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Kaolin has a low shrink-swell capacity and a low cation exchange capacity[1].  It is a soft, white mineral produced by the natural chemical weathering[2] of aluminum silicate minerals like feldspar.  It occurs in two more or less distinct varieties, namely, as crystalline folia and as compact masses.  The folia have a pronounced pearly luster, owing to the presence of a perfect cleavage parallel to their surfaces: they are flexible but not elastic, and are usually arranged in fan-like or spherical groups.

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The Power of Natural Healing Clay, the Energy of

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Our Natural Healing Clay with technology mixes easily in water; goes on easy and washes off easy.  Immersing one’s self in this vital life force signal through the use of the Natural Healing Clay and Energized Balancing Gel may raise the vibratory energy level of the body to a higher octave resulting in an increased ability for the body to become its own best healer.   Rub a thin layer of this clay on your body after the shower or before a bath and notice immediately how much lighter you feel.  This clay's higher electro-magnetic charge reaches deeper into the tissues to pull toxins to itself naturally.  There is a uniquely special, quiet and peaceful feeling that comes with the use of Natural Healing Clay.  Truly a wonderful life-giving experience!  SEE BELOW FOR USES

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The History of Natural Healing Clay.P Natural Healing Clay may be a new concept to some, but the historical use of clays in general and for healing dates back thousands of years and is widely documented to have been used both internally and externally for prevention of illnesses, physical healing, sustain life and promote general health. Ancient cultures and aboriginal tribes have used clay as a dietary staple, supplement and for healing purposes.The Essenes, who authored the Dead Sea Scrolls, used clay for the natural healing of a wide variety of illnesses and injuries and there are numerous Biblical references to the healing powers of clay. P

Pedanius Dioscorides was a 1st century Greek physician considered the engineer of medicine for the Roman Empire.  While traveling as a surgeon in the Roman army, he collected information on the remedies of the period and wrote a work on materia medica that remained the standard for centuries.  He attributed “God-like Intelligence” to the properties exhibited by clay used for therapeutic purposes.

Avicena, the “Prince of Doctors” in ancient Arabia, taught hundreds of his students about clay therapy. P In the second century A.D., Galen, the famous Greek philosopher and physician, was the first to record the use of clay by sick or injured animals, later recording numerous cases of the internal and external uses of clay in his treatise on clay therapy.

The many benefits of clay were recognized by the natives of Mexico and South America and civilizations that preceded the Aztecs.  Native American Indians are have used healing clay for hundreds of years as food, for body purification, healing, in ceremonial events and for trading with other tribes.  In fact, at one time, clays of various types were considered to be more valuable than gold to them.  They have also long revered clay for its high pristine energy and spiritual significance.

Early French cultures used clay for nutrition and medicinal purposes and also as a trading medium. They touted the clay’s healing effect on gum diseases, ulcers, rashes, dysentery, hemorrhoids, infected wounds and bites.  The 19th century German naturopath, Sebastian Kneipp, and fellow naturalist Adolph Just, accorded clay therapy a prominent position in their arsenal of holistic medicine due to the tremendous results they achieved using it.

Early in the 20th century, Dr. Julius Stumpf was a renowned German physician, scientist and a medical contemporary of Wilhelm Roentgen at Würzburg University.  Stumpf successfully used kaolinite clay therapy to treat the always fatal Asiatic cholera.  He was also the first in Germany to heal ulcers of the tibia and to expunge the fetid smell of infected suppurating wounds, gangrene, diphtheria and the skin disease eczema.  All these successes were widely reported in very prominent German medical weekly papers.  A contemporary of Stumpf’s, Dr. Meyer Camberg, used clay to neutralize arsenic poisoning.

During the 1^st World War, German physicians offered clay therapy as a solution to the food poisoning, dysentery, diarrhea, and wound infection that was rampant among troops on both sides.  Additionally, Russian soldiers received 200 grams of clay along with their rations and it was added to mustard in several French regiments, who remained free of the dysentery which ravaged nearby regiments.

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P Kaolinite has an exceptionally high electrical charge, which translates to a greater attractive pull to draw toxins to itself.  Baths treated and clay poultices made with Energized Natural Healing Clay with  may help draw toxins from deep within the body’s organs, muscles and tissues. P

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As our bodies cannot tolerate the ingestion of large amounts of sodium, the amount of sodium-based clay that can be consumed in a day is restricted to small dosages.  There are no such consumption requirements or restrictions placed on Kaolinite.  This clay is referred to as “living clay” as it consists of a mineral that contributes to the production of enzymes in all living organisms.  Natural Healing Clay with  is a clay for use or ingestion by humans, animals, and plants and for incorporating into soil.

[1] In physical chemistry, the van der Waals force (or van der Waals interaction), named after Dutch scientist Johannes Diderik van der Waals, is the attractive or repulsive force between molecules (or between parts of the same molecule) other than those due to covalent bonds or to the electrostatic interaction of ions with one another or with neutral molecules. Van der Waals forces include attractions between atoms, molecules, and surfaces. They differ from covalent and ionic bonding in that they are caused by correlations in the fluctuating polarizations of nearby particles (a consequence of quantum dynamics).

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Our Energized Natural Healing Clay with has a wide array of personal use applications, both internally and externally.  Natural Healing Clay with technology, works best when wet as it maintains drawing action.  Because of the electro-magnetic properties of clay, toxins may be quickly pulled out when close to the skin.  This action may continue with longer exposure, as blood brings more toxins to the surface over time.  Below are just a few of the known uses of Natural Healing Clay with Technology:

DETOXIFICATION AND CLEANSING

* Facial Masks

Rub a thin layer on the face and leave it there for 20 – 30 minutes. Wash off with water.  The skin regenerative properties of Natural Healing Clay with  can be stimulating and remarkable and may be due to its high presence of silica.

* Body Wraps

Body wraps have been well documented to show exceptional inch-reducing capabilities with repeated application.  The addition of Natural Healing Clay withmay help speed up, as well as increase, the amount of detoxification adding to further benefit.

* Overnight

For detoxification put ¼ tsp. to 1 tsp. in your socks.  Wash of in the morning.

* For Sleep and Dream Enhancement

Natural Healing Clay with has been used at approximately 3 oz. on a King sized bed, 3 oz. on a Queen sized bed and 1 oz. on a Twin or Single bed.  Simply apply by rubbing into mattress or mattress pad fabric (will not stain).  This may enhance your sleep and dreaming with good energy.

ENERGIZING

* Energized Baths

Natural Healing Clay with may help reduce or eliminate chlorine and other chemicals in the water, providing a more healthful and pleasurable experience.  These baths can be great for sore muscles, body aches or pains and relieving energy overloads.

Initially, not more than one energizing bath per week for one month is suggested for detoxifying, then once a month.  About 1/4 to 1/2 cup per bath should be sufficient.  In cases of extreme exposure to toxins like chemicals, drugs, alcohol or tobacco, some users have added as much as 2 cups for detoxification.  The detoxifying potential may be increased by adding about a tablespoon of salt to the bath water.  More than a tablespoon may be electrically stimulating, and may produce a more energizing than relaxing bath.

*Foot Bath

In a warm foot bath, use 1-2 Tbsp.  A foot bath once a week may be ideal for rejuvenation, or as desired for tired, sore or achy feet.

* Energized Feet

Put ½ to tsp. to 1 tsp. in the sole of each shoe or each sock may create good energy that can last until you wash it off. May also help reduce foot or shoe odor.

* Teeth Brushing

Just a small amount of Natural Healing Clay with can be used with all-natural toothpaste or as a stand-alone.  Whiter teeth and healthy gums have been reported with use.  Place a small amount in a dish or bowl, dip your toothbrush in and begin brushing.

* Beverages

Add 1 to 2 tsp. Natural Healing Clay with to a warm beverage (teas, ciders, etc.) in the morning or upon rising.  Any beverage will work, but it works the best when taken with warm liquids. Some users add ½ to 1 tbs. to an all day water bottle.

FIRST AID

* Skin Inflammation, Rashes, & Bites

Natural Healing Clay with has been used on a wide variety of insect bites, cuts, bruises, boils, pimples, cold sores, zosters and the like. Overnight use is suggested if possible.  Make a paste of Natural Healing Clay and water to cover affected area.  Leave on until dry, then, wash off.  Re-apply if needed.

* Burns

For minor burns, apply Energized Balancing Gel or a poultice of the Natural Healing Clay .  For severe burns, seek the advice of your physician or call 911.

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Clay and Pharmaceutical Drugs

Due to the powerful drawing action of Natural Healing Clay, it is best not taken internally within 3 hours before or after drug intake if those drugs are required for hormonal or physiological support.  It is better to not take the clay at all internally if you are on other medications such as antidepressants or other drugs that require residual amounts in your system to be effective.  The clay will tend to absorb the residual amounts of the drug in your system and could result in withdrawal reactions from the drugs.

If you have safely come off of a drug, clay baths and internal consumption will help to clean up your system of the drug residuals.  For more specific information consult a qualified health professional.

*Always consult your health care practitioner before using this or any other natural or nutritional supplement.

Current Science Behind the Use of Pyrophyllite Clay

The current science behind the worldwide use of pyrophyllite clay is centered primarily on its use in the agricultural industry.  However, as you have discovered here, there is an emerging science developing around its benefits in the health and wellness, anti-aging and cosmetics industries.

With respect to our Natural Healing Clay, while much of what is known regarding benefits to the human body are being drawn from personal experiences, the conclusions being drawn from the known science on pyrophyllite in the agricultural arena is fairly extensive, with support from various emerging scientific research fields.

Clay has been used agriculturally for centuries. The rich silica content of clay produces an abundant amount of mono & orthosilicic acids when combined with water.  Silicic acids have been found to improve mineral uptake playing a critical role in mineral bio-availability.  This is true for plants, animals and humans alike.  Natural Healing Clay with  added to the water for your house-plants acts as a natural pesticide and may produce a significant increase in the health, size and fruition of a variety plants and trees.  For house-plants; add 1 Tsp. to one gallon of water.  Water your tree or plant at the base in the soil.  Water your tree or plant at the recommended normal rate of watering.  Do Not Over Water! a

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How Does it Work Agriculturally?

Natural Healing Clay with  may represent a unique form of pest control as it forms a non-toxic particle film that places a barrier between the pest and its host plant.  Natural Healing Clay  is an edible mineral (kaolin) and studies indicate that there appears to be no toxicity to humans or any danger to mammals or the environment posed by its use and may prove itself as an effective “Reduced Risk Biopesticide.”

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At first glance, the film might seem as thought it would block sun light.  However, Natural Healing Clay with may actually increase net photosynthesis, reduce heat stress and fruit drop and may provide additional benefits to the overall health of trees and shrubs as well.  Growers in hot areas may also benefit from a marked reduction in sunburn damage.  Although this residue is not harmful, it might be considered unsightly. However, the dust residue is not a problem and is easily washed off before consumption. 

For the organic grower looking to achieve an economic level of pest control, in USDA trials of Kaolin, “suppression” was very close to “control” and was far closer than any other organically suitable option.

In the table below you will find an incomplete list of various insects and pest that were repelled or suppressed with the use of kaolin, trees and fruits, vegetables, berries and miscellaneous crops that have been successfully studied.

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