Original Quinton® Isotonic is a nutrient-rich, raw marine fluid harvested from the depths of plankton-rich ocean blooms and cold-sterilized to retain its healing properties. It contains up to 78 essential minerals and trace elements the body relies on for supporting cellular health. These bioavailable ionic minerals help replenish our cells with the same mineral-rich bath that nourished life on earth for so many millions of years. Quinton® Isotonic helps to activate the body’s elimination processes for a totally natural type of detoxification.

Quinton® Isotonic ‘s package offers 30 glass drinkable ampoules of 0.34 fl. oz. (10 ml) each. Each 10 ml ampoule of Original Quinton® Isotonic delivers 0.9% bioavailable, bacteriologically pure, naturally sterile minerals and trace elements reduced to isotonicity (0.9%) with spring water, pH 7.2. Because it undergoes only cold sterilization, all the marine-rich complexes in Quinton® Isotonic retain their original form and potency.


A bit of history

In 1897, the French biologist René Quinton proved that there were similarities between the mineral composition of seawater and the interstitial milieu and blood plasma. He concluded that the human body must surely react well to treatments and preparations that contain substances from the sea.
Sterilised seawater that has been matched to the molecular concentration of human plasma through dilution with sterilised water is called "Quinton Plasma".
In his book “Eau de mer, Milieu organique”, (Seawater: An Organic Milieu) René Quinton proved that:

1. Seawater is not toxic
2. Seawater can replace the entire internal milieu
3. White blood cells, the most fragile cells of an organism, survive in it easily
4. The formulation of seawater goes well beyond physiological saline solution
5. The use of seawater is much more judicious
6. Seawater is a major therapeutic agent and the limits of its use are yet to be determined
Therefore, isotonic marine plasma, thanks to its richness in vital soluble elements, is the physiological fluid of living things.

Source: vitagate.ch. Eau de mer, Milieu organique” (Seawater: An Organic Milieu) publication date, 1904, Collection Science du Vivant, page 503.