The Science
WHY SEAWEED AND ALGAE
STUDIES BY DR. LINUS PAULING ON SOIL MINERAL DEPLETION
Every sickness, every disease can be traced to a mineral deficiency. (Dr. Linus Pauling, Nobel Laureate 1954)
Seaweed is a virtual storehouse of vital minerals and trace elements. Its relevance becomes more evident when we consider that the modern diet in America today is impoverished in terms of these essential elements. Studies conducted by the University of Austin (Texas) reveal that it would take two potatoes today to equal the iron found in one potato harvested in 1950. The same is true with magnesium, potassium, selenium, iodine levels, and many more elements vital to good health. And if we take Dr. Pauling’s warning seriously, this total devitalization of American produce is the root of the epidemic spread of degenerative diseases.
You might be surprised to learn that seaweed plays a vital role in your health and quality of life, which is becoming essential today than ever before.
As we have previously noted, alarming mineral depletion in soil is affecting the concentration of mineral values in our produce. Consequently, food nutrient values are severely deflated. Because the ratio of minerals in sea water and plasma are proportionately identical, bathing with and applications of pure seaweed based products is an ideal way to supplement trace minerals as they are absorbed into the body transdermally particularly when soaking for a period of at least 20 minutes.
PLEASE CONSIDER THE STAGGERING PERCENTAGES OF MINERAL DEPLETION JUST IN THE PAST 100 YEARS BY CONTINENT:
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PERFORMING INGREDIENTS SUPPORT:
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
The digestive system is responsible for ingestion, digestion, assimilation and elimination, period! Improper elimination and poor dietary habits are the major contributors to most digestive disorders. Castor oil acts as a stimulant for the lymph and blood, improving all digestive mechanisms. The lymphatic system is one of the major channels of absorption from the gastrointestinal tract, and is responsible for the absorption of fats. An addition to the responsibility of the lymph system to cleanse cells, the lacteals (lymphatic capillaries) are associated with the absorption of and assimilation of food.
LIVER
A popular function of a castor oil pack is to support liver function. Not only because of its ability to be the key detoxifying organ of the body, but also because of its favorable effect to all surrounding organs. The late Edgar Cayce implies that “when the liver is not functioning normally, it can, and often does act as an irritant to some, or all, of the other organs which surround it, in the abdominal and chest cavity.”LYMPHATHIC SYSTEM FUNCTIONS
Castor oil increases the activity and movement of lymph fluid through the vessels. Lymph vessels are located throughout the body, and are actually more numerous than blood vessels. A vital function of the lymph system is cleansing metabolic waste and detoxifying the body by moving these through the elimination system and out of the body. The lymphatic system provides the vehicle through which each individual cell in the body can eliminate waste. Increasing the activity of lymph flow through the body is of great importance. By decreasing stagnation, fatty and other waste deposits are eliminated more efficiently. Circulation of lymph is encouraged by physical activity, and also by castor oil applications. Deep breathing, pointing and flexing of feet, scrubs and mineral bath soaks, as well as rebounding on a trampoline, are also very important in the circulation of lymph. Inadequate circulation is a common problem for many people today. Stagnant pools of lymph fluid are often located in the abdominal region in part due to the large clusters of the lymphatic vessels located there coupled with poor posture and shallow breathing patterns.
