Where does CMD PLUS comes from


As the soil becomes minerally depleted, the seas become minerally enriched

The Dead Sea (30,000 years in existence) once a part of the Red Sea, lies between eastern shores of Israel and west of Jordan is the lowest elevation point on the earth about 418 metres below sea level. The Dead Sea is considered the richest depository of minerals and phosphates essential to maintain the healthy process of cell renewal and stimulating blood circulation.

Even in the time of the Bible the royalty the world-over were aware of the richness and essential health value of the Dead Sea minerals. King Solomon, the Queen of Sheba, Cleopatra and King Herod all bathed in the Dead Sea and enjoyed its healing properties.

The salinity of the water reaches a concentration of approximately 340 grams per litre- 10 times more concentrated than the Mediterranean Sea. This enables effortless floating on the water, producing a feeling of relaxation and tranquility.

The air is dry, rich in oxygen and free from pollution. The temperatures are relatively high even in the winter, hence enabling the formation of conductive ozone layer, thereby filtering the harmful UV rays; providing a very favourable atmosphere for the formation of oxygenated


Dead Sea

ionic minerals.
The Dead Sea contains 21 essential minerals including sodium, magnesium, calcium, bromide, bitumen and potassium. 12 of these are found in no other sea or lake on earth.