The Magic of Minerals 

75% of Americans are deficient in magnesium and 73% are deficient in zinc. Yes, your body needs vitamins, but minerals are just as important! Learn the benefits of five important minerals—zinc, calcium, potassium, magnesium, and iron—along with the body signs that you may be deficient. You’ll also discover the mineral connections to sleep, cravings, crying easily, brittle nails, acne, muscle cramps, chewing ice, and more.

Here’s a sneak peek of the class:

Discover the benefits of key minerals and how much you need
Find out the symptoms of mineral deficiency
Learn about the best food and supplement sources of important minerals
Get tasty recipes to keep you feeling healthy
You will receive 10% off products sold though NutriKey

You can take The Magic of Minerals two ways:

• Pre-recorded online video (participants have 30 days starting the first time you view the video to watch the class)
• In-person at one of our 7 twin-cities locations or through community education

The Magic of Minerals Online 

Keep your schedule flexible and take this class online. The class length is about one hour in length. Participants have 30 days (starting at the day of purchase) to watch the class. You will receive a digital Key Point Handout and a 10% discount on all products purchased through NutriKey.

                 Just $25

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The Magic of Minerals In-Person

Take this class in-person at one of our 7 twin-cities locations or around the metro area through community education. Receive a class handout and product discount on supplements sold at Nutritional Weight & Wellness or at NutriKey.net

                      Just $29-$39*  

Upcoming Session

In-person classes are currently on pause.

*Through community education, cost ranges from $25–$39 and is determined by each community education location.

Note: The classroom at our St. Paul location is located on the lower level and require two flights of stairs. Please contact our office if you require a more accessible option