea water: the small ones that rarely appear on a label at all, in the ionic form your body meets them in nature.†

Berry mineral powder

The workhorsesChelated Macro Minerals

200 mg of magnesium as malate, 100 mg of calcium as citrate, plus zinc, selenium, copper, manganese and chromium. Chelated forms, each one named and dosed on the panel.†

Fresh mixed berries

The vitamin500 mg Vitamin C

Vitamin C contributes to normal immune function, to normal collagen formation and to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue, and it helps you absorb iron from your food.†

Burdock root, ginkgo and sea salt

The extrasBurdock, Ginkgo, Taurine, Aloe

250 mg each of burdock root, ginkgo biloba and taurine, with a 200:1 aloe vera extract and ancient sea salt. Traditional ingredients, included at the doses printed on the panel.†

Honest note: the trace-mineral and botanical side of this formula is not backed by the kind of clinical trials that exist for magnesium or vitamin C. We list every dose on the panel so you can judge it yourself, and we are not going to dress tradition up as proof.

Why People Start Drinking It

The reasons we actually hear, in the order we hear them.

Water alone

Drinking more, feeling the same

You upped your water and nothing changed. Filtered water is stripped of minerals on the way to your glass, and plain water is not a mineral.

Pill fatigue

Six bottles, none of them finished

Magnesium here, a multivitamin there, a zinc you bought once. A single scoop in water is the version people actually keep doing.

Sweat

Long days, long trails, hot rooms

Training, hiking, heat and a sauna habit all pull minerals out. Replacing them is ordinary maintenance, not a hack.

None of this is a diagnosis. Persistent fatigue, cramps or palpitations deserve a doctor and a blood test, not a scoop.

One Scoop. Every Morning.

What the minerals and vitamin C in this scoop are recognised to support.

Normal energy metabolism†
Normal muscle function†
Normal nervous system†
Normal immune function†
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Plain Facts. No Miracle Numbers.

What is established, and where the honest edges are.

Magnesium310 to 420 mg a day for adults.
The NIH Office of Dietary Supplements puts adult needs at roughly 310–420 mg of magnesium a day and says the diets of many people in the United States provide less than the recommended amount. One scoop supplies 200 mg as malate: a top-up on your food, not a replacement for it.†
Vitamin C500 mg, well past the daily requirement.
The RDA is 90 mg for men and 75 mg for women. At 500 mg this scoop is a generous dose, which is the point for people who sweat a lot or who are hard on themselves in winter. Vitamin C is water-soluble: your body uses what it needs and passes the rest.†
Trace mineralsReal, and often overstated.
Trace minerals from sea water are genuinely a broad-spectrum source, and "70+" counts everything measurable, including elements present in tiny amounts. That is a fair description of what is in the jar, not a claim that each of the seventy does something for you. We would rather you knew the difference.
The botanicalsTradition, not trials.
Burdock root, ginkgo biloba, taurine and aloe vera have long histories of use and a mixed research picture. Ginkgo in particular can interact with blood thinners, so if you take one, ask your doctor before starting this.†
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Your First Tub

One tub is thirty mornings. Minerals are not a stimulant: there is nothing to feel in the first hour, and that is exactly how it should be.

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Days 1–7: The Habit

  • One scoop in 8 oz of water, at the time you will actually remember*
  • It tastes like mixed berry, not like a supplement*
  • Six bottles come off the counter and one tub replaces them*

Weeks 2–4: Topping Up

  • You are closing the gap between your plate and the recommended intakes*
  • Most people say the hot days and the long walks feel less punishing*
  • Keep eating the greens, nuts, seeds and beans. This is a top-up, not a substitute*

The End of the Tub

  • Thirty days is a fair test. Keep it or stop it on your own evidence*
  • If nothing changed for you, take the refund*
  • If you take medication, mention it at your next appointment*

After That

  • Minerals reward consistency, not intensity*
  • Still one scoop. Still every dose on the panel.*
  • It becomes part of the morning, like the kettle*
5 Reasons Why

Why This Tub and Not the Six Bottles

Reason 1

You Drink It

One scoop in a glass of water. No capsules, no tablets, nothing chalky to get down at the sink. The version of a supplement routine people actually keep.

Reason 2

The Small Minerals Too

Most multivitamins cover the famous ones. This adds 400 mg of trace minerals concentrated from sea water, the ones that rarely make it onto a label at all.†

Reason 3

Chelated, and Printed

Magnesium malate, calcium citrate, zinc citrate, copper and manganese gluconate, selenomethionine. Every form named, every dose on the panel, no blend hiding the numbers.

Reason 4

Mixed Berry, No Artificial Sweeteners

Flavoured with natural mixed berry and monk fruit, and gluten free. It is a drink you look forward to, which is most of why a routine survives past week two.

Reason 5

It Travels

One tub and a scoop replace a shelf of bottles. It goes in the bag for a weekend, a trailhead or a hotel room without rattling.

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Lingo Minerals
LINGO MINERALS
70+ Trace Minerals
200 mg Chelated Magnesium
500 mg Vitamin C
Every Dose on the Panel
One Scoop, Mixed Berry
An Electrolyte Stick
Mostly Sodium and Potassium
Little or No Magnesium
Rarely Any Vitamin C
Often a Proprietary Blend
Built for Sweat, Not for Daily Gaps

Not an Electrolyte Stick

  • A Different Job — electrolytes replace what you sweat out; this fills the everyday gaps in a diet
  • The Full Mineral Range — macro minerals, trace minerals and vitamin C in the same scoop
  • Nothing Hidden — chelated forms and doses printed, not a blend total
  • Straight Talk — we cite the NIH and we say which parts are tradition rather than trials
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If you are not completely satisfied in your first 30 days, simply contact us for a full refund — no questions asked.

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Straight Talk: What This Is Not

This category is full of promises. Here is the honest version.

Not a cure

Not a treatment for anything

Not for fatigue, cramps, focus problems or any condition. Those deserve a doctor. This is a dietary supplement that fills gaps in a diet.

Not an energy drink

No caffeine, no buzz

Nothing in the scoop is a stimulant. If you are expecting a lift twenty minutes after drinking it, you will be disappointed, and we would rather say so.

Not a food replacement

Your plate still does the work

Greens, nuts, seeds, beans, fish. The scoop tops up what a modern diet tends to run short on. It does not excuse the diet.

Questions People Ask Before They Buy

What exactly is in a scoop?
70+ ionic trace minerals concentrated from sea water (400 mg), 200 mg of magnesium as malate, 100 mg of calcium as citrate, 500 mg of vitamin C, plus zinc, selenium, copper, manganese and chromium in chelated forms, and a botanical side: burdock root, ginkgo biloba, taurine, aloe vera 200:1 and ancient sea salt. Every dose is printed on the panel, which is in the product photos.
How do I take it?
One scoop into 8 oz of water, once a day. Most people do it with breakfast. It dissolves quickly and tastes like mixed berry.
Is this an electrolyte drink?
No, and that matters. An electrolyte stick is mostly sodium and potassium, built to replace what you sweat out. This is a daily mineral top-up: magnesium, calcium, the trace minerals and vitamin C. If you are running a marathon in the heat you may want both.
Does it have sugar?
It is sweetened with monk fruit extract and contains a small amount of crystalline fructose as part of the flavour system, so it is not sugar-free, but there is no added cane sugar and no artificial sweeteners. The full ingredient list is on the panel in the photos.
Will I feel something?
Probably not in the first hour, and anyone promising otherwise is selling you a stimulant. Minerals are maintenance. Judge it over a full tub, not over a morning.
What does "70+ trace minerals" actually mean?
It counts every measurable element in the sea-water concentrate, including ones present in tiny amounts. It is an honest description of what is in the jar, not a claim that each of the seventy does something for you.
Who should not take it?
Anyone with kidney disease or reduced kidney function should speak to a doctor first, because that is how the body clears minerals. Ginkgo biloba can interact with blood thinners, so ask your doctor if you take one. Also check first if you are pregnant or nursing, or take medication for blood pressure, thyroid or blood sugar. Not for children.
Can I take it with my other supplements?
Usually yes, but read your labels: if you already take a separate magnesium, a multivitamin and a vitamin C, this scoop probably replaces two or three of them. More is not better with minerals.
Is it vegan? Gluten free?
It contains no animal ingredients and it is gluten free. The aloe, burdock and ginkgo are plant extracts.
Where is it made?
Manufactured in the USA in a GMP-certified facility.

† These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

* Individual results may vary. Nothing on this page is a promise of a specific outcome.

‡ Consult your healthcare provider before use, especially if you are pregnant or nursing, have kidney disease, or take medication — ginkgo biloba can interact with blood thinners, and magnesium can interact with certain antibiotics, bisphosphonates, diuretics and proton pump inhibitors. Not for children. Keep out of reach of children.

  • Office of Dietary Supplements, National Institutes of Health. Magnesium and Vitamin C: Fact Sheets for Consumers and for Health Professionals. ods.od.nih.gov