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Glossary
Silica
Silica is a trace mineral, which means the body only needs a very small amount of it to be healthy.
Silica is found most predominantly in the connective tissues - skin, blood, cartilage, bone, teeth, tendons and hair. Silica is really beneficial for the health of blood vessel walls (the aorta is has high concentrations of silica).
Silica is used to keep bones, cartilage, tendons and artery walls healthy. It is also required by the nails, hair and skin to stay in good condition and is useful in counteracting the effects of excessive aluminium. Silica is involved in the formation of bone and collagen.
Silica is found most predominantly in the connective tissues - skin, blood, cartilage, bone, teeth, tendons and hair. Silica is really beneficial for the health of blood vessel walls (the aorta is has high concentrations of silica).
Silica is used to keep bones, cartilage, tendons and artery walls healthy. It is also required by the nails, hair and skin to stay in good condition and is useful in counteracting the effects of excessive aluminium. Silica is involved in the formation of bone and collagen.
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