Introducing Pyrite Ormus Powder made from Fool's Gold
The Ormus Powder for Fool's only
 
Pyrite is often called “Fool’s Gold,” though there is nothing foolish about this mineral. Pyrite was highly prized by the native Indian tribes of the Americas as a healing stone of magic, and was polished into mirrors for gazing and divination.
 
This is first made by taking a crystal pyrite cube and preforming the electrolysis process to make colloidal pyrite water.
 
Then after adding organic natron and dead sea salt to the colloidal water, I preformed the Egyptian wet ormus method. After washing it 3 times it's now an off white Ormus powder ready to in-joy.
 
Benefits:
 
Full Spectrum
Mental Clarity
Rejuvenation
Improves Vision
Increases Intuition
Sense of Calmness
Better Communication Between Cells
 
ORMUS (Orbitally Rearranged Monoatomic Elements) is a white, mineral-rich powder or liquid derived from sea salt, often marketed as a modern, accessible form of the legendary Philosopher's Stone. Proponents believe it is a superconductor that supports increased energy, mental clarity, anti-aging, and heightened spiritual awareness. 
 
Ormus and NMN are both known as the Philosopher's stone so combining these 2 together enriches what is shown. 
 
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