ADVERTORIAL
Maggie’s Holistics IODINE
W
e are being bombarded by toxins from every angle. In particular, the pineal gland is being overrun with toxins. The pineal gland is not only the master gland of the endocrine system but is also known as our antenna.
Iodine is absolutely needed and utilized by every cell in the body. It purges the body of all heavy metals—alu- minum, lead, mercury, cadmium—and all of its halide mimickers, such as fluorine, chlorine and bromine, which accumulate in the body and cause all kinds of health prob- lems, ranging from mild to severe.
Maggie’s Holistics Colloidal Iodine is like no other iodine on the market. What sets it apart from other iodines is that it is mined 7,000 ft deep in the Earth’s crust from the Northern Hemisphere and broken down to its atomic state, making it more bioavailable to every cell in the body—and
no chemicals are used in this process.
Iodine that is purchased in today’s health food stores is usually potassium iodine, which is derived from sea vegetation, obtained either from the Pacific (in which case is Fukushima radiated) or farmed. Potassium iodine then undergoes a chemical process and must latch onto potas- sium or sodium making it a compound. Maggie’s Holistics Iodine latches onto itself, making it a safer, purer form of iodine.
Magdaline, the founder of Maggie›s Holistics NY, will be presenting 100+ slides at the NAVEL Expo on May 15 @12pm at the Melville Hilton. She will be connecting the iodine facts, the relationship of iodine to the pineal gland, ancient hidden knowledge of iodine, ancient artifacts, texts and iodine’s hidden history, enabling us to see a bigger and clearer picture of our reality.
natural awakenings
May 2016
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