Bentonite Healing Clay - Has anyone tried this and what has it done for you?

xfmlg

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Posted 12/21/2014 6:26 AM (GMT 0)

I have been reading a bit about this product and it sounds promising. Locally, a person i know, says he has found a deposit of this clay on his property in the BC interior, and he is selling it at for personal use. I am considering purchasing some from him to use for myself. I have no problem trying to use it externally as a poultice but i have some reservations of ingesting it. The owner of this mineral find says he uses it daily and since he started eating it with meals, he does feel way better. Any comments?

Tano

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Posted 12/21/2014 6:59 AM (GMT 0)

Just from all the reading I have done, I believe that bacteria, and the toxins they release, are negatively charged ... Bentonites clays, red clays, chlorella and zeolites are also negatively charged, which would make them a bad choice for detoxing from lyme, bartonella, etc

The clay may have other benefits ( detoxing heavy metals, or providing minerals ), but I don't see them as a good way to get rid of bacterial toxins .... I could be missing something here though

One of the reason Cholestyramine is indicated is that it is highly positively charged ...

Louise74

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Posted 12/21/2014 4:17 PM (GMT 0)

I have taken clay, medi clay fx and haven't had issues. I wouldn't ingest it every day though. I also bathe in it. Cholysteramine isn't recommended long term so I would be careful with that too. I also like pescasol.

I wouldn't ingest anything from someone's yard. You have no idea if it's contaminated or what. There are plenty of products out there to buy.

Summersun

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Posted 12/21/2014 8:13 PM (GMT 0)

I ingest Calcium Bentonite Living Clay daily on the advice of my LLND. I also bathe in another type of clay a few days per week. It is supposed to bind with toxins and remove them. I find that it helps.

I agree with Louise - I wouldn't ingest anything from someone's yard either!

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