OT: aluminum in clays

[Guest guest]

That's a good ? about the aluminum,

maybe that's why they say it's important to take physillium husk w/it to

help pull more out. Some will take red root 30 - 60 min's after drinking

the clay to pull even more toxins out.

From:

IDC2000@...

To:

Lyme_and_Rife , lyme_and_rife

Date:

11/03/2011 08:45 PM

Subject:

Re: OT: Bentonite Clay

and detoxing - internally and externally

Sent by:

Lyme_and_Rife

I felt the same way about the French Green

Clay. There are plenty of other methods of detoxing out there so

you don't have to worry about the high aluminum content. I checked

and bentonite can have up to 18% Aluminum, and the FGC had 15% aluminum

in it.

So, I just stay away.

JimT

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In a message dated 11/3/2011 8:02:31 P.M.

Eastern Daylight Time, lorraina20pink@... writes:

Hi, I think i will try it but is the aluminun

in the clay bad for you...

To: Lyme_and_Rife

From: alicia.colon@...

Date: Thu, 3 Nov 2011 16:02:59 -0400

Subject: OT: Bentonite Clay and detoxing - internally and

externally

I've used the bentonite clay and other clays in the bath, it's a bit messy

and you have to make sure you scoop out the clay because it will clog your

drains. I've been taking it orally and find it's helping a lot for

detoxing.

I use a blend of bentonite clay, pectin, whole flax seed, licorice root,

physillium, let it sit for a bit and blend and drink it.

here's an article that gives more info on it's benefits/uses: ~

You might wonder if someone was crazy if you saw them drinking mud. But

this light gray powder is actually just natural clay with a pH of 8.3 to

9.1 which means it is alkaline. Bentonite is composed of 61% silica, but

it also contains 18% aluminum and magnesium, sodium and iron can also be

found in it. Bentonite is known to be one of the best natural colon cleansers.

It’s made from a combination of water and volcanic ash.

Bentonite clay can be found throughout Wyoming and Montana. The clay's

ability to detox the body has been known for a long time by Indians and

natives. They were the ones who first started to experiment with the use

of Bentonite clay to treat many health problems.

Its highest power lies in its 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

draws them into the interior center of the clay where it is 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. This happens because the Bentonite

has a negative charge while the toxins have a positive charge. Opposite

charges attract thus the poisons are bonded to the clay and both are eliminated

from the body.

For internal use, start with a teaspoon mixed thoroughly in at least 8

oz. of water. After a few days or so, you may want to increase the amount

of clay by a tiny bit (a little goes a long way).

The outside of the body can also be cleansed and healed by Bentonite. A

Bentonite clay mask 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. You can add herbs

and essential

oils to soothe inflamed, painful

skin and fight bacteria that inflame clogged pores into blemishes.

It has also been used to treat various skin problems and as an ingredient

in detox baths. A poultice of Bentonite clay can be prepared to treat eruptions

such as acne as well as various skin rashes.

The recommended procedure to prepare a Bentonite clay bath is as follows:

fill the tub to the desired depth. Add two to three ounces of Bentonite

clay, mix, then soak in it for as long as you can. A poultice can be made

by adding half a cup of clay to one and a half cups of water or until the

desired consistency is reached. Mix it thoroughly and apply to the skin

where needed.

Note these cautions when using Bentonite

Clay:

1) Bentonite should only be ingested with a high-fiber food like Psyllium

Husk. This allows Bentonite to

flow freely through the colon.

2) Drink plenty of water when taking Bentonite internally. This

is crucial.

3) Don't take in vitamins or supplements and Bentonite clay at the same

time.

4) Bentonite Clay might also absorbs some nutrients. To avoid this, take

it at least one hour before or after a meal.

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 Calendula)

or an herbal tincture. Apply to pimples, boils, or wounds.

From Our Reading and/or Experience...

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.

L. Colón

Ernst & Young LLP

300 First Stamford Place, Stamford,

CT 06902-6765, United States of America

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From:

" jesusislord887 "

To:

Lyme_and_Rife

Date:

11/03/2011 02:55 PM

Subject:

Re: OT: Bentonite Clay

and detoxing - internally and externally

Sent by:

Lyme_and_Rife

Dear Lyme and Rife yahoo group:

I have not seen any reply to my original post (see below) regarding a way

to use bentonite clay externally. So, I thought I would attempt again to

ask about this. I am really trying to find out about whether bentonite

clay can be used to detox by a bath.

Thank you.

Sincerely, in Christ Jesus,

member

> > > >

> > > > Dear Lyme and Rife yahoo group:

> > > > Does anyone have some very clear directions on how

to detox with

> > > Bentonite clay - internally and/or externally - with as

many precautions

> > > one should take and/or be aware of?

> > > > Thank you.

> > > > Sincerely, in Christ Jesus,

> > > > member

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

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