Diatomaceous Earth Powder Food Grade Silica Freshwater Detox Alkaline

Food grade diatomaceous earth (DE) is a gentle abrasive that's also highly absorbent, and it's almost entirely made of silica - an important component of human ligaments, cartilage, and musculature. This unique resume makes DE one of the cheapest and most versatile health products on the market.

Diatomaceous earth is an amazing dietary supplement because it (1) helps move things out of your intestines and (2) helps promote healthier hair, skin, bones, and joints.

How
Take diatomaceous earth on an empty stomach. We recommend starting small and slowly working your way up to a higher dose; begin with a teaspoon added to at least 12 ounces of liquid. Mix vigorously and drink immediately.

Some people don't like the mildly chalky flavor and gritty texture that are typical of DE mixed with water. If that describes you, try adding DE to a drink with more flavor (milk, orange juice, coffee, smoothies) or to light foods like yogurt, oatmeal, or applesauce.

As your body begins to detox from the DE, you may experience what is commonly known as "die-off," which sometimes gives people mild flu-like symptoms for a couple of days. This is a side effect of toxins leaving your body, not a side effect of DE itself. You can counteract these symptoms by increasing your fluid consumption, as well as reducing your DE dose for a couple of days.


Now that you know how to take diatomaceous earth, let's talk about what diatomaceous earth can do for you. As stated before, taking DE can help promote healthier hair, skin, bones, and joints.

Hair
The silica in diatomaceous earth is actually a primary ingredient in many of the over-priced hair supplements at your local pharmacy. If you have thinning hair, you can begin to see new hair growth after a few weeks of taking DE, giving your hair a fuller, healthier look.

Skin
Collagen, another fundamental building block of healthy skin production, is helped by the presence of silica from diatomaceous earth. That extra silica can make your skin smoother and healthier.

Nails
The silica in diatomaceous earth is not only an essential component of hair, but it is also essential for nails, too. So if you have brittle nails, take some DE to see them get stronger in just a few weeks.


External Use
Silica is also an ingredient in many dental, skincare, and cosmetic products. Why bother spending money on costly cosmetics and personal care products when you can use silica-rich diatomaceous earth?

Teeth
Silica is used in teeth polishing compounds and kinds of toothpaste, but did you know that you can add diatomaceous earth to your toothpaste or use it to make your own all-natural toothpaste?

Skin
Diatomaceous earth also works as a fantastic exfoliator, making it a perfect addition to many skincare products.

If you make soap at home, consider adding DE for some gentle exfoliation.
Mix your DE with essential oils to create a skin cleansing scrub or mask; it will help clear up your skin and clean your pores
Add DE to the skincare products you already own to improve them
You can even add DE and essential oils to your bubble bath for extra scrub!
The scope of DE's ability to promote your health is extremely broad, making it the best "bang-for-your-buck" option on the market.


DISCLAIMER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE US FDA REGULATIONS

Our information on the use of this herb should never replace the care of a medical doctor. Product not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. We are providing information for educational purposes only, based on common and publicly accessible historical information on the herb.