THE PUREST MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE IN THE WORLD

Himalaya magnesium chloride

Himalaya magnesium chloride is produced in a completely natural way from small wells through Earth's own seasonal cycle. Deep under the Himalayas in Tibet, ancient seas from millions of years ago are full of magnesium, potassium, calcium, iodine, zinc, boron and other essential trace elements. Natural pressure pushes the mineral and magnesium-rich water upward, creating small wells at an altitude of 4.5 km. The water is led through small channels to shallow basins where it can evaporate.

When spring and then summer arrives, the energy of the sun and wind evaporates the water, leaving a mineral-rich and energy-rich magnesium salt on the surface. This salt is collected by hand and placed in the sun for 3 months, after which it is further processed into magnesium Brine and Flakes.

Extremely low carbon footprint

This ecological way of harvesting our minerals, using natural rainfall and the energy of the sun and wind, gives our products an extremely low carbon footprint and protects the delicate environment of the lake and surrounding ecosystem.

How others produce magnesium chloride

There are many industrial mining companies such as NedMag (Zechstein magnesium in the Netherlands), where liquid magnesium brine is pumped from the deep underground. They use chemically cleaned canal water to dissolve and pump up the brine. The production is environmentally unfriendly because of the use of many chemicals and milions of liters of diesel oil to protect the originated caverns in the ground.

Companies such as Dead Sea Works that evaporate the polluted water from the Dead Sea must chemically clean the magnesiumto produce magnesium chloride for human use. Both companies claim to market the purest magnesium in the World.