Education

INM education focuses on helping people understand how minerals function in the body, why needs vary from person to person, and how everyday factors influence mineral balance. Learning is grounded in physiology and observation, not diagnosis, and emphasizes practical understanding over labels.  

Who These Classes Are For 

• Schools and educational programs 
• Government and public agencies 
• Tribal Elder, family and youth programs 
• Community, senior, and workplace wellness initiatives
• Business and Company Wellbeing programs

Minerals 101 — Foundations of Mineral Health  

An introductory class covering what minerals are, why they matter, and how they support every system in the body. Participants learn how modern life influences mineral needs and how common patterns of imbalance show up in daily life.  Topics include: 

• What minerals do in the body
• Key minerals and their core functions
• How stress, diet, and environment affect mineral use
• Recognizing common signs of mineral depletion  

Ideal for community groups, workplaces, government agencies, and adult education programs. 

Minerals for Growing Bodies  Ages: Elementary school  

A kid-friendly introduction to minerals using simple language and relatable examples. This class helps children understand how minerals help their bodies move, think, and grow strong.  Topics include:

• What minerals are and where they come from 
• Minerals for bones, muscles, and energy
• How food and water help the body stay strong 

Building healthy habits early  Designed for classrooms, youth programs, and school wellness days.  

Minerals, Energy & Stress  Ages: Middle school & High school  

An age-appropriate class focused on how minerals support energy, focus, mood, and resilience — especially during growth, school demands, and stress.  Topics include: 

• Minerals and the nervous system 
• Energy, sleep, and focus 
• Stress, growth, and mineral demand 

Everyday choices that support mineral balance  Suitable for schools, teen programs, and youth wellness initiatives. 

Educational Disclaimer:  Classes are educational and informational only and do not provide medical diagnosis or treatment.