BIO-rēŌR Solutions for Nutrient Deficiencies
EATRIGHT® scientific research information in the field of pharmaCOGnostic mineral sources…
Potassium, Zinc and Iron…powerful essential nutrients at the “low end” or only “just meeting” “availability” daily intake targets. But, too often, attempts to combat these deficiencies use ADditives: ADded “iron” (ferric ammonia citrate, ferric-EDTA, ferric maltol, ferric orthophosphate-phosphate, ferrous sulfate, iron oxides), ADded “zinc” (zinc oxide [pigment], zinc-MOFs [zinc + organic framework (phosphonate, carboxylate etc)], ADded “potassium” (potassium benzoate [allergic reactions], potassium bicarbonate, potassium bisulfite, potassium bromate [nausea, diarrhoea], potassium chloride, potassium citrate [mouth ulcers], potassium iodide, potassium metabisulfite [dyspnea, cyanosis], potassium sorbate) and others (ref: USDA FoodData Central; "Everything ADded…" (EAFUS) not just "Substances ADded…" (29Jun18)).
In stark contrast, EATRIGHT® “hard-to-find” inherent, integral food "metallonutraceutical" biobattery formulations combat these nutrient deficiencies through bio-better design, food engineering and distinct New Zealand visibility. Where bio-active peptides have an important role in prevention and treatment of Metabolic Syndrome (MetS). EATRIGHT® sources of endopeptidases (actinidin, bromelain, pepsin), fagopyrum-tripeptide (buckwheat), cyclolinopeptide (flaxseed), "tryptic hydrolysis of caseinmacropeptide (CMP)" [glyco[MICRO]peptides (GMP), casein-derived peptides (CDP)] for the preparation of bioactive peptides, lower (Phenylalanine, Tryptophan, Tyrosine) options for phenylketonuria (PKU) etc SHOP RARE > NUTR's
Most importantly, EATRIGHT® food nourished "Sources of Potassium [essential mineral "K" [L kalium]], Zinc and Iron" work with your digestive processing systems, starting with in-mouth processing. And anti-K-lebsiellic [anti-K. [pneumonia]] minimum inhibitory concentration 10 ppm cinnamaldehyde (cinnamon contains 3,252-k ppm) see [K]andid cookie et al. They are not ADditive "irritants" (PubChem CID 24861, CID 14833, CID 28019, CID 518696, CID 23661960, CID 23676745 &c) or "environmental hazard" (PubChem CID 3007857). They are not "metallic tasting", "artificial" or "produced synthetically" [vitamin K3 c/- K2, K1] or "[K]-depleting substances…thiazide diuretics [150+g/mol], corticoadrenal steroids [345+g/mol]” (ISBN 978-0-471-46743-4). Where "K" curve economies, "K" curve S&P 500 (ref: Fortune by Eleanor Pringle (pub. 10Nov25)) with "K" Street lobbying consequences, "concomitant diminution of competition" that is not o-K.
The "solving REAL problems" via geohealth, health geography, nutrient-cography, GIScience innovations [IC 42 (Basic No. 420119, 420062) c/- IC 2 (Basic No. 020081), IC 31 (Basic No. 310001)] is yet another example of EATRIGHT® bibliodiversity, agrodiversity…never monolithic. At this stage, the EATRIGHT® scalable sources are visible on 4th, 5th and 6th lowest nutrient availability (ref: “The Global Nutrition Challenge” (2020 data)). Calcium [not [industrial chemical] ADditive calcium disodium EDTA (E385) that “may interfere with the body’s absorption of…iron, zinc and copper” (ISBN 0850912407)] Vitamin D, Organic and Phosphorus adjustments; Vitamin E and, combined, vitamin A a potential work-in-progress.
New Zealand's "ethical production, more [UVB] sunlight, less [light] pollution, pest and disease free” with "unpaid media" collaborations (Māori Partnership; “duty as kaitiaki (custodians) to care for and protect our natural world and all living things on it”; NZ Story # 756377, # 458; Te Tauihu Regional Strategy 24Nov20, mutual-USA-distributor 16Jan10). See also New Zealand's “technologically active landscapes [produce] greater biodiversity--more food and water" and organics solving resource challenges through water protection, reduced nitrogen emissions with EATRIGHT® bio-better traceability to New Zealand deliverables.
Where “the most innovative firms…scaled up rapidly in a few key markets [an EATRIGHT® achievement]…companies that expanded systematically introduced more pioneering innovations, invested more in research and development…than those that remained domestic or expanded without a clear strategy”. "Trademarks by Origin" New Zealand 17th c/- 93rd for the United States (a "weakness"); "Rule of Law" New Zealand 9th (a "strength") c/- 19th for the United States; "maps the contours of innovation…engine of resilience, growth and competitiveness" (ref: Global Innovation Index (GII 2025).
For this powered up geo-innovation, collaboration with a wider network of export orientated organisations occurred…
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- New Zealand Food [Pre-Harvest] Production and Nutrition Data Set (NZFPDS)
- Soil “carbon, retention of phosphorus and pH”, "least" variable (Bioeconomic Science Institute), analytical tests of lower % require higher sample loading
- Soil acidity (pH value) 3% less, Phosphorus [P] "on average", plant-available phosphorus content is "5% higher under organic management" (FiBL meta-study), EATRIGHT® organic supplier co-ordinates
- University of Canterbury GeoHealth Laboratory, Geospatial Research Institute (K-curve work)
- Nutraceutical inclusion, less fragmentation (OANZ Market Sector "2025" Report)
- Contesting “general [cognitive]…spatial, mechanical, numerical and verbal” with “translative, embodied, non~linear” manifestations (ISBN 9781991348012)
- Ligand IDs (ref: Schomburg D et al Nucleic Acids Res., 49:D498-D508 (pub. 2021)
- Free from over additising (additives + advertising) sandwich [sand-wych, sand-wichtig (USPTO TTAB 91202219 dkt 74)] (page types: page, virtual)
- "QGIS" [UK00917228222] software (Founder, Developer: Gary Sherman) not "[Amazon] Q branding" (15 U.S.C. §§ 1-7: John Sherman), [“When a dominant firm’s intellectual property (whether original or misappropriated) intersects with infrastructure that competitors and consumers rely on…antitrust…[is] the elephant in the courtroom” (ref: JDSupra 1543876 (pub. 17Nov25))]
- "Interlocking" puzzle designs [Locarno class 21] problematic protein solving thru enzyme enable engenuity (eg enigma, a protein with adjacent zinc fingers that regulates phosphorylation, 62% source of arginine, iron-refactory 3.4.21.109 et al)
- […mineral waters [starkeywater.com created 22May13 c/- USPTO TM 27May15], or earths (earth n. (archaic) the human body (ref: The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia (1904), Wiktionary) SSRN 4769563]
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Mapping, with non-linear "contours" [or "relief features"], considered to be the most certain reference points over time [excluding earthquakes, significant flood events disruptive risks] (ref: NOC Contour Only of map ISOM2017-2 by M. Coxford [NZ's Sport Diplomacy Strategy]). Where "contours" provide invaluable context (ref: conjoint Science and Communications graduate creative thinking) to pre-harvest, at-harvest handling and testing [Maximum [glyphosate] Residue Levels (MRLs)] showing sustainable-food-fiber-futures (SFFF) “HIGHEST-VALUE, LOWEST-IMPACT GROWTH" organic conversion growth opportunities (ref: OANZ 30Sep25).
A "sliding scale" bio-economy future, in action, since "physical machines…not only more expensive, but highly specialized, contributing to the slowdown in their workplace implementation", robotics "stubbornly expensive, making them harder to scale" (ref: Working Paper by Ioana Marinescu et al (pub. 10Nov25)). Where the range, scope, modular designs of "physical machines" in EATRIGHT® proprietary processes of water-conserving; unbound-water: depressing, depleting, draining, extracting have increased, not decreased, over time.
FOOTNOTE: “Where a case is remanded, [9th Cir. Appeal 15-35524 dkt 48-1]…the proper course is NOT to modify and affirm…164 Fed. Rep. 700 [bill in equity]…the acts, contracts, agreements, combinations, etc., which were assailed were of such an unusual and wrongful character as to bring them within the prohibitions of the LAW" (ref: 221 U.S. 106 (1911) [emphasis added]. Of note, Travis R. Wimberly, Pirkey Barber, counsel for Whole Foods Market (ref: 9th Cir. Appeal 15-35524) then counsel for American Bar Association (ABA) amicus brief 19Sep19 (ref: 590 U.S. ___ (2020) or 140 S.Ct. 1492 (2020); "awards…automatically" (ref: 2:13-cv-02174-RSM dkt 64-3 p11)). The ABA "Unfair Competition Committee…business torts…and civil RICO [Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act] claims are often used as adjuncts to, in lieu of, antitrust claims".
Wimberly c/- Wimbledon (tennis); racket (shoe or pattern) c/- racket (sport); "shoe" (ref: 2:13-cv-02174-RSM dkt 38-1 p3; 391 U.S. 244, 250 (1968)) c/- set pattern of "refusals" (ref: 2:13-cv-02174-RSM dkt 27-15); USPTO TTAB 91202219…10-K filing (ref: 2:13-cv-02174-RSM dkt 149) c/- "Fraud on the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office…510(k) filing" (ref: 2:09-cv-06988-DSF-JEM dkt 482 Page ID # 18120; "medical devices" (ref: 2:13-cv-02174-RSM dkt 38-1 p8)). "…medical purposes" (ref: "ER655" 9th Cir. Appeal 18-35473 dkt 16 p16 (ref: 2:13-cv-02174-RSM dkt 98-8 p6)).
See also “a company…C-O-L-I-S-S-I-S” (“transcript” p241 ln 5 25Jun14) where [C-O-L-O-S-S-U-S] “code”, “codes” pre-deciphered (ref: 2:13-cv-02174-RSM dkt 38 [<b>cipher</b> n. arithmetical symbol 0 or nought (ref: OED 4ed)]. More recent, academic “transcript”, included "PHIL305 Paradoxes" (Prof. Jack Copeland, FRS NZ, University of Canterbury, “world-wide expert on Alan Turing” including “Colossus 80” presentation [Turing "Development of the Daisy"]) with early EATRIGHT® letterhead, business card and booklet design.
The EATRIGHT® "word and logo combined…called a device trade mark" with (IC 5: Basic No. 050297) "Food preparations adapted for medical purposes" registrations. Where "adverse food reactions" [medical sector admissions] include non-immune mediated lactase deficiency, galactosemia, temporo-auricular (Frey) syndrome (ref: MPI emerging food…risks (webinar 23Jul25)) as well as allergen immune mediated. The EATRIGHT® [not powder in a can] low/no lactose, no galactose products available in "software as a medical device [SaMD] downloads" for dietitian or general practitioner approval SHOP RARE > print PDF.
Other "errors of metabolism" [amino acids [esp. branch-chain] (acidaemias), CHO and fat (cystic fibrosis) etc] (ref: Nutrient Modules; Special Foods; “Special Authority…Hospital Pharmacy [HP3]” but “manufacturer direct” purchasing). The "fully subsidised" NZ$17.94/100g (NZ$71.77/400g) for a can of "Dried glucose syrup, oils [palm or coconut, safflower, canola], E472c" single supplier lock-in.
Where …
- “Harm to the public:…misconduct ‘was a substantial contributing cause’…[""ligands" or other compexes…improved properties, therefore the whole food product is superior” (EATRIGHT® R&D 9Oct12)]
- Benefit to the violator: the record did [have] precise measure of [WFMI’s] unjust gains, so [an] offset [able to be] applied
- Good or bad faith: [WFMI] acted in bad faith by ‘choos[ing] to take the risk of ignoring the FTC staff’s interpretation’ and by ‘see[ing] how close it could fly to the sun with impunity’ [‘‘Amazon has used retaliation. . . to coerce…contractual terms that impose substantial penalties for promoting competition’’ (ref: CPRT-117HPRT47832 p225) [“Microsoft retaliated…coercion of Apple to agree to exclusionary restrictions lacks justification” (ref: 253 F.3d 34 (D.C. Cir. 2001) Proposed Findings of Fact I.V. B. 1. d.…V. F. 1. d.)]; coerce v.t. [L arceo shut up] (OED 4ed))]
- Ability to pay: [WFMI’s] market capitalisation exceeded US$10 billion, never claimed an inability to pay [2:13-cv-02174-RSM dkt 64-3 p17]
- Deterrence: a substantial penalty was necessary to deter [WFMI] and [AMZN et al (ref: CPRT-117HPRT47832)] from similar violations in the future
- Vindication of FTC authority: strict enforcement was warranted…then ‘proceeded to violate’ the very order” [253 F. Supp. 2d 85, 99 (D. Mass. 2003) [548 F.3d 1028 (2008)]] (ref: Antitrust enforcement takes center stage…focus on merger remedies (by J. Oliver et al, Baker Potts (pub. 31Oct25))
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