AURAEUMORA: Hasil Kajian Dan Sebahagian Kandungan Yang Terdapat Didalam Moor

Organic Matter & Minerals in the Moor: humic acids fatty acids lignin humus substances amino acids volatile oils nitrogen compounds vitamins organic sulphates pectins hemicellulose cellulose bitumens pigments antibiotics iron salts sulphur magnesium manganese calcium sodium iron phosphoric acid salicylic acid potassium silicon calcium bio-active matter These herbs, plants and flowers (botanical names given) are found in the area of the Tiefenmoor: Achillea millfolium Agrostis stolonifera Agrostis tenuis Alisma plantago-aquatica Allium angulosum Allium carinatum Allium suaveolens Anthoxanthum adoratum Aguilegia atrata Aguilegia vulgaris Carex flava Carex hostania Carex panicea Centaurea jacea Cladium mariscus Dactylorhiza incarnata Dactylorhiza maculata Dactylorhiza majalis schmalb. Dactylorhiza majalis ssp. maja Danthonia decumbens Drosera intermedia Drosera rotundifolia Epipactis palustris Equisetum palustre Euphrasia rostkoviana Galium boreale Galium palustre Galium verum Gentiana Gentiana pneumonanthe Gentiana verna Gentianella germanica Gladiolus palustris Gymnadenia conopsea Gymnadenia odoratissima Herminiuin monorchis lnula salicina lris pseudacorus lris sibirica Juncus articulatus Juncus subnodulosus Laserpitium prutenicum Lemna minor Linum cartharticum Liparis loeselii Listera ovata Menyanthes trifoliota Molinea caerulea Molinea arundinacea Nuphar lutea Nymphaea olba Ophrys apifera Orchidaceae Orchis mascula Orchis militaris Orchis mario Orchis ustulata Pedicularis palustris Peucedanum cervaria Peucedanum palustre Phragmites australis Pinguicula vulgaris Platanthera bifolia Potamogeton coloratus Potentilla erectra Primula farinosa Ranunculus flammula Rhinanthus glacialis Rhynchospora alba Rhynchospora fusca Salix Sanguisorba officinalis Serratula tinctoria Silaum silaus Sparganium neglectum Succisa pratensis Thymus pulegidoides Trollius europaeus Typha Typha angustifolia Typhc latifolia Typha minima Typha shuttleworthii Vincetoxicum hirundinaria Research conducted throughout Europe over the past 60 years has revealed the following therapeutic properties of moor Bio-Available: Because many of the organic substances present within the moor are in a colloidal (suspension) form they are highly bio-available (easily absorbed by the body). The inorganic substances (iron, manganese, copper and zinc being particularly valuable to the body) are in bivalent form and are therefore small enough to be easily absorbed by the system. Thermal Transmission: Thermal properties enable the substance to retain and transmit heat (or cold) over an extended period. This can have a beneficial effect on the skin and underlying tissues and organs. Antiseptic: The moor contains lignin and bitumen, both of which contain high proportions of phenol substances. These act as natural antiseptics. Detoxifying: The high proportion of humic acid and other humus substances enables the moor to both draw and absorb toxic substances trapped in the tissues. Detoxification is now widely recognized as an important component of health care maintenance and anti-aging. Homonal Support: Moor contains several substances that are similar to hormones and these help to stimulate and regenerate the cellular functioning of the body. Anti-Inflammatory: Moor has consistently been found to exert an anti-inflammatory effect on irritated or inflamed tissues. Ion-Exchanging: The presence of humic acids also causes an exchange reaction in which harmful positive ions in the tissues are replaced by revitalizing negative ions present within the moor. Bio-Energy Potency: Kirlian photography reveals the bio-energy or ‘vital force’ present within natural therapeutic substances. The Tiefenmoor has been found to exhibit very high levels of bio-energy. Many nature-cure scientists claim that the bio-energy is absorbed into the tissues, resulting in regeneration on a cellular level. Kirlian photograph of a sample of Tiefenmoor. This sample exhibits an exceptionally high degree of bio-energy potency.