Silica (Ang)

Silica (which is a Silicon compound) is the most abundant element in the earth’s strata. The human body, if weighing in at around 150 pounds would contain approximately one and one quarter ounces of Silica. Silica is found in all of the tissues, especially the resistive tissue such as the skin, dura mater, fascia, hair, nails and tendons. It reinforces the membranes throughout the body as well as the ligamentous tissue, arterial walls, throat walls, uterine lining, walls of the digestive tract, the spinal and cerebral dura mater, nails and skin. Silica helps muscles become firmer, the blood to be warmer and over all invigorates and energizes the whole body. It influences the nervous system, the brain and the sexual system in a vital way. Men suffer from lack of tone in the testicles and other prob- lems with the testis.
Women suffer from cysts in the vagina, hardening of or pus generation in the mammary gland and other abnormalities in the breast. Silica function in the body: Increases vigor, energy and strength. Is found in all tissues, especially the resistive tissue. It reinforces walls, linings, ligaments, membranes, nails and hair. Increases alkalinity of the body. Helps in transfer of nerve impulses. Aids in reten- tion of electricity and body heat. Below are some symptoms of Silica deficiency.
Each person manifests different symptoms. • Ner- vous stomach • Depression • Low body tempera- ture• Nerves sensitivity • Tender spine Abscesses • Gout symptoms Sexual dysfunction • Fatigue • In- ability to heal. • Frequent or involuntary urination.