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Himalayan Salt Lamps Crystal Salt Tea Lights – Apple Shaped Medium (Height: 3″ / Weight: 1 – 2 lbs)
June 30th, 2011
Himalayan Salt Lamps Crystal Salt Tea Lights – Apple Shaped Medium (Height: 3″ / Weight: 1 – 2 lbs)
- Himalayan Salt Lamp Tea Lights has healing ability. Millions of years ago, continents collided raising ocean beds high into the mountains of the Himalayas. The salt from those beds still remains deep inside the mountains.
- Himalayan Salt Crystal Tea Lights have a effect on an ionizer. These salt lamps emit negative Ions to their surroundings. Negative Ions kill bacteria, purify the air, reduce radiation, increase well being & soothe the mind, body & soul.
- Himalayan Rock Crystal Salt Lamps are made up from salt that originated from oceans millions of years old, which were free of any man made contaminants. Himalayan natural rock salt is actually Ancient Sea Salt.
- Himalayan Salt Crystal is pure, unpolluted, and without environmental impact.
- Salt Tea Lights is used for lighting, rejuvenation bathing, detoxifying, ionizing and replenishing the skin.
Himalayan Salt Lamps Salt crystal Tea Lights contains a many variety of Himalayan Salt Crystal Tea Lights. Millions of years ago, continents collided raising ocean beds high into the mountains of the Himalayas. The salt from those beds still remains deep inside the mountains. Many people swear by the Salt Crystal’s healing ability, claiming relief from the common cold, the curing of skin problems, mental health disorders, respiratory illness, headaches, migraines and much more. These original sa
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Japan launches PR drive for nuclear power
June 30th, 2011
Japan launches PR drive for nuclear power
The Japanese government has launched a campaign to persuade communities to support the resumption of nuclear reactor operations following the Fukushima crisis.
Read more on Daily Telegraph
Chaos in biochemical alterations of cancer cells
Using the latest gene sequencing tools to examine so-called epigenetic influences on the DNA makeup of colon cancer, a Johns Hopkins team says its results suggest cancer treatment might eventually be more tolerable and successful if therapies could focus on helping cancer cells get back to normal in addition to strategies for killing them.
Read more on News-Medical-Net
