Algamoor is a unique, rich, 10,000 year old substance, extracted from a 50 feet thick deposit beneath a pristine lake bed in Northern Germany. The Algamoor was formed in a very similar way to Moor mud but is composed entirely of algae instead of plant matter.
Algamoor was originally discovered in 1920. In 1933 it was analyzed by German scientists and is now used by many hospitals and clinics in Northern Germany for applications in dermatology, gynecology, rheumatology as well as cosmetics and sports injuries. The Algamoor consists of over 10 different species of algae and is also rich in minerals including: magnesium, calcium, manganese, iron, silicon and sulphur.

A natural, fine grained, white calcium substance created by the build-up of shell residues of prehistoric aquatic micro-organisms on the Isle of Ruegen in Northern Germany.
The "Heilkreide" or Wellness Chalk has been known for centuries for its therapeutic effects: it improves blood circulation, balances acidity, detoxifies the body and cleanses the skin. The chalk consists of 98% calcium and a range of mineral nutrients including magnesium, iron, aluminum, and phosphor compounds.

From the Karakurm area of Kashmir, Pakistan, the salt was formed from the earth's primal oceans over 250 million years ago. It is said that Alexander the Great arranged for the transport of this valuable natural crystal salt from the Himalayas to Europe, around 350 BC.
Alexander Himalayan Crystal Salt is mined in an exclusive, protected mountain area and is the only source which has been prepared manually. This is vital as it is necessary to maintain the energy vibration pattern in the crystal salt. The salt has supreme bio-energetic qualities and is also a source of over 80 trace minerals which are required by the body including: lithium, boron, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, fluoride, sodium, magnesium, silicon, phosphorous, sulfur, calcium, titanium, vanadium, manganese, iron, copper, zinc, germanium, selenium.