Guest guest Posted November 16, 2006 Report Posted November 16, 2006 Re: Bentonite clay Yes, you have to take it away from meals because it will bind to nutrients also. It sounds awful but turns out it is really some kind of fossil like substance ground up into fine powder and then suspended in water. It is white suspension and all the crushed fossil has alot of surface area and sponge like action, kind of similar to charcoal. Afterall, eating charcoal doesn't sound so hot. Charcoal particles have kind of a sharp like edge which I always wondered if could be irritating to gut but with amount of usual dosage hasn't ever been a problem. I think if one cannot tolerate CSM, it is reasonable to take charcoal until one can try the CSM again. It could be gut has to heal a little after being away from toxic exposure before it can tolerate CSM. As with anything, since you are doing something on your own without doctor, I take the lowest dose that is recommended and don't do it for very long just to be on safe side. Bentonite clay suspension reminds me of consistency and look of oatmeal only lighter in color and without the actual oatmeal grain. I bought it to use on a burning rash and it was quite helpful for that. I can't recommend it to someone else since I know very little about it but my impression is it is safe to use but with caution like you would CSM or charcoal. Supposed to drink plenty of water with it and don't take too much since it can absorb nutrients also. --- In , LiveSimply <quackadillian@...> wrote: > > Be careful. I've heard of many people dying from eating edible clay. > Not here, in other places. Very poor places. But be careful. Quote
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