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Pearl: Although the bulk of a pearl is made of a substance called
calcium carbonate, it also contains dozens of amino acids and minerals, including
magnesium, zinc, iron, copper, selenium and silicon.
[1]
Shell: Over 90% calcium carbonate, about 0.34% organics and small amounts of zinc,
magnesium, iron, silicate, sulphate, phosphate, oxide, various amino acids, phosphatidy1-
ethanolamine, galactosyl ceramide, hydroxy fatty acids. Snail shell protein.
[2]
Recent studies show that its active constituents are amino acids and some tract
elements.
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2015. ISBN 7117196475, 9787117196475