The benefits of Negative Ions for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
09/16/2016
According to a study by Craig Garfield at Northwestern University, more American children are being diagnosed with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) than ever before, placing the current number at approximately 10.4 million children in 2010. That’s up 66% from 2000, just ten years earlier. ADHD is a disorder that changes a person’s ability to focus, and typical symptoms associated with ADHD include disruptive behavior, in attentiveness, distractibility, anxiety, reduced cognitive thinking, daydreaming, and constant procrastination. Though there is no single test that detects ADHD, diagnosis is a long process that involves several steps, and patients need to display at least six or more symptoms over a six-month period.
Himalayan Bath Salt Soap
11/25/2016
Our 100% Pure Himalayan Bath Salt Soaps are beautiful, functional and best of all, they can do amazing things for your health. These soap bars are infused with loads of pink Himalayan salt, one of the purest salts on the earth and rich in minerals from the Himalayan foothills. Each salt bar cleanses and detoxifies leaving skin smooth, soft, and re-mineralized. This bar is ideal for all skin types, ranging from dry to acne prone and those who are suffering from various forms of dermatitis.
Himalayan Salt Block for Salmon Gravlax
11/04/2016
Impress your Jewish grandma with gravlax, or just impress yourself. Actually, my Nana preferred the cold-smoked cousin, lox, but gravlax is an incredibly easy, positively delicious way to cure salmon. The name comes from any number of Nordic fish dishes inspired by the openly morbid technique of burying in the ground (grave) your salmon (lax) with some salt cure. I like this dish because it yields a particularly moist, delicate, and lightly salted gravlax, since the salinity of the Himalaya salt block does not migrate as readily into the fish flesh as a packed cure of loose salt. Also, because you don’t need plates and weights, and because the salt blocks can be reused over and over again, the method boasts a certain elegance and economy of tools.
Himalayan Salt Block Cooking
10/26/2016
A boulder of Himalayan rock salt emerges from darkness of a 16th century mineshaft in Pakistan and explodes into light, catching and refracting the sun in hues ranging spring water clear to hibiscus pink to venison red. Stonemasons in a neighboring town then hand cut the great rock into a variety of shapes, providing the foundation for extraordinary new ways to prepare and serve food. Himalayan salt blocks, plates, bricks, and platters can be used for sautéing, grilling, chilling, curing, cooking, baking, presenting, salting, bathing, building, and contemplating.