Jake Hart

How Mineral Balancing Optimizes Hormones & Overall Health

A Talk by Jake Hart (Blood & Water)

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About this Talk

Jake Hart shares his journey from chronic health issues to discovering mineral balancing, spending over $300,000 on various treatments before finding what actually worked. His presentation reveals how mineral imbalances may be the hidden factor undermining male performance and testosterone production.

Key Takeaways:

The Mineral Foundation

  • Minerals are the "spark plugs" of your body
  • 99% of mineral content comes from four elements: calcium, magnesium, sodium, and potassium
  • Each mineral performs thousands of different functions daily

The Testosterone Connection

  • Zinc and copper ratios directly influence testosterone and oestrogen levels
  • Modern lifestyle factors deplete essential minerals needed for hormone production
  • Heavy metals can mimic oestrogen and disrupt hormone balance

Why Traditional Approaches Fall Short

  • Blood tests only show a snapshot, not tissue-level deficiencies
  • Most supplements and "testosterone boosters" ignore the underlying mineral system
  • Even TRT can eventually lose effectiveness if mineral balance isn't addressed

Hidden Disruptors

  • EMF exposure affects mineral distribution
  • Common items like aluminium cookware and seed oils introduce harmful metals
  • Processed foods and modern farming deplete mineral content
  • Stress and medicines alter mineral balance

The Solution Framework

  • Focus on tissue mineral analysis over blood tests
  • Address the entire mineral system rather than isolated supplementation
  • Allow the body to naturally detoxify heavy metals
  • Support foundational health with spring water and sunlight exposure

Client Results Reported:

  • Improved energy levels within 4-5 weeks
  • Enhanced mental clarity and focus
  • Better sleep quality
  • Reduced anxiety and depression
  • Increased drive and motivation
  • Improved family life and work performance

Practical Implications:

  • Mineral balancing offers a sustainable alternative to quick-fix solutions
  • Results typically appear within 4-5 weeks
  • Requires fewer supplements than traditional approaches (5-7 vs. 20+)
  • Works alongside other optimisation strategies


The information, content, and materials presented during here are for informational and educational purposes only. They do not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and should not be considered a substitute for professional medical consultation, diagnosis, or treatment.

About The Speaker

Jake Hart

Jake Hart

Blood & Water

HTMA (Hair tissue mineral analysis) Practitioner

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