People have believed in the magical power of Baltic amber from time immemorial and today, more than ever, parents explore how to soothe and calm teething infants and children and give them comfort during these very uncomfortable times, they often turn to one of the oldest, most widely used, and complete natural solutions…Baltic Amber Teething necklace.
Amber is a beautiful, very comfortable and lightweight and radiates energies of peace and calm to those who wear it. Choosing the right amber is absolutely critical. You must remember, however, that the key to the success of any Amber Teething Necklace is that it must be composed of genuine Baltic amber. Baltic amber contains 3-8% of succinic acid, a scientifically examined medical substance used in contemporary medicine. The highest content of the acid is found in the amber cortex--the external layer of the stone and this is what makes it so special.
You would think what is it and where did all these incredible characteristics of amber come from? Well, from nature millions of years ago. Baltic Amber is actually fossilized resin which was produced by pine trees also known as conifer trees that existed in Northern Europe. At some point, historians have determined that as the climate in those regions became warmer, trees began to “weep” large amounts of resin (sap). Scientists have concluded that natural Amber achieved stability over time as the result of oxidation. And throughout history amber has been used extensively for healing and in medicine.
Baltic amber teething necklace are made to wear but not to chew! Necklace should be removed when child is sleeping or unattended! Teething necklaces are made with double knotted beads to reduce the risk of separation if the necklace snaps. There is also a plastic claps that will give way if the necklace is caught on anything.
So when your child makes you aware of teething pain along with the accompanying irritability, fever and diarrhea, reach for natural Baltic amber. You'll be glad you did.
Frequently asked questions about Baltic amber teething necklace
No comments:
Post a Comment