Anion Powder

The air contains a variety of weakly charged particles (ions); those carrying a negative charge are called anions, and those carrying a positive charge, cations. An anion is an extremely small negatively charged particle attached to an atom, atomic group, or molecule — in short, an "electrical particle of the air."

Anions: the vitamin of the air
· They occur in abundance around forests, waterfalls, meadows, parks, fountains, and beaches — contact with these natural environments brings a feeling of refreshment and relaxation.
· By donating their own electrons to active oxygen, they suppress the formation of active oxygen — which is harmful to cells — and its oxidizing effect on cells.
· They shift acidifying blood toward mild alkalinity, energizing metabolism, activating cell function, and speeding recovery from fatigue.
· They improve autonomic nervous function, which in turn benefits endocrine function, positively affects the central and peripheral nervous systems, and enhances blood-forming function.
· They positively affect bodily fluids, cells, and the nervous system, improving the function of every organ and tissue.
· Their antioxidant, deodorizing, and sterilizing properties help preserve the freshness of fish and flowers.