Shungite

Shungite is a rare black stone made of up to 99 percent carbon. It's mainly found in Shunga, a village in Karelia, Russia. The stone has a unique composition. It contains fullerenes, or 3-D spherical molecules made of 60 carbon atoms. These molecules are hollow and sometimes called buckyballs. shungite consists of nearly all the minerals on the periodic table.

Although scientists are unsure of how shungite was formed or where it came from, they attribute the stone’s potential benefits to its fullerene content.

The Molucular structure of Shungite are called carbon nanostructure (CNS). CNSs are different physical forms of carbon. CNSs can destroy harmful pathogens. They reportedly work by damaging the cell walls of bacteria and viruses.

Purifies water

Since ancient times, shungite has been used to purify water. This is due to its alleged activity against bacteria and viruses.

Shungite can filter water by removing contaminants and organic substances like pesticides. As the Shungite crystal is rich in carbon molecule its Carbon can remove radioactive compounds from water.

shungite has antioxidant properties.

Physical ailments

Traditionally, water infused with shungite has been used for:

allergies
sore throats
asthma
gastric issues
arthritis
kidney problems
liver problems
gallbladder issues
autoimmune disease
pancreatic dysfunction
chronic fatigue

Shields electromagnetic field (EMF) emissions

Users of shungite say the stone has the ability to shield you from EMF emissions.

Relieves stress

According to anecdotal reports, shungite is helpful for relieving stress. It’s believed to soak up negative energy and balance emotions

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