Did you know that the body requires 12 essential cell salts? Now, I know what you’re probably thinking: What is a cell salt? Great question, but before we look at its’ technical definition, let’s take a quick look at what a cell salt sustains. Example: We need Iron, Potassium Sulphate, Potassium Phosphorous, Kali Mur, Nutrum, Nutrum Phosphorous, and Magnesium Phosphorous, and what you’ve just created is blood. Without these Cell Salts, your very blood could not even exist. So the question is: What is Cell Salt deficiency? Simply put, it is a lack of Cell Salts, which are the primary ingredient for life. Let’s take it a step further: did you know that the intestines has 71 pockets that house the 12 essential Cell Salts in combination form, which provide sustaining nourishment to all of the body’s systems? (See chart to the right)
The Ionized Factor: Ionized Minerals are biologically active in the body. Meaning, if the mineral supplement you are taking is not properly Ionized, most of it is expelled from the body through waste, not providing any health benefits whatsoever.
For example, suppose you have a calcium deficiency, which is between pockets 10 & 11 of the gastrointestinal system, then you are lacking Magnesium Phosphate and Calcium Sulphate. Replace those 2 and your Calcium balance returns, so now we can throw away the chalky stuff, because it is not Ionized.
Let’s take a look at another example, if pocket #8 is clogged or backed up, then you have a 99% chance of having an asthmatic condition, or mammary gland issues. This pocket assimilates silica, which, as we now know, must be Ionized in order to be properly assimilated into the cellular membrane of the human body, something most of us have not had in years.
