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Sierrasil for inflammation, joint pain

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Heard about this today on my community, listener-supported radio

station. Usually good health info and not a shill. It's a mineral,

come from the Sierra mountains (hence the name). Interesting story of

its origin:

" ... in the 1970s, a gold prospector discovered that the soil in the

Sierras contained a significant amount of natural clay. This clay

healed a dog's injured paw and went on to work wonders on arthritic

human hands. Lieberman and Xenakis [authors of a book about it]are

passionate about SierraSil's ability to help those suffering from

arthritis and many other inflammatory conditions, as well as digestive

problems like irritable bowel syndrome and Crohn's disease. "

Anybody familiar with it? I know nothing about it beyond this. Thought

I'd mention to you'all, posibly another tool in the tool box. {Plus, I

like the story. (smile)}

best,

ellen

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Guest Jane Phelps

Hi Ellen,

I actually have been taking SierraSil Joint Formula 14 for two years now! I was suffering from a lot of hip joint pain (my guess it was sciatica) so I decided I would try the product. In three days I was walking so much better! I now take it daily and can walk 2+ miles per day with no pain. Try it and tell me how it worked for you. I love it!

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