Monatomic Gold As a Supplement?

There’s gold in them there… veins? If you’ve never heard of using gold as a supplement, you’re not alone. Gold has been used as the standard for monatomic gold monetary value since ancient times, but why? Why is gold so special? It’s really not all that rare, as we’ve been led to believe. It does has some special properties, though. Gold is known in chemistry as a “noble” element, which means it is non-reactive with other substances. Unlike other substances, noble elements retain their original chemical properties regardless of whatever substances they come into contact with. So, what’s the big deal, really about gold? Why is gold so sought after for jewelry and for use as money?

It seems humans have always had an monatomic gold usa intuitive sense about the “specialness” of gold. It just feels good to have it against your skin. Well, there is another often overlooked use for gold, and that is as a mineral supplement. In the 1800’s, it was not an uncommon practice to have a gold coin inserted through in incision in the skin to alleviate pain. As a side benefit, people found their mind’s became sharper, and their dreams more vivid. The Ancien Egyptians ingested the “white powder of gold” to enhance their spiritual practice. It was said that after some time of ingesting the “shemmanah,” and practicing meditation, the initiate could “walk” into the afterlife realm without going through physical death. The physical body was transfigured into the “lightbody.” In the field of electronics, high-end stereo equipment is made with gold-plated connections. Audio geeks know that to get the best sound, use gold.