Explore Monatomic Gold
Discover Monatomic Gold in two convenient formats. Choose an ionized aqueous liquid suspension or an easy-to-measure powder formulation based on your preferences and routine.
Choose Your Monatomic Gold
Monatomic Gold Liquid
Monatomic Gold Powder
Why Choose Monatomic Gold?
A Focused Gold Product in Two Formats
Monatomic Gold is available in liquid and powder forms, giving customers a choice between two distinct product formats. The liquid is an ionized aqueous suspension, while the powder combines monatomic gold with a selected earth-derived mineral blend.
Monatomic Gold Liquid
Monatomic Gold is formulated as an ionized aqueous suspension using vacuum-assisted dispersion technology. The ionized water acts as the suspension medium and is used to preserve the material’s high-spin state within the liquid formulation. Concentration is specified in parts per million (PPM) by volume, providing a consistent expression of gold content within the suspension.
- Format
- Liquid
- Size
- 1 oz
- Medium
- Ionized water
Monatomic Gold Powder
Monatomic Gold Powder is a distinctive mineral formulation made with 1/4 pure monatomic gold and 3/4 of a carefully selected mineral blend. Created for individuals interested in unique mineral formulations and intentional daily routines, the fine powder format provides a simple and consistent way to incorporate Monatomic Gold into an established routine. Each serving combines pure monatomic gold with Sedona ancient earth mineral deposits, Dead Sea salts, shilajit, humic and fulvic acids, meteorite seabed impact deposits, diatomaceous earth, and peat hummus. This diverse combination of ingredients gives Monatomic Gold Powder its unique composition and distinguishes it from single-ingredient mineral products. Monatomic Gold Powder is easy to incorporate into a structured daily routine. Each serving is measured using the included scoop for straightforward and consistent preparation.
- Format
- Powder
- Measurement
- Included scoop
- Blend
- Monatomic gold + earth-derived mineral blend
Liquid vs. Powder
| Feature | Gold Liquid | Gold Powder |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Ionized aqueous suspension | Measured powder |
| Primary composition | Gold in ionized water suspension | Monatomic gold + earth-derived mineral blend |
| Measurement | Liquid format | Included scoop |
| Choose if | You prefer a liquid format | You prefer a measured powder format |
Choose Liquid If…
You prefer a ready-to-use liquid format and want an ionized aqueous suspension with gold concentration expressed in PPM by volume.
Choose Powder If…
You prefer a measured powder format that combines monatomic gold with a selected earth-derived mineral blend and includes a dedicated scoop.
FAQ
What is Monatomic Gold?
Monatomic Gold is offered here as a gold-based product available in liquid and powder formats. The liquid is formulated as an ionized aqueous suspension, while the powder combines monatomic gold with a selected blend of earth-derived mineral ingredients.
What's the difference between Monatomic Gold Liquid and Powder?
The main difference is the product format and composition. The liquid uses ionized water as the suspension medium, with gold concentration specified in PPM by volume. The powder combines monatomic gold with an earth-derived mineral blend and is measured using the included scoop.
What is in Monatomic Gold Powder?
Each serving contains 1/4 pure monatomic gold and 3/4 of the mineral blend: Sedona ancient earth mineral deposits, Dead Sea salts, shilajit, humic and fulvic acids, meteorite seabed impact deposits, diatomaceous earth, and peat humus.
How is Monatomic Gold Liquid formulated?
As an ionized aqueous suspension produced with vacuum-assisted dispersion technology, with the concentration specified in parts per million (PPM) by volume.
How should I use Monatomic Gold?
Follow the directions provided on the individual product label. Keep products out of reach of children.
Explore Monatomic Gold
Choose the Monatomic Gold format that fits your preferences: the liquid suspension or the easy-to-measure powder formulation.