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Ormus From Seawater

Ormus from seawater as the name indicates is prepared from the sea water through a process known as the wet method that involves a series of stages to achieve the desired product. The process is made up of the following stages:
· Raising the PH of the sea water in a water solution up to 10.78 using a solution on sodium hydroxide.

· Allowing the mixture to settle, and sieve the remains which are washed with clean water to acquire the product which is mainly composed of calcium hydroxide, magnesium hydroxide and small amount of m-state material
The ormus from seawater is mainly used for agriculture at a convenient rate of 10 to 30 litres per hectare which usually impacts positively on the crops.

The application is done annually and the farmers have identified the method as a source of bumper harvests for both crops and pasture as it facilitates faster growth. Research has shown that animals which consume plants grown with this precipitate increases the rate of survival by improving the health of the animal.

The research conducted on the effect of plants grown on soils fertilized with ormus from seawater to animals, was found to cure breast cancer among the mice and hence this is replicated in human beings who use the same method to treat cancerous tissues. This precipitate has a long residual effect on the food chain that allows the transfer of these vital benefits from one feeding level to the next.

On using a precipitate of ormus from seawater in farming as a fertilizer the farmers tend to use little or no pesticides at all as the crops develops resistance to insects and disease and also withstands draught conditions preventing losses to the farmer.

The precipitate is known to improve soil aeration and tilth and hence increasing the nitrogen fixation process. Other effects to the plants that are associated with the ormus fertilized soils include:

Increased rate of physiological processes like photosynthesis that eventually leads to faster maturity of crops and hence enabling them to escape unfavorable climate conditions. This has cushioned farmers against adverse effects of potential draught and loss of their investments.

High quality farm produce with longer shelf life as compared to others which lowers the post-harvest losses to the farmer and hence ensuring better sales when the market is favorable.

The fruits produced are large in size and give a better taste.

This ormus from seawater precipitate is cheap to apply in terms of cost and the overall benefits accrued cannot be matched to the cost incurred. The farmer must not make the fertilizer as he can purchase from the available manufacturers of the product who sell it at competitive market prices.

Other than using ormus from seawater as human supplements, different uses have come up as a result of continued research on the effects of ormus materials on the animals' lives and that of plants.

The response to these trials have yielded positive results which have led to increased use in this natural minerals in our activities.