Diatomaceous earth, referred to simply as DE, is a natural sedimentary rock composed of fossilized remains of microscopic algae called diatoms. It has a powdery texture and is rich in silica. Diatomaceous earth is commonly used as an insecticide, filter agent, and abrasive substance. It can absorb moisture and is often found in household products…
Diatomaceous Earth: What Is It, How to Use It, Where to Find It
There it is—a bit of diatomaceous earth resting at the bottom of my water glass. It might not taste delicious, but its ability to cleanse my body and fill it with sought-after nutrients more than makes up for it. Where Does DE Come From? Diatomaceous earth is the waste product of unicellular algae. Over a 30…
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