How Silica Helps in the Repair of Body Tissue

One of the most commonly talked about benefitsserves as a catalyst in the biochemical process
that one stand to get from the use of a silicavia which phosphorous is absorbed and assimilated
supplement is enhancement in the speed at whichinto the body.
worn out tissue in the body is repaired. Put inNow phosphorous turns out to be one of the
other words, what this means is that with optimalminerals which play a very important role in the
levels of silica in the body, one would have abody, and one which specifically goes a long way
tendency to heal from all manner of injuries at ain determining how adept the body will be in
faster rate than if they had sub-optimal levels ofhealing its worn out (or otherwise injured) tissue.
the nutrient. There are many of us who sufferBesides that role, phosphorous also plays an
from situation where they take too long to healimportant part in the formation of bones and the
from even the simplest of injuries, and this isfiltration of waste from the body. Phosphorous
obviously something about which they would bedeficiency has been associated with severely
extremely enthusiastic.slowed down rates of healing from various sorts
A question arises though, as to how exactly silicaof injuries. Those, incidentally, also include bone
works, in order to strengthen the body's naturalfractures; because when all is said and done, the
mechanisms for repairing worn out tissue.cartilage that makes up our bones is also some
And in order to understand how silica helps in suchsort of body tissue - whose expeditious repair
repair of body tissue, it would be important togood levels of phosphorous can promote.
understand that one of the roles that silica servesIn the final analysis, we have a situation where
in the body is that of helping the body assimilate asilica may not directly play a role in the repair of
mineral known as phosphorous. Now it is a wellbody tissue, but where it turns out to be
established fact that without optimal levels of silicaindispensable in the assimilation of phosphorous;
in the body, the body has insurmountablewhich in turn plays an important role in that repair
difficulties in assimilating phosphorous. The personof body tissue. Without adequate levels of silica,
in question may be eating all the right foods (foodthe body will find it hard to assimilate
that are rich in phosphorous), but as long as theyphosphorous. And without adequate levels of
don't have adequate levels of silica in their body,assimilated phosphorous, you will inevitably have
they would have no way of benefiting from thismajor difficulties in the repair of worn out/injured
phosphorous. In a way, we can say that silicabody tissue.