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                                 External Uses of Calcium Bentonite Clay

Calcium Bentonite Clay is used by some of the most exclusive Spas & Resorts in the world. There is no finer or more effective Clay for facial treatments, full body wraps and clay baths. In addition, hydrated Clay is used topically to ameliorate, treat or remove:

• • Toxic accumulations of heavy metals stored in body tissues, scar tissue  
  • • Poison Ivy, Poison Oak and Shingles                   
  • • Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis and skin rashes                     
  • • Cradle cap and diaper rash               
  • • Insect & snake bites – wasps, spiders, scorpions, bees, fire ants, mosquitoes       
  • • Cuts, bruises, blisters and abrasions               
  • • Severe bleeding – can be stopped with dry clay powder (bullet & knife wounds)   
  • • Warts, Cysts, Boils, Tumors (absorbed)             
  • • Toenail fungus

 Varicose Veins (shrink and disappear)                     

• Jammed or aching joints                       

• Sprains and strained muscles                                 

• Infected or gangrenous wounds or sores • Radiation exposure         

 • Burns and chemical burns (cools & removes)                      

Kidneys & Liver (toxins absorbed with poultice)

Full body application with 10-15 minutes in an Infrared Sauna, followed by a clay bath, will detox heavy metals from the soft tissues of the body. Clay baths will also relieve sore stressed muscles in minutes.

Internal Uses of Calcium Bentonite Clay                                                                                             Utilizing a clean, natural, pure, contaminant-free Calcium Bentonite Clay internally can be advantageous for general health. Suggested internal daily dosage is 2-4 ounces of a premixed liquid solution. Some internal uses of Calcium Bentonite Clay are:    

                          • Detoxify and cleanse the digestive system, liver and colon                                                           • Treat bacterial food poisoning                                                                                                             • Removal of organic and non-organic toxicity                                                                                     • Removal of heavy metals and recovery from chemical therapies and radiation

• Elimination of internal parasites, bacteria & viruses (digestive tracts)
• Improve immune system function
• Increase absorption of vitamins and nutrients • Neutralize stomach ailments from ulcers and Acid Reflux (quickly removes the pain)
• Alkalizing agent in the body – balance pH • Fixes free oxygen in the blood stream                                                                                                                                                         • Increases T-cell count                                                                                                                                                   • Reduction of free radical damage                                                                                                                                                      • Stimulation of latent cell energy • Increase in overall energy level and sense of well-being

Note: The Abchealth.info website and this brochure are intended for use as informational guides. The information herein is meant to supplement and not to be a substitute for professional medical care or treatment. This information should not be used to treat a serious ailment without prior consultation with a qualified health-care professional.

How to Identify Safe Clay for Internal Use

KNOW YOUR CLAY! All clays are different, and the configuration of a clay’s trace minerals is used to distinguish its type. Most clays are used for industrial applications and therefore are not of a pure quality. The bottom line is this: when searching for a good, safe clay for internal use, it’s best to look for the following:

• A natural Calcium Bentonite Clay, pure and free of contaminants
• A clay with an 8.5 or higher pH
• An analysis of the clay minerals available from the manufacturer
• Microbial laboratory test results
• A tasteless / odorless clay
• A Smectite/Montmorillonite Clay
• An all-natural vs. processed clay
• A clay that both adsorbs, and absorbs
• A clay that is non-gritty, milled at least to a 325 screen mesh
• A clay from a vein or deposit protected from the elements
• A clay that does not stain material
• A reliable company that provides contact information, is available to answer questions, and has been in business for several to many years…

Green swelling clays have long been known for their superior healing qualities.