Hypothyroidism
Catalysts
Iodine helps stimulate the production of thyroid hormones
Production guaranteed by electrolysis
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Catalyons are ionized natural trace elements.

They are obtained from the electrocatalytic dissolution of metals in purified water, resulting in the formation of free ions of these metals. This gives them a high degree of biological assimilation.

Catalyons have several advantages:

- The ionized form: Catalyons, due to their nature of free ions "surrounded" by water molecules, are "ready to use" because the metal in ionized form is capable of activating an enzyme.

- Since the catalyst carrier is water, they can be assimilated directly, unlike trace elements bound to chemical carriers or in solid form.

- Absence of toxicity: since their concentration never exceeds the nutritional intake, there is no risk of toxicity.

- Dynamization: Catalyons Trace Elements are dynamized during the production process using a vortex magnetization process.

Catalyons patented process exploits all the physical and biological properties of metal ions.

Catalyons are indisputable catalysts that personally intervene in the various cellular syntheses and regulations necessary to sustain life.

Catalyons contain no alcohol, lactose, gluten, synthetic colors, parabens, benzoates or sulfites.

Catalyons ionized trace elements include the major ionized trace elements (chromium, copper, iron, manganese, magnesium, selenium, silicon, zinc, etc.), as well as lesser-known ionized trace elements, such as molybdenum and boron.

The Catalyons laboratory has also developed a complete range of trace element mixtures: Cardyon, Cartilyon, Dermatyon, Energisyon, Feryon, Gestatyon, Glucidyon, Hormonyon, Lipidyon, Ossatyon, Sportyon, Thyroidyon+, Visyon, Animalyon range, Végétalyon protect, Végétalyon nutri...

The Catalyons laboratory also offers a cosmetic range: ciliary water, silver water, zinc water, hair treatments, living waters and skin care creams.

Catalyons Laboratory
75012 Paris