Bentonite clay for detox and skin care . Edidle. For internal and external use. 0,5 kg =1.1lb
Bentonite clay has been used worldwide,
since the earliest recorded history, as a safe, inexpensive, natural remedy for
many health problems. It contains ancient volcanic ash composed of
montmorillonite, magnesium and 67 other trace minerals. Many researchers
believe that montmorillonite is the mineral responsible for its beneficial healing
qualities. In addition, many health concerns and diseases stem from magnesium
and trace mineral deficiencies, especially seen with those who ingest sugar,
which robs the body of minerals and other nutrients (Lick the Sugar Habit, by Nancy Appelton, PhD). The minute particles
of bentonite clay hold a negative charge that attracts a wide variety of toxins
and pathogens, which include heavy metals, pesticides, and bacteria, which hold
a positive charge.
Bentonite clay gained its name from one of the largest
deposits in Fort Benton, Wyoming.
However, our “bentonite clay” comes from a pristine, ecologically clean
location in the Ukraine in its natural form. Our clay lumps have not been
subjected to a milling process, unlike dehydrated powders. Our superior natural
product retains its inherent healing qualities unavailable in
commercially-prepared clay powders (healing clay should never come in contact
with metal).
Some of the many health benefits of bentonite clay
include:Cleansing the liver, colon and skin of radiation (the underlying cause of “modern disease” as documented by Dr. Leuren
Moret, geoscientistat www.leurenmoret.info), toxins, bacteria, viruses,
parasites, heavy metals, and pathogens; balancing bacteria in the digestive
tract for improved
nutrient assimilation;and strengthening the immune system.
For centuries, people around the globe have used
bentonite clay for its healing properties and reported health improvements,
including the elimination of colitis, food allergies, food poisoning,
viral infections, and parasites. Bentonite
clay has provided relief, healing and/or reversal for many sufferers of various
maladies, including:acne, alcoholism, anemia, arthritis,
cataracts, diabetic neuropathy, pain, wounds, diarrhea, stomach ulcers, animal
and insect bites; it
has gained a solid
reputation for being effective in aiding weight loss and treating many digestive conditions. Bentonite clay also re-mineralizes
cells and tissues, alkalizes the body and protects against radiation.
Instructions for the use of
bentonite clay:
Mix
one to two teaspoons of clay to an 8 ounce glass of properly filtered water. Do
this for three days and stop
using it for four days. On the fifth day, resume taking it for four days, and stop using it for three days.Continue with this
schedule for up to four weeks for an intermittent cleansing of the body, which
allows the body to acclimate to this cleansing process. Document your beginning
and ending assessments of your health status and then spread the word!
It
is strongly recommended
to ingest
bentonite clay on an empty stomach (at least one hour before a meal or before
taking supplements and herbs) to keep it from interfering with the absorption
of nutrients. Many health care practitioners also recommend during this cleansing process to avoid refined sugars
to boost its healing effectiveness and to take the bentonite
clay with psyllium husks
with
plenty of purified water (filtered, with removal of toxins, including chlorine
and fluoride). The increased hydration is necessary to prevent
constipation. Bentonite
clay may lead to constipation because of its ability to absorb many times its
weight in pathogens and toxins. Degenerative conditions in the digestive tract may also lead to constipation.
Bentonite
clay topical packs can
be used for such conditions as headaches,
infected wounds, bone and muscle damage, carpal tunnel
syndrome, skin conditions (including eczema and psoriasis), eye strain and
tumors. One
to twelve cups of bentonite clay poured in a hot bath helps todetoxify and rejuvenate the
skin.
Important
Contraindications:
Any
individual taking prescription medications; and/or with high blood pressure
must use bentonite clay internally only under the supervision of a health
practitioner! In addition, patients diagnosed
with iron
intolerance should not take bentonite clay without blood sample monitoring.
Bentonite clay should never come in contact with any metals.