Anyone heard of using white clay

Bumping my own thread...

Marie,

I am presuming that the "white clay" that you are referring to is another name for the "bentanite clay" that I am familiar with. I just googled and found an article that equated white clay with bentanite. If so, then yes, I am very familiar with it, as my family has been using it for over 20 years for health.

My nutritionist advised me to mix a combination of 2 ingredients together with a little juice and water to drink as a detoxifier. The first ingredient was bentanite clay. It is a thick liquid. Its function was to cleanse the kidneys. It is very absorbent. The second ingredient was psyllium seed powder. When it gets wet it is very sticky. Its function is to scour the colon. When you add water to the glass that contains the ingredients, it swells up a bit. I then drank another full glass of water.

These ingredients are reputed to absorb many times their weight in toxins. My opinion is that this drink combo is one of the most effective GI tract detoxifiers that you could ever use. Yeah, colonics and enemas can't be beat, but i don't think that it would be healthy to do them every day. In addition, this drink will cleanse everything from the stomach through the colon. I have seen this drink cleanse parasites even when I was not on an antiparasital. It is important to take this drink well away from meals.

I have terrible spring allergies from about mid-March to mid-May. I have not been able to find anything that helps much to remove the allergies or symptoms. I have found that if I am disciplined, and take this drink at least 3 days a week, that the allergies are greatly diminished or nonexistent. If you use this drink in conjunction with colonics or enemas, then your detoxification will be even more effective.

Here is a link to a website of a company that manufactures the products that we used. They also have some good articles about detoxification. I do NOT have any financial interest whatsoever in this company. The 2 ingredients are the #16 and #19.

http://www.veirons.com/products_line.html

Marie- Yes, I recommend internal use of both bentanite clay and psyllium seed for full detoxification effect.


Don

I had a look, and it's indeed the bentonite type of clay. I've got the green and the white one at home. Hubby uses the green one for his skin (he would kill me if he knew I was posting this, but it does a great skin cleanse), and I use the white clay because of my very sensitive skin.

Don,

Thank you very much for your info (this is the perfect example why you're so valuable to this forum ) - I'll do some research about the other ingredient tomorrow. I've been doing the enemas, with very good results I may say (thank God for me being able to try them - they clear up my head in a way I haven't experienced before), so I will surely try the bentonite mix you're describing. I haven't been treated for parasites, and my dr doesn't talk about it, so maybe  this will be the good thing to do...

Who knows it might help with my food intolerances as well - whenever my system is less loaded with oxidative 'stuff' (great vocabulary again today ), my intolerance levels go up considerably (so less histamine related reactions).

Marie

MarieLS,

The Psyllium product that I use is Vit-Ra-Tox Intestinal Cleaner (No. 19). It is actually a blend of Psyllium Seed plus Husk. I would imagine that both parts of the plant have absorptive properties or else they would not be in the product.

I want to give you a little advice on how to take it. You should take it well away from meals, because it doesn't work nearly as well if it gets mixed up with your food. I would only take it at least 2.5 hours after a meal, or no less than 1.5 hours before a meal.

Here is how I mix it up. I first place the bentanite liquid in the glass. Then I add the psyllium powder. Then I add a little juice for flavor. Then I add lots of water and stir it thoroughly and quickly. Don't let it sit at all, as it will swell up and be even more unpleasant to drink that way. After I drink it, then I add more water to the glass and scrape the residual psyllium off of the side of the glass with a spoon, and mix it into the water, and then drink that. I then drink another glass of water about 30-60 minutes after i have taken the drink to maximize its detoxifying power. If you don't drink enough water, then it could be constipating, and you don't want that!

Good luck with it.

Don

aphysicalwreck,

I don't think that clay/psyllium and enemas will be able eliminate candida alone. I would definitely do one or both of those, however. Organic coconut oil has been proven to be as effective as anything available to eliminate candida, and it is itself nontoxic. The clay/psyllium will be very useful in removing the die-off products from the body, just like they do for die-off from other bacteria, protozoans, and parasites.

Another option is to use the Jernigan products, either "Yeast Ease" or "Yeast Ease Plus". Heather used these products, and they help the body to eliminate the candida on its own. They are also both non-toxic.

If you have a prescribing doctor, then you could go the pharmaceutical route and use Diflucan or Nystatin. Heather used Diflucan initially, and it seemed to work well without any negative side effects, but the candida came back less than a year later. Later she used the Jernigan product, and it also worked well without any side effects, but the candida did not come back. I am not comparing any of the products against the others, because it was not scientifically set up as an experiment. I am just reporting our experience.

The most basic of enemas is the warm water enema (not hot water!). Just take in as much water as you can comfortably hold. Gently massage your colon area with your hands on your lower torso area. If you massage too vigorously, then you could cause problems. I don't believe that this approach would cause cramps or diarrhea for most people.

Don