More than just seawater
Quinton Marine Plasma is a natural source of minerals and trace elements, but it is very different from regular seawater. It is harvested in places where phytoplankton and zooplankton create complex biochemical processes. This results in a rich mix of nutrients that are not found in regular seawater. A careful filtration procedure preserves the natural composition. Unlike synthetic mineral supplements, Quinton Marine Plasma contains a full spectrum of natural minerals and trace elements, more than 78 in total.
The role of minerals in the body
The cells in our body are located in a fluid matrix that is essential for the exchange of nutrients and waste products. This extracellular matrix contains minerals in specific proportions that contribute to a healthy internal environment. Quinton Marine Plasma has a mineral composition that closely resembles the fluids in our body, which means it is optimally absorbed. The unique balance of these elements is not only the result of natural processes but also essential for supporting various bodily functions.
Production and purification process
Quinton Marine Plasma is obtained in a strictly controlled process. The seawater is collected from a plankton-rich zone off the French coast and then undergoes cold microfiltration to remove impurities without affecting its natural properties. This process, which has been in use for more than a century, ensures that the product retains its original composition. It is not heated and not irradiated, so the natural bioactive properties are preserved.
Osmotic balance and the name plasma
The concept of Quinton water as an oceanic blood plasma is based on the hypothesis that the first forms of life arose in a similar mineral environment. The isotonic variant has a mineral ratio that closely resembles that of human plasma. This hypertonic variant is the undiluted form and therefore more concentrated: the same origin and the same filtration process, with a higher mineral content per ampoule.
