Granules can be mixed into cold and warm foods/water to dissolve.When touched with water, the granules dissolve into a gel-like consistency and the nutrients they contain are released continuously over a colloid film (biomatrix) over 4–6 hours.

It is absorbed slowly and in well-proportioned amounts.This process comes closest to the absorption of nutrients from fruits and vegetables and delivers the highest absorbation for our supplements.

One of the most important requirements for our carrier material of micronutrients is that they prevent negative influences between micronutrients (antagonism).

When moisture is absorbed, the micronutrients in the swollen colloid system have their own pH-neutral and non-ionic environment, and large exchange surfaces are available for micronutrient retrieval and delivery.

This results in the prevention of mutual interference between micronutrients as they are incorporated separately into plant cell groups, effectively eliminating antagonism.

The existing, mutually hindering interactions between minerals are thereby prevented in the colloid system. Individual micronutrient needs can therefore be easily mixed and balanced. Interactions occur between the individual minerals; the elements connected by lines influence each other.