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People should consume stalactite (this is the cave mineral deposit that provides an abundance of trace minerals, though calcium is the dominant component) by putting stalactite into the water supply, making tea with it, or consuming the powder (this is a type of mineral supplementation; today, several minerals, especially calcium and selenium, are thought to have benefits for preventing and treating cancer). When it comes to industrial pollution, he says that: "Harmful gas should not be released into the atmosphere, and planting should be carried out to purify the air," but his longest dissertation is about proper selection and preparation of food.  Jia Kun, Prevention and Treatment of Carcinoma in Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1985 The Commercial Press, Hong Kong.

Moonmilk is a white formation that looks like powder when dry or cottage cheese when wet. There is a lot of it in the Rocky Road and on the ceiling in the Inscription Room. Moonmilk can be a combination of different (mostly carbonate) minerals. Some common minerals composing moonmilk are calcite, aragonite and hydromagnesite. Humans have used moonmilk as medicine to stop bleeding, induce a mother's milk, and for ulcers. There are several theories for moonmilk. One is that bacteria play a role in its origins. Another is that the moonmilk is deposited directly from water the same way other speleothems are, but for some reason the crystals never grow large or connected.

 

 

 

 

 
 
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