From the beginning of time the Dead Sea, located 418 meters below sea level, has been renowned. The Dead Sea is considered the richest depository of minerals and phosphates essential to maintaining the healthy process of cell renewal and stimulating blood circulation. Even in the time of the Bible the royalty the world-over were aware of the richness and essential health value of the Dead Sea...

Vitamin A is found in organic sources. This yellow crystal is fat-soluble and contains retinol.   Properties o         Vitamin A is necessary for normal cell division, called cell differentiation. Cells that have not been successfully differentiated are more vulnerable at a pre-cancer stage. o         Vitamin...

1.        Insufficient water in skin cells causes an accelerated loss of moisture and causes dry skin. 2.        Dry skin is more common among older people, because of a decline in sebum production in glands. This glandular production is important to the hydrolipid system. Similarly, babies and young children may also suffer from...

Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant which protects cell membranes and other fat-soluble locations in the body, such as LDL, known as “bad” cholesterol. Protecting the LDL from oxidation decreases the likelihood of heart disease. Recent research in The New England Journal of Medicine show that taking 100 mg of vitamin E a day for at least two years reduces the danger of heart disease by...