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Miron Violet Glass




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July 24, 2015 by Andrea Fabry 1 Comment

Miron violet glass has been used for centuries to preserve natural substances. Violet glass acts as a filter, blocking damaging light waves while enhancing beneficial ones. Why not consider storing your herbs, spices, oils and homemade body care products in Miron violet glass?

Miron violet glass has been used for centuries to preserve natural substances. Find out more about this bio-life enhancing storage!

Image courtesy of Vitality Goods Suppliers of Miron Vitality Glass

The use of Miron violet glass dates back to 3,000 BC. Ancient Egyptians used this uniquely crafted glass to preserve their most prized substances.

Miron violet glass was rediscovered in the 1800’s when Austrian naturalist Jacob Lorber noted the positive impact on the preservation of olive oil.

Lorber found that remedies stored in violet glass containers were preserved for many years. Also, Lorber found that many substances will be activated and aromas enhanced.

 

The Science Behind Miron Violet Glass

Miron violet glass research is based on the science of biophotonics – a Greek term for life (bios) and light (phase). One of the primary focuses of biophotonic research is the application of the science of light on food production and medicine.

Violet has one of the highest vibrations on the color spectrum. The biophotonic violet glass acts as a filter, blocking the damaging rays but allowing the nourishing, protective ultraviolet A and FAR infrared rays

Recent research by Prof. F.A. Popp and Dr. H. Niggli shows a strong connection between health and solar energy in our food. Solar energy enters our cells in the form of biophotons, providing critical cellular information. Biophotons decrease substantially in conventional packaging – even brown, green, or blue colored glass.

Miron violet glass appears to be black, but when held up to the light you’ll see the violet. In this photo, I’m holding up a jar in front of the sun and taking the picture from below.

Miron Violet Glass held up to sunlight

Uses for Miron violet glass

  • Super foods (powders like chlorella or spirulina)
  • Botanicals
  • Herbs
  • Spices
  • Teas
  • Salves
  • Oils
  • Homemade tonics
  • Homemade body care products

Sources of Miron violet glass

 

Amazon

Miron Violet Glass

Miron violet glass is more expensive than conventional glass but is well worth your investment. Start small and slowly build up your supply. You can expect improved aroma, increased potency, and longer shelf-life.

I have slowly been transitioning my product line at Just So Natural Products to ensure my customers are getting the highest quality. My hope is that once their product is gone, the container will be re-used for years to come.

Products packaged in Miron violet glass include Magnesium Balm, Magnesium Spray, Lavender Deodorant Cream, Shea Créme, and Rose Body Spray.

Just So Natural Products offered in Miron Violet Glass

Miron violet glass makes a unique bridal or birthday gift. It also makes a great gift to yourself. Why not start your collection today?

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