Taking another natural healer

As you all know, I'm a hug advocate of natural healers (manuka honey & aloe vera gel). I have been researching other natural healers and found one that I've been taking for about a week now. It is not a magic bullet, however so far my gerd and lpr symptoms are greatly improved. I only hope it continues and help heal my les.

I mix about a half teaspoon with about 4oz of water, stir and drink. Do not use any metal objects to stir or contain (it binds to metals).

Here it is......"Edible" Red Desert Clay or "living clay" (premium calcium montmorillonite). It has a ph value of 8.3 alkaline.

It is a detox as well and will bind to metals, toxins, poisions, etc... that means all meds also, so you must take it min. 2hrs away from all meds.

It has been used by several Native American tribes and other cultures as a "healing clay" for many many years.

Make sure you drink "alot" of water through out the day!

erica,

I knew you would be waiting for the info. :)

I'm sure you can buy it from amazon but I don't know that for fact. I am in no way connected to this website but here is were I bought it from....I am perfectly healthly.com. I bought it there because she offers "top quality" products (you get what you pay for).

I have to admit, I had a family get together over the weekend and I did have a couple beers. I did have some issues the next day but not as bad as normally and it was sooooo worth it. Good luck

I found this one on Amazon: Terramin Mega-Mineral Supplement & Internal Detoxifier/Cleanser, 2-Pounds

The reviews are all positive on amazon. Here is the description.

" Terramin contains 57 ionically charged colloidal minerals that took nature millions of years to create. Only one micron in size (something modern technology cannot yet achieve) these minerals can be easily absorbed and utilized by the body. Most soils are depleted so it is difficult to get what we need from food. Basically our bodies are composed of minerals and water. Take away the water, and what is left is mainly a pile of minerals. Many high acid diets and beverages have leached mineral stores and weakened bones, joints, and connective tissues. Terramin’s high ph (alkaline) helps moderate acid levels. Helps in: Digestion: Heartburn, acid reflux, ulcers, intestinal distress, and an inability to fully breakdown food and absorb nutrition are signs of mineral deficiency and/or destructive microscopic invasion or food allergy. It also names various other areas it helps but I onlyposted the somtach stuff for us.

It is worth a try I think also. In case you are interested. It does not look like Amazon has the exact product you named. As I was trying to find it, I came across this. Looks interesting.

ok, I will check the website. I am thrilled for you that you found something that seems to work. I know you have been struggling.

I started adding in L-glutamine also after doing some research. I will also report back on this as well.

that is true. All of this is trial and error. I will say that minus the GERD, I am healthier than I have been in a while with all these suppliments and natural healing agents.

It is too early for me to tell yet. I have the powder. Doesn't taste like anything. I will give it a try for a while and see what happens. Some people say it has helped them.

WJF

Here's my verdict......after using the "living clay" for a month (once daily, but I could and may increase to twice daily), my LPR symptoms are 90% gone. As for my daily reflux, it does help (it absorbs the excess stomach acid) but it hasn't cured my gerd. Not sure what to make of it, some days it helps alot and others alittle. I will continue to use in hopes of progress over time (my les hasn't worked properly in over 20yrs), if anything it may help min. any further damage.

kevinla

I have no evidence that "living clay" will heal the les. Red desert clay has been used for hundreds of years by many cultures as a internal and external healer. I will post my results at 6 months.

Erica + Dogbones,

Can I have an update on the red clay please? I'm symptomatic for the first time in a year and looking for something new to try!

MMM

Thanks! I've ordered some so I'll let you know how it goes!

MMM

Hi Sunbeam!

Glad you're doing well!

So your enzymes don't have any betaine hydrochloride in? Interesting approach - I'll try it after the clay!!

MMM

Hi Sunbeam,

I looked at the product on a website but it says it contains wheat - though not sure how. It also appears to be made from aspergillus, which is a mould many asthmatics are allergic to, so I'd be a bit worried about trying it!

MMM