By internal cleansing I am talking about something called BENTONITE CLAY.
this clay has been used for centuries by the Indians for all types of healing. This clay can be taken internally or used externally also. If you are thinking of doing a cleanse, bentonite clay will be worth the try and is fairly inexpensive.
Sodium Bentonite
Bentonite, also referred to as Montmorillonite, is one of the most
effective and powerful healing clays used to treat both internal and
external maladies. Bentonite can be used as a clay poultice, mud pack or
in the bath, and in skin care recipes. Internally, it can be added to
water or glazed upon food to help those with sensitive palates. It has a
very fine, velveteen feel and is odorless and non-staining.
Its highest power lies in the ability to absorb toxins, impurities,
heavy metals and other internal contaminants. Bentonite clay's structure
assists it in attracting and soaking up poisons on its exterior wall
and then slowly drawing them into the interior center of the clay where
they are held in a sort of repository. To state it another way,
Bentonite is swelling clay. When it becomes mixed with water it rapidly
swells open like a highly porous sponge. From here the toxins are drawn
into the sponge through electrical attraction and once there, they are
bound.
For internal use, start with a teaspoon mixed thoroughly in 8 oz. of
water. After a few days or so, you may want to increase the amount of
clay to a tablespoon. It is best taken on an empty stomach and not in
combination with other herbs, vitamins, or medication.
A clay mask made from Bentonite draws excess oils and debris to the
surface of your skin, boosts circulation to tighten the skin and
stimulate blood flow, and whisks away dead skin cells that can clog
pores.
To control itching: A simple “mud pack” made with bentonite clay and
enough water to create a thick goo can help control the itch and dry up
blisters, herbalists say. Spread the clay over the affected area and let
air dry. Keep it on until the clay wears off or gets itchy. Wash off
the residue.
For first-aid: To make a healing pack, mix Bentonite clay or baking
soda and oatmeal with water and an anti-infection herb (such as garlic, thyme, or calendula) or an herbal
tincture. Apply to pimples, boils, or wounds.
From Our Reading and/or Experience...
- Do not use metal utensils or containers to stir or store Bentonite clay. Contact with metal may decrease the clay's potency.
- The internal use of Bentonite clay is an excellent and simple way to do an effective cleanse. Among other benefits, it can reduce body odor, skin blemishes, and digestive track issues of all sorts.
- The clay can be stirred into water, juice or any other beverage of your choice. It can also be sprinkled on foods or encapsulated.
- We keep it on hand, among other items, to use internally and externally in case of snake bites or any other kind of poisoning.
- Bentonite clay can be used to benefit anyone: men, women (including before, during or after pregnancy, and nursing), children, and animals.
- It can be used as often as you would like, and in any way you choose. Just remember to consume LOTS of water while using it internally.
Detoxing the body of wasted build up regularly is a must if you wish to rid your body of excess toxins and prevent illnesses. All disease starts from the colon so using this clay will help rid your colon of bacteria that can cause all sorts of problems in the future!!
Who would have thought...CLAY...go for it... BE WELL!!
I am starting tonight:)
This clay can be taken in powder form, capsules or liquid. for a reputable source that I purchase from all the time, plus it is a Christian family run business..go to www.bulkherbstore.com
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