Fulhealth Industries is an Australian specialist in colloidal and liquid minerals — trace minerals suspended as fine particles in water, taken as concentrates. The range we stock spans single colloidal minerals, an organic colloidal mineral complex, liquid iodine, and a couple of simple at-home test kits, making it a focused brand for people who prefer minerals in liquid, ionic form.

Colloidal and liquid minerals — what the form means

A colloidal mineral is one dispersed as extremely small particles suspended throughout a liquid, rather than dissolved as a salt or pressed into a tablet. Proponents value the form for its fine particle size and ease of dosing — you add drops to water and can adjust the amount precisely. Fulhealth offers the everyday workhorses this way: colloidal zinc, magnesium, selenium and chromium concentrates, plus an organic colloidal mineral complex that supplies a broad spread of trace minerals together, and molecular iodine in measured strengths.

The zinc taste test and the testing kits

A nice practical touch is the liquid Zinc Status test — based on the long-used taste-test principle, where a zinc solution held in the mouth tastes strongly metallic to those with good zinc status but bland or neutral to those who may be low. It is a simple at-home indicator. The range also includes a personal heavy-metal test kit and a MultiMetal D-Tox, reflecting the brand's mineral-and-detox focus. Colloidal silver and gold are offered as part of the wider traditional range.

Who the range may suit

Fulhealth suits people who prefer minerals in liquid, colloidal form — for flexible dosing or because they dislike tablets — and those interested in trace-mineral status and the simple at-home zinc taste test.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy Fulhealth Industries colloidal minerals online in Australia?
You can order the Fulhealth range — the colloidal zinc, magnesium, selenium and mineral concentrates, iodine and test kits — here from Health Freek, a naturopath-owned Australian stockist.

How does the zinc taste test work?
You hold the liquid zinc solution in your mouth: a strong, metallic taste suggests good zinc status, while little or no taste may indicate lower status. It is a traditional, informal indicator rather than a diagnostic test, but a handy guide.

How do I take colloidal minerals?
Colloidal mineral concentrates are taken as drops added to water, in the amount stated on the label. Because some minerals (like selenium and iodine) have upper limits, follow the dosing carefully and check with your healthcare professional if you take several mineral products or have a condition.

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Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Take care not to exceed recommended amounts of minerals such as selenium and iodine. If you are pregnant, taking medication or have a condition, talk to your health professional.