Calcium Bentonites exchange a calcium, potassium, magnesium or sodium molecule in the adsorption layer for a positive ion (a body baddie if you will) holding the baddies captive to its magnetically dominant negative charge. Advertisements
So much more
Living Clays are so much more that just their mineral make up.
Clay retains energy
As every filing which comes from a magnet keeps its properties, every piece of clay retains a considerable amount of energy from that large and powerful magnetic entity which is our planet earth. Raymond Dextreit, Our Earth Our Cures.
Clay overwhelms free radicals
“If you have a battlefront with positive-charged free radicals running around amuck inside your body; guess what’s going to happen when you make contact with the Earth? Big negative-charged Earth overwhelms little, positive-charged free radicals.” (from the book, ‘Earthing’ by Clinton Ober, Stepehen T. Sinatra, M.D., Martin Zucker)
Clay stimulates and restores
From a thermodynamic point of view, we must admit that clay cannot be the sole source of energy of the phenomena it produces. Raymond Dextreit, Our Earth Our Cures. Where there is a deficiency, clay seems to supply the needed substance regardless of whether or not the clay itself is rich in that substance. Clay… Continue reading Clay stimulates and restores
Clay absorbs radioactivity
Today, when everyone is forcibly submitted to many artificially provoked radioactive aggressions, such as dust in the atmosphere from bomb testing and nuclear melt downs, x-rays and other sources, experiments made with the Geiger counter have demonstrated that dry clay absorbs a very important part of this surrounding radioactivity. Raymond Dextreit, Our Earth Our Cures.
Clay destroys bacteria
As a bacteria-destroying agent, clay can render contaminated water innocuous. Raymond Dextreit, Our Earth Our Cures
