These high concentrations of dissolved carbon species, previously unknown at great depth in Earth, suggest they are helping to ferry large amounts of carbon from the subduction zone into the overlying mantle wedge where they are likely to alter the mantle and affect the cycling of elements back into Earth's atmosphere.
I often recommend a product called GB-3, from Endomet Labs. This product is a combination of ox bile, pancreatin, and Russian black radish. This article describes why this particular product, or something very similar, is very important in nutritional balancing science at this time. A SUPERIOR DIGESTIVE AID.
Bile is a digestive fluid the helps break fats into fatty acids that the body can absorb. Your liver produces bile from cholesterol and a byproduct of the breakdown of red blood cells called, bilirubin. Promoting the production and flow of bile helps your digestive system function optimally, keeps cholesterol levels down and helps prevent gallstones. A variety of foods can increase bile production. To stimulate bile production, Elizabeth Lipski, author of the book Digestive Wellness for Children: How to Strengthen the Immune System, recommends celery, daikon radish, garlic, horseradish, lemon, lime, watercress and high-quality dietary oils.