Ormus Process

February 23, 2026

Of course. The "Ormus process" generally refers to the "Wet Method," a simple and elegant alchemical procedure for extracting Ormus minerals from a source rich in them, like sea salt.

Ormus minerals General Ormus Knowledge illustration

The entire process can be summarized in one core principle:

"Making the invisible visible, and then separating it."

Here are the three fundamental phases of that process:

Phase 1: LIBERATION (The Dissolve)

Goal: To release the full spectrum of minerals, including the invisible Ormus elements, from their salt crystal form.
Action: A high-mineral, unrefined sea salt (Dead Sea Salt is the best) is completely dissolved in pure, distilled water.
Result: A clear saltwater solution. The Ormus is now "liberated" and floating freely, but it is still invisible.

Phase 2: PRECIPITATION (The Revelation)

Goal: To change the water's chemistry in a very specific way that forces the invisible Ormus to become visible and solid.
Action: An alkaline solution (typically a lye/sodium hydroxide solution) is slowly added to the saltwater, carefully raising the pH.
The "Magic": As the pH rises to a precise window (around 10.5-10.78), the dissolved Ormus elements can no longer stay in their invisible state. They precipitate out, instantly transforming the clear water into a beautiful, milky white cloud. This is the moment of revelation—the invisible has become visible.

Phase 3: PURIFICATION (The Wash)

Goal: To separate the pure Ormus precipitate from everything else you don't want: the excess salt and the caustic alkaline solution. This step is crucial for the safety and quality of the final product.
Action:
1. The white Ormus cloud is allowed to settle to the bottom of the container, forming a dense white layer.
2. The clear, salty water above is carefully siphoned off.
3. The container is refilled with fresh, distilled water, stirred, and allowed to settle again.
Result: This "washing" process is repeated multiple times (at least 3-4). Each wash removes more of the salt and alkalinity. The process is complete when the Ormus has been cleansed, leaving a pure, neutral, and safe product.

The Final Product

After the final wash and siphoning, what remains is a concentrated, milky-white liquid. This is pure Ormus suspended in water, ready for storage and use.