"All Access Hosted by Andy Garcia" Explores How Nanomix Group Unlocks the Potential of Silicon

The upcoming segment explores the second most abundant element on earth and why its bioavailable form is critical to living organisms across agriculture, animal health, and human wellness.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- An upcoming feature will showcase Nanomix Group and its liquid ionic nano-silica concentrate—a breakthrough delivery approach that helps crops, livestock, companion animals, and people absorb a vital mineral their biology needs in a fully usable, highly bioavailable form.

Nanomix Group will be featured on "All Access hosted by Andy Garcia," the Public Television series that examines science, industry, and community innovation. Production follows filming across laboratory and research spaces, greenhouse and crop environments, livestock and dairy operations, and outdoor field demonstration sites.

The educational focus of the segment centers on cellular absorption. Silicon ranks as the second most abundant element on the planet and plays a critical structural role throughout living systems, yet conventional silica supplements and fertilizers typically suffer from low absorption rates. Nanomix Group's proprietary liquid ionic nano-silica solves this by delivering silicon in nanoscale clusters with optimal bioavailability, enabling immediate uptake and exceptional return on investment (ROI).

Through flagship agricultural formulations, as well as newly developed nano-silica-infused waters tailored for human, pet, and farm animal consumption, Nanomix Group is scaling its manufacturing and commercial distribution to redefine hydration and nutrition across North America....

"Our focus isn't on forcing higher volumes of nutrients into living systems, but on helping plants, animals, and humans to actually absorb and utilize what they need," said Naum Bespaly, CEO/Managing Director at Nanomix Group. "By delivering ionic nano-silica in a stable, highly bioavailable form, we are helping unlock natural stress resilience, nutrient efficiency, and health performance without adding unnecessary burden to the environment."

Growers face converging pressures. Soil degradation, thinner nutrient efficiency, and steady regulatory movement away from chemical dependency have pushed the search toward inputs that assist a plant's own defences. Livestock producers work under comparable constraints, with tightening rules on antibiotic use and a persistent contamination problem; mycotoxins in feed cost the industry more than one billion dollars each year by common estimates. Nanomix Group positions bioavailability as the practical lever in both cases. If a mineral is absorbed almost completely rather than partially, the argument runs, less material accomplishes more and far less ends up wasted in runoff or waste streams.

The word nano still gives some audiences pause, and the company acknowledges that plainly. Unfamiliar terminology invites fair questions about safety, oversight and long-term effects, and the segment treats that skepticism as part of the story. Meanwhile, human interest keeps climbing. Silica deficiency has been discussed in connection with osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease and cognitive decline, and researchers continue to study aluminum exposure alongside neurodegenerative conditions. Pet owners have brought similar scrutiny to joint health in aging animals, driving demand for supplements with real research behind them. Nanomix Group expects the coming decade of innovation to sit where biology meets nanotechnology.

About "All Access hosted by Andy Garcia":
"All Access hosted by Andy Garcia" is a short-form documentary series airing on Public Television stations across the country. The program profiles companies, institutions, and organizations whose work carries educational value for general audiences, covering fields that range from medicine and agriculture to technology, infrastructure, and community development. Each feature is produced to explain complex subjects clearly and accurately without commercial overstatement. Additional information about the series is available at www.allaccessptv.com.

About Nanomix Group:
Nanomix Group develops liquid ionic nano-silica concentrates for agriculture, livestock production, companion animal care and human wellness. The company began with a single crop application and expanded after concluding that the same delivery principle could benefit plants, animals and people alike, since all three rely on shared biological building blocks. Its formulations are engineered for high bioavailability, with the stated goal of improving nutrient efficiency, stress resilience, and metabolic performance across living systems. Product details, technical documentation, and partnership information can be found at www.nanomixgroup.com.

SOURCE All Access