What's in It?

The list of minerals & elements contains everything that is in the human body. Though we advertise 84 minerals, you will find the list includes much more than minerals, it also contains elements like oxygen, so you will find more than 84. 

When you look at some of the minerals, you may say, oh my that is a harmful item; but these are in minute traces and based on our limited knowledge, we do not completely understand how some things that are harmful in large quantities may be helpful in minute quantities. But the fact is, that when Himalayan salt combines synergistically with spring water, it can be seen through thermographic photography to help balance the human body, thus it is a perfect match for the human organism.

Himalayan Salt & Spring Water ~ A Perfect Match 

When this salt is mixed with natural spring water, the resulting liquid is nearly identical (over 99%) to amniotic
fluid, which is the nurturing and protective fluid in the womb protecting the fetus. It is said that man originally came out of the oceans and indeed this salt, which is from the primeval seas over 250 million years ago, seems to prove that statement true.

Spectral Analysis of the Composition of Himalayan Pink Crystal Salt

Through spectral analysis, we can see the enormous variety of elements, trace minerals and electrolytes that compose pink crystal Himalayan salt. Please note these are in incredibly tiny parts, and that it is the interaction of so many tiny parts that create a healthy synergistic response in the human body. 

Hydrogen H 0.30 g/kg DIN 

Lithium Li 0.40 g/kg AAS 

Beryllium Be <0.01 ppm AAS 

Boron B <0.001 ppm FSK 

Carbon C <0.001 ppm FSK 

Nitrogen N 0.024 ppm ICG 

Oxygen O 1.20 g/kg DIN 

Flouride F- <0.1 g/kg Potentiometer 

Sodium Na+ 382.61 g/kg FSM 

Magnesium Mg 0.16 g/kg AAS 

Aluminum Al 0.661 ppm AAS 

Silicon Si <0.1 g/kg AAS 

Phosphorus P <0.10 ppm ICG 

Sulfur S 12.4 g/kg TXRF 

Chloride Cl- 590.93 g/kg Gravimetrie 

Potassium K+ 3.5 g/kg FSM 

Calcium Ca 4.05 g/kg Titration 

Scandium Sc <0.0001 ppm FSK 

Titanium Ti <0.001 ppm FSK 

Vanadium V 0.06 ppm AAS 

Chromium Cr 0.05 ppm AAS 

Manganese Mn 0.27 ppm AAS 

Iron Fe 38.9 ppm AAS 

Cobalt Co 0.60 ppm AAS 

Nickel Ni 0.13 ppm AAS 

Copper Cu 0.56 ppm AAS 

Zinc Zn 2.38 ppm AAS 

Gallium Ga <0.001 ppm FSK

Germanium Ge <0.001 ppm FSK 

Arsenic As <0.01 ppm AAS 

Selenium Se 0.05 ppm AAS

Bromine Br 2.1 ppm TXRF 

Rubidium Rb 0.04 ppm AAS

Strontium Sr 0.014 g/kg AAS

Ytterbium Y <0.001 ppm FSK

Zirconium Zr <0.001 ppm FSK

Niobium Nb <0.001 ppm FSK 

Molybdenum Mo 0.01 ppm AAS

Technetium Tc unstable artificial isotope - not included

Ruthenium Ru <0.001 ppm FSK

Rhodium Rh <0.001 ppm FSK

Palladium Pd <0.001 ppm FSK

Silver Ag 0.031 ppm AAS

Cadmium Cd <0.01 ppm AAS

Indium In <0.001 ppm FSK

Tin Sn <0.01 ppm AAS

Antimony Sb <0.01 ppm AAS

Tellurium Te <0.001 ppm FSK

Iodine I <0.1 g/kg potentiometrie

Cesium Cs <0.001 ppm FSK

Barium Ba 1.96 ppm AAS/TXR

Lanthan La <0.001 ppm FSK

Cerium Ce <0.001 ppm FSK

Praseodynium Pr <0.001 ppm FSK

Neodymium Nd <0.001 ppm FSK

Promethium Pm unstable artificial isotope - not included

Samarium Sm <0.001 ppm FSK

Europium Eu <3.0 ppm TXRF

Gadolinium Gd <0.001 ppm FSK

Terbium Tb <0.001 ppm FSK

Dysprosium Dy <4.0 ppm TXR 

Holmium Ho <0.001 ppm FSK

Erbium Er <0.001 ppm FSK

Thulium Tm <0.001 ppm FSK

Ytterbium Yb <0.001 ppm FSK

Lutetium Lu <0.001 ppm FSK

Hafnium Hf <0.001 ppm FSK

Tantalum Ta 1.1 ppm TXRF

Wolfram W <0.001 ppm FSK

Rhenium Re <2.5 ppm TXRF

Osmium Os <0.001 ppm FSK

Iridium Ir <2.0 ppm TXRF 

Platinum Pt 0.47 ppm TXRF

Gold Au <1.0 ppm TXRF

Mercury Hg <0.03 ppm AAS

Thallium Ti 0.06 ppm AAS

Lead Pb 0.10 ppm AAS

Bismuth Bi <0.10 ppm AAS

Polonium Po <0.001 ppm FSK

Astat At <0.001 ppm FSK

Francium Fr <1.0 ppm TXRF

Radium Ra <0.001 ppm FSK

Actinium Ac <0.001 ppm FSK

Thorium Th <0.001 ppm FSK

Protactinium Pa <0.001 ppm FSK

Uranium U <0.001 ppm FSK

Neptunium Np <0.001 ppm FSK

Plutonium Pu <0.001 ppm FSK

Additional Combined Elements

Water H2O 1.5 g/kg DIN

Ammonium NH4+ 0.010 ppm Photometrie

Nitrate NO3- 0.09 ppm Photometrie

Phosphate PO4 3- <0.10 ppm ICG 

Hydrogencarbonate HCO3- <1.0 g/kg Titration

The sodium chloride content is 97.41% and meets the worldwide necessary standards for table salt.

Legend:

g/kg – Grams per kilogram 

DIN – German Standards Institute 

ICG – Ionchromatography 

AAS – Atom absorbtion spectrometry 

TXRF – Total reflection - X-Ray - Floresence-Spectometry

ppm – Parts per million 

FSM – Flamespectrometry 

FSK – Frequency Spectroscope