Silica Rich Clay
The formation of this unique clay began millions of years ago as a result of underground molten lava activity near what is known today as Crater Lake, Oregon. During the last Ice Age, slow moving glaciers removed the protective earthen cap from this deposit, exposing this extraordinary gift from the earth. Ingredients: An analysis of Silica Rich Clay reveals its exceptionally rich silica content - approximately 60% ) - along with well over 65 other trace minerals. Silicic acids, a natural byproduct of mineral silica, microbes and moisture, are required by plants in order to convert other minerals and soil nutrients into bioavailable forms. This may explain why plants grow stronger, are more disease resistant, produce larger crop yields with higher nutrient and sugar content. It may also explain why bound up phosphates in the soil are released in plant available forms, thereby reducing toxic runoff problems in our streams and lakes. The rich alumino-silicate properties of this clay may