What are Liquid (Colloidal) Minerals?
The Name Colloidal Minerals Was First Used By The Pioneer 'Thomas Jefferson Clark'
To Describe A Mineral Deposit That He Discovered...Back in 1920!
Thomas Jefferson Clark discovered a unique deposit of minerals in a pre-historic
valley in Utah that were believed to be the remains of an ancient rain forest. Geologists say the rain forest was rapidly buried 60-120 million years ago, by rising flood waters.
Sand, clay & silt had shielded the plants with an impervious barrier that protected them from the elements so they never turned to coal. Today we can extract these valuable minerals by using purified water and supply you with pure natural minerals that Mother Nature created.
What is the difference between
"In Suspension"and "In Solution"?
If you don't know, then you could
be harming your health!
Suspensions, colloids (colloidal) and solutions are all different kinds of "mixtures" comprising of at least two components, generally a solid and a liquid. The difference lies in the SIZE of the particles.
IN SOLUTION!
(Per: Active Liquid Minerals)
Solutions are mixtures with particle sizes at the Molecule or Ion level. The particles have dimensions between 0.1 to 2 nanometers. This dimension goes down right to the atomic (molecular) scale: (millionths of a millimeter.)
The minerals in Active Liquid Minerals are ‘In Solution’. We extract the minerals using purified water (just like making a cup of tea) and the minerals REMAIN ‘In Solution’...you NEVER have to ‘shake the bottle’!
Typically solutions are transparent. Light can usually pass through the solution. If the solution is able to absorb visible light then the solution will have a color and the mixture of particles CANNOT be separated by filtration.
IN SUSPENSION!
Simply put, a suspension is a liquid with something in it that will float around for a while but will eventfully settle to the bottom. e.g. Muddy water…after a time the solids will eventfully drop out of the water to form mud.
Suspensions are mixtures with particles that have sizes greater than 1000 nanometers.
The solids in colloidal suspensions are ground down to a size of about 1/1000 millimeter or less, so that motion and other forces usually keep the particles aloft. The solid particles of a SUSPENSION are so coarse that they settle to the bottom of the container when stirring or movement stops.
Yet even in a colloid, there are still identifiable chunks of matter present, though "visible" only under the electron microscope or indirectly by light scattering. Suspensions tend to be "murky" or "opaque". They do not transmit light. The mixture of particles can be separated by filtration and SEPARATE on standing.
A typical 'giveaway for a product that is "In Suspension" is the label that says "Shake The Bottle Before Use". Generally, this means that your so-called ‘colloidal 'plant-derived' minerals’ are ground down ‘lignite’ coal' or 'Leaonardite' (named ‘trash coal’ because it has little worth) that has been turned white with rice in a ‘’spray drying machine’ and then the minerals are extracted using 'Hydrochloric Acid'.
Because coal has become ‘carbonized’, the only way to extract the minerals is to use ACID. This concoction then miraculously becomes natural ‘ionic’ minerals and they want you pay them money to drink it?
When atoms gain or lose electrons, the atom becomes an ‘ion’. When an atom gains an electron, it becomes a negatively charged ion that we call an anion. Anions are larger in size than their parent atoms because they have one or more additional electrons.
When an atom loses an electron, it becomes a positively charged ion called a cation. Cations are smaller than their parent atoms because they have lost electrons and the electrons that remain behind simply don't take up as much room.
Ion particles have dimensions between 0.1 to 2 nanometers.
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What are Liquid Minerals?
They are Naturally Occurring "Bio-Available" plant-derived trace minerals from an ancient organic plant deposit from the Cretaceous Period. (60-120
million years old!)
The Cretaceous period was at the very peak of the era of the largest dinosaurs when flowering and fruiting plants were at their height of development.
The liquid minerals are 100% organic and are derived from the original ancient
rainforest which was compressed and encapsulated in the exact location where
it once grew in Southern Utah. The ore is brown and looks solid but you can
crush it between your fingers because it never became carbonised to become
coal. That is why we can leach the minerals out by purified water without having
to use acid like other copy-cat companies.
They are bound in permanent suspension and are so small that
they cannot be seen by a microscope. If you buy liquid minerals and it says
on the label to "Shake the bottle before use" then you don't have authentic
liquid minerals.
How do Plants Produce Minerals?
Microbes (microbial waste products and exudates) convert minerals to organic forms which are absorbed by plant roots. Plants don't convert anything really, the soil is the stomach of the plant.
Plants use the converted minerals they absorb and complex them into organic molecules in their cells that combine to make the RNA and DNA of the cell, etc. Otherwise the minerals are expelled, never
absorbed at all, or exuded back into the soil by the roots
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