Diatomaceous earth is a naturally formed sedimentary mineral rock. It's derived from the remains of diatoms, or oceanic unicellular algae. [1] Diatoms are over 30 million years old and are formed from the cementation of microscopic algae-like plant remains into the earth's surface.
Read More >Silicon’s main life-promoting role is to protect us from aluminum, the third most common element in the earth’s crust.
Read More >How important is silica to your bone health? Well, silica deficiency can cause deformities in peripheral bones and the skull; reduce cartilage (which you need for healthy joints); interrupt collagen production, and disrupt the mineral balance in your femur and vertebrae.
Read More >Unfortunately, trace minerals like silica are becoming rare in our modern-day diets. However, natural levels of silica tend to be much higher in plant-based foods than dairy or meat products. In fact, silica becomes part of a plant’s structural makeup which increases its strength and rigidity.
Read More >A wide range of mechanically-demanding applications cannot be satisfied by well-established monophasic materials. However, mixtures of these can show remarkable property combinations that have established the development of composites. Started in the field of technical materials, composite science took some time to find its way into biomedical materials research.
Read More >Collagen occurs in many places throughout the body. Over 90% of the collagen in the human body, however, is type I. So far, 28 types of collagens have been identified and described.
Read More >(ASP+) is another excellent source of silica and contains much higher levels of silica than form of natural or synthetic silica in the world. ASP+ isthe skeletal remains of phytoplankton and consists of up to 95%-99% purity of silica compared to the average 4% - 84% on other silica products.
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