Diatomite, Kieselgur, powder Diatomaceous earth ( Siliceous Sedimentary Rock ), HERB TM

The powder is of a consistency of flour, extremely finely processed and delicate to the touch. Pink. 

The diatomaceous earth (infusional finger) was formed by the deposition of shells of ancient crustaceans.
SiO2 (diatomaceous earth, trembling, infusion or infusional soil)

The name Diatomite comes from the name of the Diatomite. Diatoms are unicellular organisms that live in the oceans for about 300 million trillion years. They form a small shell of silicates that they extract from water. When diatoms die, this microscopic coating is deposited on the seafloor. Thousands of meters have been accumulated over the millennia. Over time, the oceans withdrew and these deposits were finally discovered. The compression and fossilization of the shells make them a chalky rock known as the cusp.

Diatomaceous earth, diatomaceous earth, diatomaceous earth The infuser soil consists of a non-toxic inert material that contains a number of minerals such as manganese, magnesium, iron, titanium, calcium and other silicates. They also give a different shade to the diatomaceous earth. Properly milled, the skeletons of diatoms turn into microscopic silicon needles, which are sharp and harmful to parasites, fungi, yeast, worms and amoebae. These microscopic needles are harmless to humans and other warm-blooded animals.

Amorphous diatomaceous earth or diatomaceous earth is extracted from one of the largest freshwater deposits in New Mexico, USA. Contains less than 0.1% crystalline silica, with unique quality and perfect purity.

* Caution: Do not breathe! Dangerous for the lungs if inhaled! Keep away from children! Prolonged exposure to diatomaceous earth media may result in itchy skin.