Water Cress

Nasturtium officinale

Regard for this simple, leafy salad green is skyrocketing as it provides exceptional levels of Monatomic Rhodium and Iridium. New, high-tech methods of analysis are alerting us to their usefulness, functions and hiding places in nature. These previously ignored trace minerals are intimate to the super-conductive mechanisms of mental activity (consciousness), the immune system, and cellular life-energy. By some scientists' accounts, these minerals comprise 5% of the dry weight of brain tissue. Remarkable early accounts of "miracle healings," and suddenly revealed mental talents and spiritual gifts abound.

Monatomic Rhodium & Iridium, Chlorophyll, Vitamins, Minerals & Phytonutrients

Watercress is the most ancient of green vegetables known to man and its use can be traced back to the Persians, Greeks and Romans. In fact, a famous Persian chronicler advised Persians to feed cress to their children to improve bodily growth. He also strongly recommended its use to the Greek and Persians soldiers of that time. Although these eminent rulers knew nothing of such matters as mineral content and vitamins, they did observe that their soldiers were in better condition when this plant was made part of will and diet.

Scientists are discovering that watercress may indeed have properties to counteract the effects of smoking. Its cruciferous nature may even help prevent lung diseases, such as emphysema and cancer. In addition to vitamins A, C and E, watercress contains gluconasturtin (only released when the leaves are chopped or chewed), which helps neutralize a carcinogen in tobacco.