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The latest ‘superfood’ people are touting is a little weirder than normal, in that it’s the fossilised remains of tiny marine animals. That’s not something we’d usually consider eating, but holistic nutritionist Lee Holmes proclaims this magical substance can help people lose weight, remedy gut health, and improve skin.
originally posted by: LookingAtMars
O goody a new super food.
The latest ‘superfood’ people are touting is a little weirder than normal, in that it’s the fossilised remains of tiny marine animals. That’s not something we’d usually consider eating, but holistic nutritionist Lee Holmes proclaims this magical substance can help people lose weight, remedy gut health, and improve skin.
It helps clean out your gut, gets rid of worms and parasites, is vegan and gluten-free and helps you detox bad stuff out of your body. What will they think of next.
Read more here.
Salt water fish when eaten raw does the same thing, a little sake to down it with would help a bit for older people.
originally posted by: Kharron
originally posted by: LookingAtMars
O goody a new super food.
The latest ‘superfood’ people are touting is a little weirder than normal, in that it’s the fossilised remains of tiny marine animals. That’s not something we’d usually consider eating, but holistic nutritionist Lee Holmes proclaims this magical substance can help people lose weight, remedy gut health, and improve skin.
It helps clean out your gut, gets rid of worms and parasites, is vegan and gluten-free and helps you detox bad stuff out of your body. What will they think of next.
Read more here.
I'm pretty sure this stuff is used for killing insects. The reason it works is because it's basically ground up fossils and is billions and trillions of tiny razor sharp microscopic daggers. When insects walk over it, their legs and undersides are cut up and they die.
I am not sure it is a good idea to drink a billion tiny razors, regardless of what some doctor says. Doctors aren't Jesus, many of them have a price and will say anything for the right one.
Diatomaceous Earth is composed of the fossilized exoskeletons of tiny organisms known as diatoms. These fossilized diatoms have very sharp edges allowing the diatomaceous earth to kill insects by lacerating their outer shells and dehydrating them.
When crawling insects come in contact with food grade diatomaceous earth it is much like crawling across shards of broken glass. The insects’ movement across the DE helps the razor sharp edges to lacerate its body.
White dirt" is actually a soft, chalky clay called kaolin and is widely used to make porcelain, paper and paint. The mineral kaolinite is one of the most common in the world, and the best-known deposits are located in the southeastern U.S.