Specially mined clay in the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming. This is a bentonite clay that is unlike any other you have ever used. It blends with liquids to make a smooth paste that feels like silk. It is slow to dry out and does not adhere to the skin like cheaper clays.
Natural minerals found in pascalite clay are silicon, aluminum, magnesium, iron, calcium, copper, sodium, titanium and trace amounts of potassium, phosphorus, manganese, barium, chromium, cobalt, vanadium, boron, nickel, gallium, zirconium, strontium, and cadmium.
Most of these minerals are in oxide form, easily assimilated by the body.
Used for bites or bee stings, tooth polish, abscess tooth, tooth ache, facial clay for acne or blackheads, bed ulcers, skin sores, ingrown toenail, yeast infection, facial abcess with infection, fungus on the skin, poultice, boils, lumps under skin, lymphatic congestion, poison ivy or oak, infected hair on face or body, and many other uses.
What does clay do and how does it do it? Simply stated, clay draws; the natural tendency of clay is to absorb toxins. Clay has the power to attract and either absorb or stimulate the evacuation of toxic and non-useful elements. In other words, clay sucks poison from its environment. Clay acts with wisdom; no matter in what manner absorbed, clay goes to the unhealthy place, where it lodges, perhaps for several days, until it draws out impurities with its evacuation. Clay appears to have the ability to know where to center itself to provide the best benefit. Though clay has been used for years, no one has been able to pin down what makes clay a healer. It is known that clay possesses both the power to absorb and adsorb: absorption of the impurities in the tissues, adsorption by pulling out the impurities in body liquids and eliminating them.
How is clay used? For maintaining good health, as well as healing and therapeutic purposes, clay may be used both externally and internally. For external use, clay may be mixed with water or other mediums to form a paste for soothing and drawing. Dry clay powder can be used as bath powder, a deodorant and for brushing teeth. Internally clay can be added to water, juice, etc. or sprinkled on food. It can also be taken in capsule or tablet form. In all cases, clay should be used in moderation, and accompanied by sensible and healthy eating habits including lots of water.
Ingredients: Pascalite Clay, myrrh, and goldenseal pwd
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