Dead Sea Salts from VitalaSEA
A simple Google search reveals that "The Dead Sea holds, in just one place, 21 minerals in high concentration, unrivaled anywhere else on Earth. These minerals form the cornerstone of the sea's health-giving reputation, with each element contributing distinct wellness effects."
This lake is known for its incredible beauty and the healing properties of its water. Dating back to biblical times and reinforced over may centuries, both the salts and the mud of the dead sea have long been believed to have anti-aging and anti-inflammatory powers.
Dead Sea Salts are enriched with 21 mineral ingredients with therapeutic benefits such as reducing stress and anxiety, ease aches and pains/muscle tension, promotes muscle recovery, remove dead skin, helps treat acne, dandruff and other skin conditions including eczema and psoriasis, hydrate skin, promotes healthy younger looking skin and helps curb appearance of cellulite.
In an article from WebMD, they list countless examples of the benefits of Dead Sea Salts for not only your skin, but your overall health. You can read it HERE.
This lake is known for its incredible beauty and the healing properties of its water. Dating back to biblical times and reinforced over may centuries, both the salts and the mud of the dead sea have long been believed to have anti-aging and anti-inflammatory powers.
Dead Sea Salts are enriched with 21 mineral ingredients with therapeutic benefits such as reducing stress and anxiety, ease aches and pains/muscle tension, promotes muscle recovery, remove dead skin, helps treat acne, dandruff and other skin conditions including eczema and psoriasis, hydrate skin, promotes healthy younger looking skin and helps curb appearance of cellulite.
In an article from WebMD, they list countless examples of the benefits of Dead Sea Salts for not only your skin, but your overall health. You can read it HERE.
Why We Chose Dead Sea Salts
VitalaSEA made a commitment to produce the highest quality products using the finest ingredients from around the world. Simply put, there is no finer exfoliant with better results than the Dead Sea Salts. Nothing is as effective and nothing produces results like Dead Sea Salts. It is unmatched and it is at the core of virtually every VitalaSEA product.
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From sunburns to chicken pox, eczema to psoriasis, and arthritis to carpal tunnel- The Dead Sea Salts provide tremendous and sustained relief. The hydrating and anti-aging benefits combined with all of the other benefits of the salt crystals make it VitalaSEA's core component in a majority of the product lineup.
"Dead Sea Salt? If I can put it into our products, it's going in. Every time." Amber Dirden, Chief Product Architect
What's In the Salts
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In an article by Miraur, they list some of the benefits of the minerals burined inside the crystals of the Dead Sea Salts.
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- CHLORINE
It favors the balance of the corporal minerals. It favors Essential for a proper cellular metabolism. Regulates excess fat and calms the skin. - SODIUM
It supplies energy to the cells. Helps prevent the formation of free radicals and mitigates the aging of the skin. - FLUOR
Powerful antiseptic. It promotes the health of the skin. - CALCIUM
Essential in the cleaning of pores. It helps to prevent infections. Strengthens the cellular metabolism of the skin. - POTASSIUM
Moisturizes and nourishes the skin. It helps regulate the … and the water balance. Prevents training of free radicals and regulates the transfer of nutrients through the membrane cellular.
- PHOSPHORUS
Participate in the production and repair of the fabric. Rebalances the pH. - IRON
It promotes a healthy skin tone. Improves skin conditions. - SULFATE
Provides elasticity. Relaxing effect. - BICARBONATE
Maintains the balance of the natural pH of the skin. - MUD
Great role in the functioning of the transmembrane function. - BROMIDE
Stimulates the natural repair process of the skin. - CHROME
Maintains the balance of the natural pH of the skin. - COBALT
High content of Vitamin B12. - IODINE
Essential to maintain the hydration balance necessary for the cellular metabolism, the elimination of toxins and absorption of nutrients. - MOLYBDENUM
It favors the cellular function of the skin. - NICKEL
Necessary for a membrane integrity and the proper functioning of its metabolism. - SELENIO
Antioxidant that protects the cell membrane and maintains the elasticity of the tissues. Provides great hydration.
- SILICON
It favors the formation of collagen and improves the elasticity and density of the skin. Important for maintenance of proper strength and thickness and production of collagen in the skin.
- STRONTIUM
Participate in the formation of connective tissue. Reduces sensory limitations - SULFUR
Important in the keratinization and synthesis of collagen in the skin. - VANADIUM
Necessary to maintain an adequate cellular metabolism.
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About the Dead Sea
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According to DeadSea.com: "At the very lowest point on earth lies a natural wonder replete with a unique ecosystem, breathtaking desert views, and mineral treasures that have been attracting visitors for thousands of years: The Dead Sea. Located in the desert in southern Israel, it is also the world’s deepest hypersaline lake. Although the high salinity of the water makes it almost impossible to dive, in this article we will delve deep into its geological origins, geography and history, become familiar with the biology and chemistry of this unique environment, and discover everything there is to do and where to stay in the area surrounding this natural gem.
The Dead Sea is a salt lake located in the Judean desert of southern Israel, bordered by Jordan to the East. With its origin dating back to some four million years ago, it is one of the earth’s saltiest bodies of water and is the lowest point on earth. Its arid desert climate features year-round sunny skies, and relatively high temperatures, with little precipitation. |
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Dead Sea Salt Benefits
The minerals and salts exclusive to the Dead Sea have been luring visitors for thousands of years, making it the world’s first health resort, dating back to the time of Herod. The high concentration of antiseptic minerals in the mud and salt of the Dead Sea makes it especially beneficial for skin diseases such as psoriasis and vitiligo. Covering the body in mud extracted from the Dead Sea helps the minerals become absorbed into the skin.
Dead Sea Healing Powers and Treatments
Dead Sea treatments are not only limited to the treatment of skin conditions. Other medical conditions such as arthritis and asthma have been known to benefit from the air and water of the Dead Sea. The oxygen rate is 5% higher than the surrounding area, which also enhances rejuvenation and recovery.
Dead Sea Mud Benefits
Those visiting the Dead Sea may witness groups of people on the beach, slathering their faces and bodies with mud. Long before soap was invented, ancient Greeks and Romans used mud to clean their faces. They realized that the salt of the Dead sea, and especially Dead Sea black mud contains an especially high concentration of salt and minerals, some of which are small enough to penetrate the pores and nourish the skin. These minerals are believed to help improve blood circulation, smooth out wrinkles and rejuvenate the skin to promote a healthy glow.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Dead Sea
Q. Why is the Dead Sea called the Dead Sea?
A. Due to the extreme salinity of its water, the Dead Sea is a harsh environment in which plants and animals cannot flourish.
Q. Why do they call it the Dead Sea?
A. In various languages, the Dead Sea is referred to by different names, all reflective of its characteristics. The earliest known name is recorded in the Hebrew Bible, where it is referred to as “the Salt Sea”, due to its significantly high salt content. In the later Roman era, salt was a very highly valued commodity – Roman soldiers were paid in salt rather than money! This is also the source of the Latin word “salary”, which comes from “salt”.
Q. What minerals are in the Dead Sea?
A. The Dead Sea is globally renowned for the therapeutic effect of the minerals in its waters and mud, which are especially high in concentration. Dead Sea minerals in the water and mud have helped improve various skin conditions such as psoriasis, vitiligo, atopic dermatitis, and acne.
Q. Why is the Dead Sea so salty?
A. With its very first origins in sea water flooding into the valley from the Mediterranean, some of what makes the Dead Sea salty is the gradual evaporation of water over the years, due to the desert climate. Its salt content is derived from the erosion of rocks on land, with their salt ions driven by rivers into the landlocked lake. Its extremely low elevation means that water cannot escape the Dead Sea once it enters, and exposed to the intense heat, the water evaporates more quickly, leading to an intense salinity.
Q. Why do you float in the Dead Sea?
A. One of the main must-do activities on all tourists’ lists is floating in the Dead Sea. Because of the high concentration of salt, the water is much denser than plain fresh water, meaning that our body weight is lighter – which causes us to float!"
The information above was sourced from DeadSea.com and there are a lot of incredible and fascinating facts about the Dead Sea and so much more.
The minerals and salts exclusive to the Dead Sea have been luring visitors for thousands of years, making it the world’s first health resort, dating back to the time of Herod. The high concentration of antiseptic minerals in the mud and salt of the Dead Sea makes it especially beneficial for skin diseases such as psoriasis and vitiligo. Covering the body in mud extracted from the Dead Sea helps the minerals become absorbed into the skin.
Dead Sea Healing Powers and Treatments
Dead Sea treatments are not only limited to the treatment of skin conditions. Other medical conditions such as arthritis and asthma have been known to benefit from the air and water of the Dead Sea. The oxygen rate is 5% higher than the surrounding area, which also enhances rejuvenation and recovery.
Dead Sea Mud Benefits
Those visiting the Dead Sea may witness groups of people on the beach, slathering their faces and bodies with mud. Long before soap was invented, ancient Greeks and Romans used mud to clean their faces. They realized that the salt of the Dead sea, and especially Dead Sea black mud contains an especially high concentration of salt and minerals, some of which are small enough to penetrate the pores and nourish the skin. These minerals are believed to help improve blood circulation, smooth out wrinkles and rejuvenate the skin to promote a healthy glow.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Dead Sea
Q. Why is the Dead Sea called the Dead Sea?
A. Due to the extreme salinity of its water, the Dead Sea is a harsh environment in which plants and animals cannot flourish.
Q. Why do they call it the Dead Sea?
A. In various languages, the Dead Sea is referred to by different names, all reflective of its characteristics. The earliest known name is recorded in the Hebrew Bible, where it is referred to as “the Salt Sea”, due to its significantly high salt content. In the later Roman era, salt was a very highly valued commodity – Roman soldiers were paid in salt rather than money! This is also the source of the Latin word “salary”, which comes from “salt”.
Q. What minerals are in the Dead Sea?
A. The Dead Sea is globally renowned for the therapeutic effect of the minerals in its waters and mud, which are especially high in concentration. Dead Sea minerals in the water and mud have helped improve various skin conditions such as psoriasis, vitiligo, atopic dermatitis, and acne.
Q. Why is the Dead Sea so salty?
A. With its very first origins in sea water flooding into the valley from the Mediterranean, some of what makes the Dead Sea salty is the gradual evaporation of water over the years, due to the desert climate. Its salt content is derived from the erosion of rocks on land, with their salt ions driven by rivers into the landlocked lake. Its extremely low elevation means that water cannot escape the Dead Sea once it enters, and exposed to the intense heat, the water evaporates more quickly, leading to an intense salinity.
Q. Why do you float in the Dead Sea?
A. One of the main must-do activities on all tourists’ lists is floating in the Dead Sea. Because of the high concentration of salt, the water is much denser than plain fresh water, meaning that our body weight is lighter – which causes us to float!"
The information above was sourced from DeadSea.com and there are a lot of incredible and fascinating facts about the Dead Sea and so much more.
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