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BEAMS OF LIGHT
Aloe plants naturally contain photonic packets of sunlight trapped in their chlorophyll molecules, giving aloe its green color and vibrance. These internal packets of sunlight boost electrons from a ‘ground state’ to a high energy level, from where the electrons are able to cascade down an energy ‘staircase’.
HUMANS ARE LIGHT EATERS
Nobel Prize laureate Albert Szent-Györgyi once stated, “We live by a small trickle of electricity from the sun.” The human body essentially acts as a living battery – continually absorbing energized photons from the immediate atmosphere and from food.
The miracle of photosynthesis transforms the sun’s light frequencies into green plants, trees, grasses and herbs – which when consumed, are able to release nutrients and multiple light frequencies into the cells of the body. In addition, as humans, we can directly absorb light energies from the sun into the cells of our bodies.
As one scientist aptly noted: “Humans are light eaters.” Quantum quality nourishment must accomplish two tasks:
- It must allow assimilation of the full spectrum of this light bioenergy throughout the cells of the body.
- It must couple this light bio-energy with living nutrients that can be rapidly absorbed and assimilated into the cells of our bodies.
Is it possible that many aloe products on the market are simply devoid of this amazing “light” bio-energy concentration due to the use of synthetic preservatives (such as sodium benzoate), or the fact that their aloe is highly heated, which can obliterate the aloe’s beneficial phytonutrient compounds?
Many commercial aloe products may claim to be 99% pure, freeze–dried or cold pressed, but do they offer much benefit? Research has shown only aloe that has been meticulously grown, then carefully processed to maintain its active constituents, can deliver the perfect partner for anyone’s personal daily health program.
Aloe-100™ contains absolutely no added compromising binders and fillers – delivering to you the finest grade aloe (the true species) — without unwanted tagalongs.
