Re: *Re: Clay to remove metals

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What gets me is that bentonite has mercury in it.

I figure that maybe becasue of its absorbtive nature, that it would be okay,

but it always make me wonder....

Any comments?

~Inga

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>> I read that French green clay or bentonite clay is very good for

>> removing metals. It takes up to a year to remove the heavier

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>> like lead. Has anyone tried this.

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> I've used bentonite, in baths, OCCASSIONALLY only, for years.

> I have serious doubts about it removing metals. If it does,

> I think it could only do so from places it is in contact with

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> I've done that too, FWIW.) I have no " proof " of this, it is

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> I do think bentonite is great stuff, and I use it OCCASSIONALLY,

> in baths, internally (ingest it), and on stuff like bites.

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> good wishes,

> Moria

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SOli, MD, used to test everything bioenergetically to see if it had

mercury in it or not. Bentonite tested positive every time...but that says

nothing about the levels. I could be very low.

~Inga

on 12/29/04 7:03 AM, moriamerri at moriam@... wrote:

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>> What gets me is that bentonite has mercury in it.

>> I figure that maybe becasue of its absorbtive nature, that it

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>> but it always make me wonder....

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>> Any comments?

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> Where do you get the information that bentonite is high

> in mercury?

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> good wishes,

> Moria

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