Silicium Living Silica Liquid is an organic (hydrogen ions loaded) dietary supplement specially formulated for optimal absorption and bioavailability.

• This FDA certified safe food supplement is the perfect non-colloidal solution. It is clear, odorless, non-crystallizing with no aftertaste and no side effects.


• Everybody suffers from a dietary deficiency of silica because you cannot recoup what drained out over decades from just eating lettuce. A day-long diet munching bamboo shoots might do it. Chewing horsetail herb (Equisetum hyemale) all day could help, but it has diuretic properties that would dehydrate you.


• Silica holds together the helical strands of amino acids fibres that underly all tissue and hold bones together.


• Silica is the raw material that makes up cartilage upon which all bones glide on when moving against each other.


• Tricalcium phosphat molecules of which bones are constructed requires silica for bonding to each other.

Ingredients: Purified water, Organic Silica (monomethylsilanetriol).

Orgono Living Silica is safe, effective and well tolerated with no contraindications or drug interactions. However, for best results, it is recommended that Organic Living Silica be taken alone, either an hour before or after other medications and supplements.

Packaging: 1000 ml (34 oz) bottle of 68 servings of 1 tablespoon each. I take 2 tablespoons (30ml) 15 minutes before breakfast. Lasts for a month on average.

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