FWD From Autism -Mercury - re Clays

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Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2001 07:44:15 +1030

From: " peter john hall " <moses@...>

Subject: bentonite - mercury

I got this e-mail reply in response to an enquiry about the

possibly mercury absorption of bentonite :

" :

Thank you for writing. Heavy metal poisoning is a terrible condition! My

heart certainly goes out to any and all sufferers. I still have a mouth full

of mercury ( so to speak ) due to fillings acquired in my youth. Through all

appearances, the immunizations I received did not effect me like it has some.

When my son went through immunizations, you can bet that I used very heavy

doses of clay internally to help detoxify the body of mercury. Not only did

he recover exceedingly quickly, he did not experience nearly as much

discomfort as is often reported by others. Personally, I am about 50-50

concerning the value of immunization - although it still upsets me that

mercury is used!

I know of two mercury poisoning cases where extremely good results were

achieved. Unfortunately, the realm of healing clays has not been

scientifically studied very well. Lab results and other solid data are

severely lacking.

However, there is established proof that bentonite is excellent at removing

by sorption ( which of course does not allow the substance to interact with

the body as it is being removed ) heavy metals and other severe toxins from

the human body. What we don't know is in what cases it can do so, and from

what parts of the body it removes them from.

US Army studies show that that bentonite can quickly pull Sodium Lauryl

Sulphates from deep within the skin. These tests were conducted to determine

if bentonite would be a viable treatment for people who have been exposed to

chemical agents used in warfare. The results were extremely encouraging, and

indicate that bentonite can pull all manner of toxins deposited deep into

body tissues.

Dr. wanted to prove that the " aluminum " in the aluminum silicate

bond ( part of the main composition of bentonite ) never severed in the human

body. He heavily used bentonite internally for a short period, three weeks

to a month, I believe, and then went and had blood work and hair analysis

done. The results not only indicated a level of zero of aluminum deposit,

but also in other heavy metals as well.

My recommendations are based on the few documented cases which I have seen.

Just before beginning to use bentonite internally, one should consider

purchasing clay in the 50 lb. bag, and preparing a hotbath made into a

relatively thick clay solution. If possible, soak in this bath for a period

of 30 minutes.

Two people with mercury poisoning have reported great relief using this

method alone. One can tell very easily if there is a severe reaction,

because both cases stated that the clay solution, which is gray to green in

color, turned black. Needless to say, anything that CAN be pulled out

through the skin SHOULD be pulled out through the skin because it does not

tax the body's elimination system. Neither reported any added skin problems

as a result, either.

This type of bath, needless to say, can be inconvenient to prepare. It may

be repeated as needed, regulated to body tolerance. Keep in mind that

bentonite, if not in pure liquid form, can clog pipes.

As a support, it is also recommended that a normal regime of sea salt and

clay baths be used. With the sea salt and clay, one can use anywhere from

one to six cups of powdered bentonite in the bath, with equal amounts of sea

salt. When the clay is fully suspended in water, it will not clog pipes.

The " white " sea salt is relatively inexpensive if you can find a supplier

that also sells the sea salt in 50 lb bags. The white refined salt is fine.

Of course, " organic " or natural sea salt is excellent, but the expense

involved for most would outway the benefit!

I personally wouldn't even THINK about attempting to leech heavy metals from

the body without the use of clay internally. It is a no risk approach that

at the very, very least will greatly assist the body's elimination system. I

personally believe that it WILL, in the body, sorpt the mercury and safely

evacuate it. There is no doubt that outside the body it does so.

Acclimation to internal use of clay is recommended, but in MOST cases not

critical... I have used large amounts of clay in situations that were

time-critical, such as to pull heroin from the body ( not mine! ) to prevent

it from depositing in the spinal cord and fatty tissues... all with great

success. In these cases, I flood the system with as much as three liters of

clay water used throughout the day.

To acclimate the body to clay, it is often recommended that one use one

teaspoonful of clay in a glass of water, daily, for three days, then break

for four. Then, use the clay for four days, then break for three days.

Repeat the cycle for about a month or until the body normalizes to clay use.

One can then use clay internally as needed. Once the body adjusts, it can be

taken in " gel " or " magma " form for greater potency.... about one to three

tablespoonfuls of clay gel per day.

Most believe that clay is completely inert in the human body. For the most

part, this is true, and certainly at first. However, there comes a point (

which is variable depending upon the health of the liver ) where extremely

small, positively charged clay particles are actually processed by the liver

and deposited into the bloodstream. The only way I have been able to tell

that this " transition " has occured is by carefully watching the veins. When

this happens, the actual color of the blood will change - the blood through

the veins will appear a deeper shade of blue, and blood when exposed to

oxygen will be a rich shade of red. This, as far as I know, only occurs

through normal and long-term use of clay. In my case, it must have been four

to six months before I discovered the effect in my own body.

Dextreit, in his book " Earth Cures " , has an extensive section on

using green healing clay, and is highly recommended.

I hope this gives you a good starting point, ... Of course, I would be

extremely interested in any experiences you others may have when using

bentonite for mercury detoxification.

In the near future, I will hopefully be adding information such as this to

website, first on the new website:

http://healingclay.u4l.com

( which is http://silverdata.20m.com/avra/eytonsearth/index.html )

The new mirror utilizes Flash 5 technology, and over the last week I've been

updating each page as I've transferred it over.

With warm regards,

"

: I have used bentonite for a few weeks and did

find it to be a little constipating. I think one does need to

adjust to it or compensate for this effect possibly by

400 mg/litre epsom salts. However there are numerous

reports of cleaning up intestinal bacteria and as a skin

healing enhancer.

The website may load slowly or not fully.

Here is a website that deals with the clay bath :

http://www.explorepub.com/articles/lei.html

Moses.