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Dr. K's Calcium Bentonite Clay

Dr. K's Calcium Bentonite Clay

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Product Code: CALCIUMBETONITECLAY

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Bottle Size, Dosage, & Ingredients

Cautions & Disclaimers

Size - 16 oz.

Suggested Dosage - See how to use, as amounts of clay vary depending on usage

How to Use
- Using Liquid Clay - Internally
  Make a slurry by adding 2 heaping tablespoons of clay to 3/4 quart or liter of water in glass jar. Shake for 30 seconds and let stand for a few hours or overnight. Always shake the bottle before using. Take 1 or 2 tablespoons of slurry mixed into 8 oz. of pure water morning and evening. Take a laxative tea if the clay binds fecal matter. A clean, properly functioning digestive tract is paramount to our well-being. You may also mix a rounded teaspoon of clay powder in 2 ounces of water (mix well).
- Other Options for Multiple Servings
  Add clay powder to water at a ratio of 1 part clay to 8 parts water. For example: ••• cup (4 oz.) of clay powder to 4 cups (32 oz.) of water. Never mix with metal spoon as clay reacts with metals. Mix more clay or more water as you prefer to desired thickness. Keep in Glass Jar or Food Grade plastic jar. Always Shake before using.
- Advanced Detox
  To remove parasites, heavy metals and for more serious issues, 3 times a day for a month, then a maintenance dose of 1x/day (tablespoon). Clay may absorb your drug medications if taken close together.
- Suggestions for Using Clay - Externally
  The skin is the largest organ of our body and can be considered the outward reflection of what’s happening inside. Used topically, Bentonite Clay pulls out excess oils and impurities and stimulates circulation and cellular revitalization.* Whichever method you select, your skin will thank you for it!
- Clay Baths
  Mix 1-2 cups (8-16 oz.) of clay powder with 5 cups of water in a lidded container or in a blender, and add to hot bath water., or you can sprinkle 1-2 cups (8-16 oz.) of clay powder into the water as it is running and mix until fully dissolved. Soak up to 20 minutes and stir the water often. The more clay used the stronger the therapy. Drink clay water too during the bath, also remember to drink plenty of water with ANY form of clay therapy. The clay will not clog the drain if dissolved properly.
  To detox from heavy metals, chemicals or radiation add 2 cups of clay powder per bath 2 times a week for 5 weeks, or longer depending on the degree of toxicity. For a maintenance bath to relieve sore muscles and for total relaxation use 1 cup of dry clay powder as needed.
- Suggestions for using Clay Topically:
  In addition to facials and full body wraps, a clay mask can also be applied topically to help relieve acne, arthritis, eczema, psoriasis, poison oak and ivy, shingles, broken bones, burns, cuts, pressure wounds, scrapes, blisters, insect bites, warts, and toenail fungus, just to name a few. Use the Slurry or dry powder. Clay mask is 1 part clay mixed with 3 parts water, or just use the slurry. Leave on 20 minutes. Rinse. Rub oil into face (50% coconut oil with 50% Castor oil is a great combination!)
- Suggestions for Using a Clay Poultice (Clay Pack)
  A clay poultice is simply a thicker application of clay against the skin concentrating the clay’s curative and revitalizing action on the affected area. Poultices are good for broken bones, inflamed body organs, sinuses, infected wounds, eye irritations, etc. Apply a two inch thick layer of clay mask over the desired area and cover with plastic wrap or an elastic bandage to keep the wet clay in place. The timing and repetition of any application will vary from 30 minutes to an hour to all day.
Ingredients - Calcium Bentonite Clay, All Raw, Natural, Organic, gluten-free, vegan Non-GMO
Proper Handling and Storage of Clay - Follow these simple rules to keep your clay clean, effective, and active: Store liquid clay in a glass or food grade plastic bottle, if it is contact with metals for too long a period of time then it will lose its ability to draw toxins (positive ions). Does not require refrigeration. Store away from extreme heat and direct sunlight.

Possible Benefits

DETOXIFY, CLEANSE, BALANCE, ALKALIZE, STIMULATE, ENERGIZE

Detoxify - Used internally or externally, its strong negatively charged ions pull, hold, and capture positively charged toxins (bacteria, viruses, heavy metals, parasites)

Cleanse - Internally it cleanses the colon of old fecal matter and mucoid plaque.*

Balance - Clay is homeostatic, constantly striving to bring the body into balance.*

Alkalize - It has a pH of 9.2 to 9.7 (alkaline)

Stimulate - It draws blood flow, oxygen and circulation for cellular repair.*

Energize - It has an electromagnetic energy that resonates with the life force energy of the body.

The Smectite family of clays, which include Bentonites, are called ‘living clays’ because of their ability to make chemical changes and can be used as a support for balancing, cleansing, detoxing and speeding the healing process of the body. You may use Sodium Bentonite or Calcium Bentonite, also called Montmorillonite, but Calcium Bentonite is preferred if you can find an excellent “food grade.” This category of healing clay absorbs and adsorbs toxins in the body or skin. Clay comes from weathered volcanic ash which has mixed with water and is a compound of 60-75 pure trace minerals in natural oxide forms. Its negative electromagnetic charge gives it a strong vacuum-like ability to capture and discharge the positively charged viruses, bacteria, molds, yeasts, infections and poisons, from the body.

It has the ability to cleanse and detox internally and externally, while at the same time bringing balance and equilibrium to the body through its 9.2 to 9.7 pH and its homeostatic ability. All clays are different in their mineral percentages, their actions and purity. Simply put, living clay is a catalyst that supports healing without dangerous side effects. It is used by naturopaths, chiropractors, dentists, massage therapists, holistic healers, and medical doctors for its amazing healing abilities.

History of Clay Use - Clays have been used by indigenous tribes since before recorded history for healing and drawing out poisons from snake and insect bites, healing wounds, and as an aid to pregnancy. The Christian Bible also mentions clay for healing several times.

Benefits of Clay Baths - Your body also detoxifies through the skin so clay baths are beneficial in removing toxic build-up of heavy metals stored in the body, as well as relieving sore muscles, body aches, stimulating the lymphatic action and circulation, and relaxing the body and promoting a good night’s sleep. Children with Autism are reported to be calmer, more focused exhibit improved communication skills after a clay bath.

Never underestimate what clay can do, directly or indirectly, to support good health.