2 POUND Montmorillonite Bentonite Clay detox, cleanse external internal edible

Description

This listing is for TWO POUNDS of Western (sodium) bentonite
We have been in business for over 10 years.
We began by selling our clay for ponds and built our online business and nursery business,
JMH Greenhouses and
Watergardens
.
The
PURCHASER
is responsible for the payment of
all fees, tariffs, taxes or other charges imposed by their government
We sell clay in bulk
That means that the clay comes in a plastic bag
And is packed inside a box
Or an envelope
If it comes in a box then
I suggest you store the clay in the box you get it in
No fancy labels. No fancy printing.
There are thousands of uses for clay
So I can supply no instruction books
Books are available for sale at many locations
I am not a doctor
I do not diagnose illnesses
or provide medical advice
We know many of our customers by name because they are here all the time. Some come several times a week.
Through the years we have received many requests for edible and external clays for human use.
Although we had used our clay for poultices, clarifying wine and supplementing our animal feed we dismissed the idea of eating or
bathing in it or selling it to others for that purpose.
After finding it listed in specialized foods for birds and other animals we started some in-depth research.
There is an abundance of
material from the scientific community and we have found good solid scientific evidence that these clays are not only beneficial to
humans, but may be essential for human health.
Now I use it myself. I eat two meals each day. I mix 2 teaspoons in my wide mouth plastic bottle with 3 ounces of water and three ounces of sugar free lemonade. I tried orange juice but I don't want any sugar. I shake this up about an hour before meals and let it set so it will get to room temperature. I drink half of it just before I eat and the other half as soon as the meal is finished.
See video below
So now we offer a complete line of clays for humans and for animals.
This auction is a for a fine Western bentonite (volcanic sodium bentonite).
It is 200 mesh and is a swelling bentonite.
We ship Bulk
no fancy packaging
Bentonite
is an absorbent aluminium phyllosilicate, There are different types of bentonite, each named after the respective dominant element, such as
potassium
(K),
sodium
(Na),
calcium
(Ca), and
aluminum
(Al).
Experts debate a number of nomenclatorial problems with the classification of bentonite clays. Bentonite usually forms from weathering of volcanic ash, most often in the presence of water. However, the term bentonite, as well as a similar clay called tonstein, has been used for clay beds of uncertain origin.
For industrial purposes,
two main classes
of bentonite exist:
sodium
and
calcium bentonite.
Most sodium bentonite deposits in the United States are found in the west. Sodium bentonite is a swelling clay absorbing up to 30 times it's bulk in water.
The majority of the Calcium Bentonite deposits in the United States are found in the south. Calcium bentonite is a non-swelling clay.
I am not a doctor nor do I have any medical background.
All information is presented for educational purposes only
and should not be substituted for the advice of a qualified health care professional.
Using any type of earth internally, even well known
therapeutic healing clays
, is quite a daunting proposition for those unfamiliar with the nature of specialty clays. However, there is no doubt that the informed use of clays internally, coupled with dietary modifications, can accomplish healing and system support to a degree that no other substance can.
Furthermore, activities such as drinking clay water, sucking on dry clay balls, and using clay for dental health, is a practice that predates recorded history and spans the entire globe. Evidence strongly suggests that people ( and animals ) have been safely and effectively using dietary clays for health since before the advent of fire.
While the effectiveness of clay use internally does have some modern scientific backing , the effects of clay internally remain largely understudied and even often misunderstood. Furthermore, each and every clay is unique, and different clays may respond in the body differently.
There are clays available that are perfectly safe to use every single day, there are effective clays that probably should only be used in moderation ( but are very therapeutic ); some clays that may pose a risk to use ( but have been proven to be very effective for some illnesses ) and then there are clays that should not be taken internally. There are some clays that are likely very good, but do not have an extensive history of human use. So, choosing a clay that is right for any one person can be quite intimidating. Through the rest of this article we will attempt to demystify edible clays.
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There are individuals who, due to unrectified health conditions, have had to learn to rely on drinking clays in order to maintain a good standard of health. Mahatma Gandhi was one such individual. Others, such as Jordan S. Rubin ( founder of the "Maker's Diet ), have been able to regain a full life, in part, through the practice of using clays to help with life threatening digestive conditions and disorders.
Even more people, such as many of the sufferers of the Dunsmuir Chemical Spill, discover that dietary clays can be literal life savers in an emergency situtaion. In Dunsmuir, the medical community at large was not able to respond at all to the extreme levels of toxicity experienced by the folks in Dunsmuir. The university scientists came and went with hardly a word for the wary ( or the wise ). Clay use provided rapid and permanent relief from severe symptoms of accute toxicity that showed strong indications of becoming chronic.
Uses of healing clays such as bentonite, montmorillonite, and kaolin ingested orally:
To assist in the removal of toxic substances in the digestive system, both chemical and pathalogical
Bacterial food poisoning, organic and inorganic toxicity
To cleanse the colon and promote proper bacterial balance in the intestines
To begin the process of detoxification of the liver
To stimulate liver function
As a part of short term cleansing programs used to promote good health
Critical to support external healing clay treatment ( pelotherapy )
Removal of heavy metals and recovery from chemical therapies and radiation
With special long term treatments, to increase T-cell count and fix free oxygen in the blood stream
Reduction of free radical damage ( thus anti-aging )
Improved immune system function
Improved cellular respiration
Improved digestive efficiency
Reduce food sensitivities ( the so called developed "allergies" )
Stimulate healing by strengthening the body's general constitution
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In order to understand how bentonite and other healing clays can be used internally, it is important to remember several facts:
Many cultures have used natural clays in small amounts as a part of a
daily diet
( see the work of Dr. West Price DDS,
Nutrition and Physical Degeneration
, Price-Pottenger Nutrition Foundation ). Traditionally, many indigenous tribes utilized clayish water to prevent upset stomachs by dipping their food in clay solutions while eating. Furthermore, in some rather unique parts of the world, clay particles naturally deposited in the entire local water supply ( such as the area where the Hunzakuts live, in Pakistan ) have been consumed daily for a lifetime. People who live lifetimes in similiar locations are traditionally extremely long lived and healthy, with the clay particles being one factor of high quality water supplies that contribute to healthy living.
When introducing clay into the diet of an adult, there will be an adjustment period where a wide variety of brief side effects may manifest.
As an example, constipation may occur. Clay taken internally does not cause constipation, the overall condition of the body's elimination system is the determining factor. It is not wise to stop clay use totally if constipation occurs, as this should indicate to the individual that serious degenerative conditions are present in the digestive system.
Different healing clays will respond differently with different people. Every therapeutic clay and every person is unique. One person may love the clay that the next person dislikes, and vice versa.
Healing clay will seldom respond
in synergy
with unhealthy foods and an incorrect diet. For maximum benefit, both the liver and the elimination system needs to be properly stimulated.
When utilizing clays internally, it is equally important that the body is properly hydrated.
The quality of water is an important and equally unstudied element in preparing healing clays for internal use.
In a modern society, it is increasingly difficult to live a lifestyle that promotes true health. While understanding how to best utilize healing clays internally is important, we'd also like to clarify that benefit can be achieved without modifications to diet and lifestyle. However, for sustained health and maximum effect of clay, dietary considerations are extremely important.
Please keep in mind that clay should never come in contact with metal.
I am not a doctor nor do I have any medical background.
All information is presented for educational purposes only
and should not be substituted for the advice of a qualified health care professional.
There are no returns for these items.
Once they have been opened by a customer and returned to us there is no way to guarantee that they are still safe to use.
Everyone wants to know they are getting fresh clay and they deserve fresh clay
All our clays are Gluten Free