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How we make our sea minerals...

 

How we make our sea minerals.

                                     

Ocean water is the only natural solution that contains every naturally occurring mineral both macro and trace in viable and life sustaining levels.  There is no man made chemical compound that has the range, balance and concentration of elements that are found in ocean water.   Nothing comes even close.

 

Recognizing this decades ago Gerry Amena started harvesting the oceans for the wealth of minerals that she offers.  Pure Pacific Ocean water is gathered of the coast of Queensland Australia where it is allowed to slowly reduce to a 1% solution.  It takes an amazing 100 gallons of ocean water to make just 1 Gallon of Sea Minerals.

 

In a guarded location ocean water is gathered and over a number of months undergoes a number of evaporative processes in purposely designed ponds.  Our factory is nature and the only source of energy comes from the wind and the sun. 

 

Through this patient process ocean water slowly concentrates.  It is during this stage that naturally occurring high levels of sodium precipitate out of solution (drop out in crystalline form) and is gently removed leaving behind a super concentrated ocean water solution that is remarkably low in sodium. 

 

Balance is maintained by allowing nature to do its own work.  As any one element reaches a certain density predefined by nature it will naturally drop out to ensure balance.

 

During this exhaustive process the sea minerals are constantly monitored to ensure quality.  The Sea Minerals are then prepared for shipping to our Agricultural customers or sent to our facility to undergo our final process before it is distributed around the world as a food or supplement ingredient.  

 

The end result is a dense liquid solution chocked full of the goodness of nature and the ocean.  They are so rich in minerals that Sea Minerals weighs a third more than ocean water.

 

Our Ionic Sea Minerals are the perfect delivery method for getting a wide, varied, and viable range ess