What can I expect from MB-0.1?

Based on our n of few™ testing, SPIKE MB-0.1 showed noticeable improvements in mood, energy, libido, skin, and stamina. Send us your own testimonials!

How many sachets per day and how to take it?

Each sachet is meant to be dissolved and vigorously stirred in 1 quart (1 liter) of water. Avoid using metal utensils. Three sachets cover most daily mineral needs, but the exact number depends on weight and physical activity.

Do the doses listed correspond to the element or the chelated compound?

The doses listed correspond to the elemental mineral content, not the compound mass. Purity adjustments and pharmaceutical techniques ensure precision dosing.

Will my body have enough transporters for all the minerals?

Yes. SPIKE MB-0.1 was engineered to optimize bioavailability and prevent transporter saturation and mineral antagonism.

Is mineral antagonism purely a transporter saturation issue?

No. Mineral antagonism can occur via regulatory proteins like metallothionein, not just transporter competition. MB-0.1 accounts for these interactions with optimal dosing.

When two minerals compete for the same transporter, is it random which gets picked?

No. Transporters have different affinities, and hormonal and intracellular feedback mechanisms prioritize based on physiological needs.

Should I be taking anything else alongside MB-0.1?

Health should be individualized. MB-0.1 provides about 34% of the Adequate Intake (AI) per sachet for key minerals, designed to complement a varied, seasonal diet.

Why does MB-0.1 contain no sugar?

Flexibility and physiological optimization. Sugar isn't necessary for mineral absorption in healthy individuals, and MB-0.1 leverages natural sweeteners and ingredients without compromising hydration.

Do we need sugar to increase electrolyte absorption?

No. Sodium absorption is aided by insulin, but stevia also mildly stimulates insulin. Excess sugar (>6%) actually impairs sodium rehydration efficiency.

Why sodium chloride instead of sea salt?

Pharmaceutical-grade sodium chloride ensures precision, zero microplastics, and no heavy metal contamination, unlike even the best sea salts.

Does MB-0.1 address concerns around citric acid and stevia?

Yes. Glycine provides most of the sweetness. Stevia content is low enough to avoid adverse effects, and every batch is tested for citric acid purity to prevent mycotoxin exposure.

Certificate of Analysis

because transparency matters…

Certificate of Analysis

No Heavy Metals

Heavy metals are bad. It's been drilled into our heads from an early age.

As a mineral and electrolyte blend that helps to counteract exposure to heavy metals, MB-0.1 has also been tested for them, and the results are examplary.

No mold or Mycotoxins

You might have heard citric acid *could* be bad due to its synthesis process. Well, we tested for mold and yeast and it's clean!

No Bacteria

Humidity can build up in products that are improperly packaged and stored in damp warehouses. Not the case with MB-0.1, but we tested it anyway for peace of mind.

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Certificate of Analysis

No Heavy Metals

No mold or Mycotoxins

No Bacteria