Well, not just any old sea water. It’s special vortex water from certain blooms in the oceans, that are very rich in nutrients. It seems to have energetic properties too, above and beyond the mere presence of rare minerals etc.
Our tissue fluids are basically primordial ocean. In fact it’s known that our body chemicals today mimic the oceans of long ago, not the ocean of the present, which is subtly different.
Not surprisingly, having stepped onto land, our bodies suffer a degree of depletion which sea creatures do not get. Inorganic minerals are not the same as those in active colloidal suspension. Moreover there is some subtle integrative energy in the waters and ocean, which we do not seem to share on land. That’s probably one of the reasons why seafood is so good for us.
Let me back up a tad, for some basic science. The floor of our oceans is indescribably rich in minerals. Think about this: EVERYTHING that ever lived and died goes into the water system, down the rivers and ultimately finds it way to the ocean. Added to that is all the ocean life which lives, dies and is recycled, all the plankton, corals, fish, feces, EVERYTHING, which falls to the ocean floor as organic debris.
There is thick mud at the bottom of the ocean that contains dense nutrients and some minerals that are otherwise incredibly rare, like iridium, osmium, yttrium and so on.
But it doesn’t just stay on the ocean bed, lost to the biosystem. Quite the contrary. This nourishing mud is carried around the ocean floor by submarine currents which have only recently begun to be understood.
There are certain places where this nutrient deposit wells up to the surface. Giant surges of ocean currents that we call convergences stir up the seas and bring the nutrients back to the bio system.
The polar oceans are classic sites for this. The huge bloom of algae that takes place in the Arctic and Antarctic every year yields a staggering abundance of life where the ocean, literally, changes color due to the density of life it carries. Waters turn red with krill and other plankton.
QUINTON MARINE PLASMA IS NOT PLANKTON OR KRILL. It’s what FEEDS plankton and krill! That, in turn, feeds other ocean denizens.
This bloom is so rich it feeds the greatest animals of all: the whales. So much nutrition is absorbed into the biosystem at these sites in the summer time, that whales can double their weight and deposit enough fat or blubber to live on it through the winter months.
But there are the birds, fishes and other animals too, so that the polar oceans literally burst with life every spring when the returning sun ignites the nutrition chain. Given the right wind and currents, then these blooms can be carried far and wide.
Scientists reported in 2009 there had been a huge upsurge in nutrients and an explosion of sea life off Monterrey, California, from currents brought all the way down from the Arctic.
The polar regions are not the only upsurges, however. In fact they can take place anywhere, if the wind blows the water out to sea; then underwater currents draw up deeper water to fill the gap. Here’s a satellite picture of upwellings off the world’s continents:
That’s what I mean by ocean nutrients, OK?
Without any intellectual prowess, one can therefore deduce that QMP is very safe, helps stabilize the internal milieu, provides every conceivable nutrient mineral and provides low concentration homeopathic-type mechanisms for healing. It’s a miracle!
I have even found that dentists can use it to save teeth, by injecting this healing balm into the surrounding gums. There are DOZENS more uses.
QMP can be taken orally. Sprays work well for skin conditions, eyes and nasal passages.
You can get it in two basic forms: the isotonic, which means same strength as body fluids (just like primordial oceans) and hypertonic (the strength of today’s oceans).
For what the average person needs, hypertonic is good and a great re-mineralizer. Athletes do well on this one.
A sick and debilitated person is better suited to the isotonic formula.