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Therefore it is reasonable to conclude that the content of Ormus elements in the human body is dynamic not stable. We have found and collected data over a number years indicating that certain plants either "mine" and sequester Ormus elements within their living cells in higher densities than other plants or concentrate them in high quantities in ways that other plants do not. Even though this list is far from complete (and very rudimentary) we can now say with relative certainty that the ORMUS rich-plants and edibles include: Almonds Aloe vera Apricot kernels (the inner pit of the stone) Bee pollen (wild especially from volcanic regions) Bloodroot Blue-green algae from Klamath Lake Oregon Carrots (depends on the Ormus content of the soil) Chamae Rose Chocolate (organic chocolate contains Ormus nickel according to MiraculeWater.com) Coconut water (wild) Flax oil Garlic Goji berries (in the polysaccharides) Grasses and grains (if grown with diluted ocean water or with the proper fertilizer; grasses and grains include wheat barley corn rice sugar cane etc.) Grape seeds Honey (wild especially from volcanic regions) Larch bark Medicinal mushrooms (reishi cordyceps coriolus Reishi In Bleach Fomes fomentarius shiitake maitake etc.) Mustard (brown and stone-ground as reported by MiraculeWater.com) Noni fruit Propolis Royal jelly Sheep Reishi In Bleach sorrel Slippery elm bark St. Reishi In Bleach john's Wort Vanilla (whole beans) Watercress White pine bark It is becoming more and more clear that the super foods and super herbs of the planet concentrate the Ormus minerals more than other foods. It is possible that future analytical data will support the presence of high Ormus concentrations Reishi In Bleach in spirulina chlorella marine phytoplankton maca kelp (as well as other seaweeds) hemp (and many other seeds) nettles asparagus ginseng astragalus ho shou wu(fo-ti) cat's claw bark pau Reishi In Bleach d'arco bark tulsi ashwaganda treesap (maple pine) many of the berries (acai blueberriesraspberries blackberries schizandra ginseng berries spikenardberries goose berries Incan berries etc.

Mushrooms are foods low in calories and can either be eaten raw or cooked. This food is full of vitamins in the B complex: riboflavin niacin and pantothenic acid. They also provide selenium potassium copper and minerals.

Here are some of the very best: Agaricus Blazei Murrill Mushroom Extract - The Mushroom of the Gods A few decades ago researchers noticed that in the mountain region of Ideate near Sao Paulo Brazil a regular part of the local inhabitants diet was a mushroom known as "Cogmelo de Deus" or "Mushroom of God". The researchers also noted that the local inhabitants were extraordinarily healthy and had a very low incidence of disease which they attributed to this magical mushroom. The scientific name of the mushroom is Agaricus Blazei Murrill more commonly called the ABM mushroom and sometimes referred to as Agaricus Brasiliennis.