Ananda Mahony
NaomiBody Insurance - The benefits of...Colloidal Minerals
October 4th 2006 00:00
They are rich in minerals and trace elements that are essential to the body to enable absorption of vitamins and normal function such as ; cell replacement and immunity, as well as eliminating a lot of common disorders.
Research has shown that races such as Hunza's, Abkhazian's, Azerbaijanis and Titicaca Indians, live healthier and longer lives in comparison to people in the Western world. It is suggested that their good health may be attributed to the abundance of colloidal minerals that are present in the high mountain areas where they live. These people drink water and eat food that is grown in soil that is enriched with these minerals. This may account for the fact that they live almost disease free.
Millions of years ago the soil near the Earth's surface was saturated with dozens of minerals (at least 84 different types) and there were some plants that even contained about 100 minerals!
Due to the use of pesticides, fertilizers and modern farming techniques; most soil resources have been depleted and the food grown in it is of poor nutritional value and tasteless.
Australia's percentage of mineral depletion has been affected by 55% and an alarming average of 85% in North America.
The body requires between 60 -70 different types of minerals in order to function normally. Without added supplement we are lucky to achieve half of that.
There has been some evidence to support that colloidal minerals taken by breastfeeding women; may result in a decrease of the occurance of colic in their babies. they are also beneficial to the mother as they provide energy and a faster recovery from birth.
If you do decide to take colloidal minerals; make sure that you take the liquid form as the body absorbs as much as 98% of the minerals present. Ensure that you do the research and check the authenticity of the products origin too.
And begin a path to a much healthier and hopefully longer existance on this planet.
Resources
www.clinico.uk
www.oliveleaf.co.uk
www.anewlife.co.uk
www.cancer-info.com
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