Aulterra

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Several years ago, my naturopathic doctor was selling some powder called

" Aulterra. " It's a clay or soil with special properties. If I recall right,

it's supposed to help pull toxins from the body and works synergistically

with other remedies. Regis, the naturopathic doctor that helped turn my life

around and was selling it at the time, seemed to think Aulterra had

potential benefits.

 

Don't ask me how it differs from Bentonite clay because I have never used

Bentonite clay. I just know that the Aulterra was supposed to have some sort

of electromagnetic healing properties. (I'm going off memory about what

Regis told me.)

 

Now a company is selling products using Aulterra. I was curious, have any of

you used it in any form? And, if so, did Aulterra do anything special for you?

 

I really like this company's enzymes but, due to the fact that I felt

nothing from the Aulterra last time, when someone else was distributing it,

I'm reluctant to give it another chance.

 

On the other hand, I've tried enzymes before and never had any help me as

much as this company's enzymes.

 

Also, I believe in synchronicity and it's interesting that this company's

information on the Aulterra products arrived the same day I found a little

bottle of Aulterra at my house. I debated whether to throw it away or use it

and, in the end, just put it away again.

 

Coincidences usually mean I'm supposed to look at something more closely so

here I am, asking for information if anyone has it. Unfortunately, Regis has

passed away, the victim of a drunk driver, and I can't go consult him.

 

Thanks.

 

- Anna

 

P.S. The Aulterra products are at:

http://www.ubiquitousonline.com/aulterra_research.rep/selfhelp#aulterra