Ninety2 Reasons/Ray of Essence

atural bath soaks filled with healing salts and soothing botanicals immersed in essential oils. Hand poured soy wax massage candles with natural botanicals, skin nourishing oils and reiki energy crystals. In addition, to the therapeutic and sensual benefits, perfect for meditation, self care or to treat that special person with a Swedish massage. Ninety2 Reasons Sea Moss is essential for your daily nutrition. Our Sea Moss is hand-crafted with additional premium supplements added that will provide you with more than the 92 of the 102 vitamins and minerals that make up the human body and that are very essential for our daily survival. Sea Moss provides the many nutrients that our daily average diets are missing, such as zinc, iodine, iron, antioxidants, amino acids, calcium, potassium, b-complex vitamins, sodium, sulfur, silicon and iron, fiber, protein, beta-carotene, pectin, taurine ( an amino acid usually lacking in vegan or vegetarian diets), selenium, phosphorus, manganese, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins A, B, C, D, E, K and a host of others. Is it safe to say that you can live off of just sea moss? When we give our body what it needs, cell food, our body will naturally correct itself and will aid many diseases and illnesses. During the Irish famine in the mid 1800's, seaweeds became a main supplement of nutrition for the Irish people, playing a significant role as an abundant, easily harvested and prepared source of sustenance throughout this historical food shortage. There are many types of sea moss. However, the two main ones that are currently more popular today are Genus Gracilaria and Chondrus Crispus. Sea moss is a "red seaweed" that is often sourced from the Chondrus Crispus species but is also derived from Gracilaria, a less leafy variation. Chondrus Crispus commonly grows off the shores of Ireland, Great Britain, the Atlantic coastlines of the U.S. and Canada, most European shores as well as Iceland. Whereas Gracilaria, another type of red and yellowish marine algae also referred to as Irish moss, comes from warmer oceanic environments like Jamaica and St. Lucia.