Pure Dead Sea Minerals | Rich Salts | Softer Skin

The Dead Sea is called the Dead Sea because, due to its extreme mineral content, there are no plants, seaweed, moss, or any fish or other creatures living in the water.

At more than 1300 feet (400 meters) below sea level, the shores of the Dead Sea are the lowest place on earth you can walk without being underwater.

At over 1000 foot deep, the Dead Sea can produce a far greater amount of trace mineral rich salts than its nearest competitor, the 40-foot deep Great Salt Lake in Utah.

The Dead Sea contains over 21 minerals, 12 of which are found in no other sea or ocean. The Dead Sea has the highest concentrations of bromide, magnesium, calcium, silica, sodium, and potassium of any natural body of salt water in the world. We are truly just beginning to understand their importance with regard to human physiology and these trace elements.

While we have much to learn, what we do know leads us to understand that these elements are an important part of our makeup and that each one has a vital role to play in our well-being. Bathing in the waters or using the mud leaves your skin feeling restored and looking younger and softer.

Medical research and many studies have proven the usefulness of Dead Sea mud and salts in treating and preventing diseases such as psoriasis, acne, and rheumatism. More information can be found at http://deadsea-health.org/index.html