Coral Calcium Water

High calcium content in the bio, easily digestible form is particularly useful for the organism. Calcium does a body a lot of important functions: alkalify body, ensures the normal clotting blood, affects the regulation of growth and activity of cells, provides the passage of electrical impulses along nerve fibers, is involved in metabolism, has anti-inflammatory and antiallergic action, is a building material. Deficiency of calcium leads to about 150 diseases. Water with the powder of crushed coral alters acid-base balance in the direction of increasing alkalinity, pH increases to 8.5 - 9. It is surprisingly useful property of coral is of great importance to the human body. Almost all body fluids are either neutral or slightly alkaline, with the exception of gastric juice: pH gastric juice - 1.0; healthy blood - 7.43; healthy lymph - 7,5; saliva - 7,4.

Shift the equilibrium toward increasing acidity is one of the causes of many diseases. When the system is restored and the body alkalify normal acid-alkaline balance, a person begins to recover. The organism is constantly looking for a reserve alkali to neutralize excess acids. Provision for this is only one - the bone. Calcium is placed in any liquid, neutralize excess acidity.

But by itself calcium from foods is very difficult to digest, and at some point the body begins to take it from the bones causing osteoporosis (softening of bones). Coral Mine recovers Liquid crystal structure of water. As a unique liquid crystal, water provides an ideal filling of intercellular and intracellular spaces. The freezing of water forms a perfect coral structure snowflakes, which indicates that the ordering of the dipoles of water molecules. For even more opinions, read materials from electronic cigarettes. And since all the water in living organisms is structured, this property is crushed coral particularly valuable for the preservation of health. Ingredients: crushed coral, L-ascorbic acid, and silver.

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