Wassersteine

Blurb
Sardonyx water for tinnitus, chrysoprase water for detoxification and cleansing, emerald water for inflammation, aquamarine water for allergies... The list of gemstone waters that are successfully used for various ailments and conditions is long - and it keeps growing! While external application, wearing, and placing healing stones dominated gem therapy for a long time, many people today are turning to internal consumption in the form of gemstone elixirs and gemstone water. Gemstones are also increasingly being used to improve drinking water. In many households, one can find water jugs containing the basic mixture of amethyst, rock crystal, and rose quartz that was once promoted on a talk show. A popular mix is also that of colorful calcites, which is said to aid digestion. After a brief overview of some fundamentals, the gemstones that must not be used due to their toxic or health-harmful excretions are mentioned first, followed by an introduction to 96 water stones from A to Z and their specific effects. This book may not be necessary for readers of the foundational work on gemstone water by the same authors, but it hopefully provides a light yet well-founded introduction for many who found the original too heavy for a start.