RE: Bentonite clay weight loss

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I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and have experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2 pounds per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which is basically to eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1 tablespoon of hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight loss with bentonite?

Thanks,

Steve

 

 

oleander soup oleander soup On Behalf Of GaiacitaSaturday, September 13, 2008 9:02 AMoleander soup Subject: Re: Waiora - NCD

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hi Maracuja. That's what most people do--buy dry and add water at home. Here is the link to the clay group

Http://aboutclay/

And this is how you hydrate it

 

For a liquid drink:

1 tablespoon clay to 8 ounces good water. Shake hard for 3 to 5 minutes, let it sit for an hour, shake again and then drink one ounce on an empty stomach in the morning and one at night before bed, though some people drink it throughout the day, up to 6 ounces.

 

For Hydrated Clay:

1 part clay with 3 parts water, depending on the type of clay you are using (what company it is from will determine how much it absorbs). A good swelling clay usually has a 1 to 3 ratio. Non swelling clays is a 1 to 1 ratio. Swelling clays are considered the better type for healing, the non-swelling is good for spa treatments.

Mix this thoroughly and let it sit for at least 12 hours, until it is the consistency of sour cream. This can be applied topically or eaten by the spoonful.

 

Poultice:

To make a poultice mix the dry powder with enough water to make a heavy paste. Use a 1 to 1 mixture. Allow to sit for several hours until all the water is absorbed. Spread this thickly on a piece of cloth or gauze or saran wrap and apply to the body.

 

A clay bath:

There are 2 methods of making this. Pour a quart to a half gallon of liquid clay into running hot bath water and stir by hand, or cast 1 to 2 ounces (or more) under the running hot water. Stir by hand until dissolved.

 

This amount of clay in a bath usually won't clog the drain or septic, though you may want to put a strainer under the tub stopper so as to strain out as much clay as possible, and then wipe the tub out rather than let the clay go down the drain.

 

Some people that want heavy clay baths use a child's swimming pool outside. This way they can just dump the water/clay in the yard and don't have to worry about clogging drains.

 

Dry clay:

Can be used on wounds.

 

When mixing clay and water use glass, wooden or plastic containers and spoons. Metal reacts to clay because clay removes heavy metals from the body, so may strip off some metal from the containers and stirrers.

 

When you join the clay group you can go to the file section and read how tos there, plus ask any questions on list.

 

Samala,

Renee

 

 

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That would be wonderful, thanks so much Renee! so far I have only found one supplier in NZ. It is hydrated. I have the address of the original supplier somewhere, so perhaps I could buy it dry, & hydrate it myself - save shipping the weight of the water.

Maracuja--- On Fri, 9/12/08, Gaiacita wrote:

Gaiacita Re: Waiora - NCDoleander soup Date: Friday, September 12, 2008, 11:35 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There's a great clay list run by a lady name Perry, that I can send you a link to if you like.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Do you have cancer? And you have not changed your diet and are eating

sweets? And you are losing a couple of pounds per week?

 

Holy cow! LOOK at what you are saying here!!

 

I really like bentonite clay, btw. How often are you using it?

 

 

oleander soup , " Norton, Steve "

<stephen.norton wrote:

>

> I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and have

> experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2 pounds

> per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which is basically to

> eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1 tablespoon of

> hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight loss with

> bentonite?

> Thanks,

> Steve

>

> ________________________________

>

> oleander soup oleander soup

> On Behalf Of Gaiacita

> Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:02 AM

> oleander soup

> Re: Waiora - NCD

>

>

>

> Hi Maracuja. That's what most people do--buy dry and add water at home.

> Here is the link to the clay group

> Http://aboutclay/

> <aboutclay/>

> And this is how you hydrate it

>

> For a liquid drink:

> 1 tablespoon clay to 8 ounces good water. Shake hard for 3 to 5

> minutes, let it sit for an hour, shake again and then drink one ounce on

> an empty stomach in the morning and one at night before bed, though some

> people drink it throughout the day, up to 6 ounces.

>

> For Hydrated Clay:

> 1 part clay with 3 parts water, depending on the type of clay you are

> using (what company it is from will determine how much it absorbs). A

> good swelling clay usually has a 1 to 3 ratio. Non swelling clays is a

> 1 to 1 ratio. Swelling clays are considered the better type for

> healing, the non-swelling is good for spa treatments.

> Mix this thoroughly and let it sit for at least 12 hours, until it is

> the consistency of sour cream. This can be applied topically or eaten

> by the spoonful.

>

> Poultice:

> To make a poultice mix the dry powder with enough water to make a heavy

> paste. Use a 1 to 1 mixture. Allow to sit for several hours until all

> the water is absorbed. Spread this thickly on a piece of cloth or gauze

> or saran wrap and apply to the body.

>

> A clay bath:

> There are 2 methods of making this. Pour a quart to a half gallon of

> liquid clay into running hot bath water and stir by hand, or cast 1 to 2

> ounces (or more) under the running hot water. Stir by hand until

> dissolved.

>

> This amount of clay in a bath usually won't clog the drain or septic,

> though you may want to put a strainer under the tub stopper so as to

> strain out as much clay as possible, and then wipe the tub out rather

> than let the clay go down the drain.

>

> Some people that want heavy clay baths use a child's swimming pool

> outside. This way they can just dump the water/clay in the yard and

> don't have to worry about clogging drains.

>

> Dry clay:

> Can be used on wounds.

>

> When mixing clay and water use glass, wooden or plastic containers and

> spoons. Metal reacts to clay because clay removes heavy metals from the

> body, so may strip off some metal from the containers and stirrers.

>

> When you join the clay group you can go to the file section and read how

> tos there, plus ask any questions on list.

>

> Samala,

> Renee

>

> ----

>

>

> That would be wonderful, thanks so much Renee! so far I have only found

> one supplier in NZ. It is hydrated. I have the address of the original

> supplier somewhere, so perhaps I could buy it dry, & hydrate it myself -

> save shipping the weight of the water.

> Maracuja

>

> --- On Fri, 9/12/08, Gaiacita wrote:

>

> Gaiacita Re: Waiora - NCD

> oleander soup

> Friday, September 12, 2008, 11:35 AM

>

>

> There's a great clay list run by a lady name Perry, that I can send you

> a link to if you like.

>

[Guest guest]

No, no cancer. I take about 1 tablespoon of hydrated clay twice a day everyday (morning/evening). No changes to my diet. Still have sweet cravings daily. No weight loss before bentonite. I am now down 18 pounds.I am surprised. I kept waiting to gain back the weight but it hasn't happened yet.

- Steve

 

 

oleander soup oleander soup On Behalf Of TonyWednesday, November 12, 2008 2:36 PMoleander soup Subject: Re: Bentonite clay weight loss

 

 

Do you have cancer? And you have not changed your diet and are eatingsweets? And you are losing a couple of pounds per week?Holy cow! LOOK at what you are saying here!!I really like bentonite clay, btw. How often are you using it?Tonyoleander soup , "Norton, Steve"<stephen.norton wrote:>> I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and have> experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2 pounds> per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which is basically to> eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1 tablespoon of> hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight loss with> bentonite?> Thanks,> Steve> > ________________________________> > oleander soup oleander soup> On Behalf Of Gaiacita> Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:02 AM> oleander soup > Re: Waiora - NCD> > > > Hi Maracuja. That's what most people do--buy dry and add water at home.> Here is the link to the clay group > Http://aboutclay/> <aboutclay/> > And this is how you hydrate it> > For a liquid drink:> 1 tablespoon clay to 8 ounces good water. Shake hard for 3 to 5> minutes, let it sit for an hour, shake again and then drink one ounce on> an empty stomach in the morning and one at night before bed, though some> people drink it throughout the day, up to 6 ounces.> > For Hydrated Clay:> 1 part clay with 3 parts water, depending on the type of clay you are> using (what company it is from will determine how much it absorbs). A> good swelling clay usually has a 1 to 3 ratio. Non swelling clays is a> 1 to 1 ratio. Swelling clays are considered the better type for> healing, the non-swelling is good for spa treatments.> Mix this thoroughly and let it sit for at least 12 hours, until it is> the consistency of sour cream. This can be applied topically or eaten> by the spoonful.> > Poultice:> To make a poultice mix the dry powder with enough water to make a heavy> paste. Use a 1 to 1 mixture. Allow to sit for several hours until all> the water is absorbed. Spread this thickly on a piece of cloth or gauze> or saran wrap and apply to the body.> > A clay bath:> There are 2 methods of making this. Pour a quart to a half gallon of> liquid clay into running hot bath water and stir by hand, or cast 1 to 2> ounces (or more) under the running hot water. Stir by hand until> dissolved. > > This amount of clay in a bath usually won't clog the drain or septic,> though you may want to put a strainer under the tub stopper so as to> strain out as much clay as possible, and then wipe the tub out rather> than let the clay go down the drain.> > Some people that want heavy clay baths use a child's swimming pool> outside. This way they can just dump the water/clay in the yard and> don't have to worry about clogging drains.> > Dry clay:> Can be used on wounds.> > When mixing clay and water use glass, wooden or plastic containers and> spoons. Metal reacts to clay because clay removes heavy metals from the> body, so may strip off some metal from the containers and stirrers. > > When you join the clay group you can go to the file section and read how> tos there, plus ask any questions on list. > > Samala,> Renee> > ----> > > That would be wonderful, thanks so much Renee! so far I have only found> one supplier in NZ. It is hydrated. I have the address of the original> supplier somewhere, so perhaps I could buy it dry, & hydrate it myself -> save shipping the weight of the water.> Maracuja> > --- On Fri, 9/12/08, Gaiacita wrote:> > Gaiacita Re: Waiora - NCD> oleander soup > Friday, September 12, 2008, 11:35 AM> > > There's a great clay list run by a lady name Perry, that I can send you> a link to if you like.>

[Guest guest]

Steve, I  can't say that my own weight loss is related to the clay.It started before I began using the clay. However if it clears the garbage out of the intestines so there is better assimilation of nutrients and improved elimination of waste, I should imagine that would result in weight loss. Sounds good to me!Maracujaoleander soup Date: Wednesday, November 12, 2008, 1:37 PM

 

 

 

 

I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and have experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2 pounds per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which is basically to eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1 tablespoon of hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight loss with bentonite?

Thanks,

     Steve

[Guest guest]

I found the weight loss as well, maybe not as much. I was using it for a bowel cleanse. However the reason I determined I was losing weight was because I couldn't eat before or after the bentonite shake. This prevented me from snacking in the evening which in turn reaped huge rewards in the spare tire department.

 

Janet

[Guest guest]

Whew - you had me worried there. So, like me you do not have cancer

and you are a bit of a fudger when it comes to sweeets.

 

I am no clay expert at all - but my first thought is that doing it

every day, day after day, seems more than a little bit excessive.

 

From what I have read at CureZone, the folks who use it tend to do so

infrequently for detoxing and cleansing purposes mainly - and for

healing too. Some say that Bentonite clay's healing properties comes

from trace minerals, especially silver, found in it.

 

 

 

oleander soup , " Norton, Steve "

<stephen.norton wrote:

>

> No, no cancer. I take about 1 tablespoon of hydrated clay twice a day

> everyday (morning/evening). No changes to my diet. Still have sweet

> cravings daily. No weight loss before bentonite. I am now down 18

> pounds.I am surprised. I kept waiting to gain back the weight but it

> hasn't happened yet.

> - Steve

>

> ________________________________

>

> oleander soup oleander soup

> On Behalf Of > Wednesday, November 12, 2008 2:36 PM

> oleander soup

> Re: Bentonite clay weight loss

>

>

>

> Do you have cancer? And you have not changed your diet and are eating

> sweets? And you are losing a couple of pounds per week?

>

> Holy cow! LOOK at what you are saying here!!

>

> I really like bentonite clay, btw. How often are you using it?

>

> >

> oleander soup

> <oleander soup%40> , " Norton, Steve "

> <stephen.norton@> wrote:

> >

> > I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and

> have

> > experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2 pounds

> > per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which is basically

> to

> > eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1 tablespoon

> of

> > hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight loss

> with

> > bentonite?

> > Thanks,

> > Steve

> >

> > ________________________________

> >

> > oleander soup

> <oleander soup%40>

> [oleander soup

> <oleander soup%40> ]

> > On Behalf Of Gaiacita

> > Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:02 AM

> > oleander soup

> <oleander soup%40>

> > Re: Waiora - NCD

> >

> >

> >

> > Hi Maracuja. That's what most people do--buy dry and add water at

> home.

> > Here is the link to the clay group

> > Http://aboutclay/

> <Http://aboutclay/>

> > <aboutclay/

> <aboutclay/> >

> > And this is how you hydrate it

> >

> > For a liquid drink:

> > 1 tablespoon clay to 8 ounces good water. Shake hard for 3 to 5

> > minutes, let it sit for an hour, shake again and then drink one ounce

> on

> > an empty stomach in the morning and one at night before bed, though

> some

> > people drink it throughout the day, up to 6 ounces.

> >

> > For Hydrated Clay:

> > 1 part clay with 3 parts water, depending on the type of clay you are

> > using (what company it is from will determine how much it absorbs). A

> > good swelling clay usually has a 1 to 3 ratio. Non swelling clays is a

> > 1 to 1 ratio. Swelling clays are considered the better type for

> > healing, the non-swelling is good for spa treatments.

> > Mix this thoroughly and let it sit for at least 12 hours, until it is

> > the consistency of sour cream. This can be applied topically or eaten

> > by the spoonful.

> >

> > Poultice:

> > To make a poultice mix the dry powder with enough water to make a

> heavy

> > paste. Use a 1 to 1 mixture. Allow to sit for several hours until all

> > the water is absorbed. Spread this thickly on a piece of cloth or

> gauze

> > or saran wrap and apply to the body.

> >

> > A clay bath:

> > There are 2 methods of making this. Pour a quart to a half gallon of

> > liquid clay into running hot bath water and stir by hand, or cast 1 to

> 2

> > ounces (or more) under the running hot water. Stir by hand until

> > dissolved.

> >

> > This amount of clay in a bath usually won't clog the drain or septic,

> > though you may want to put a strainer under the tub stopper so as to

> > strain out as much clay as possible, and then wipe the tub out rather

> > than let the clay go down the drain.

> >

> > Some people that want heavy clay baths use a child's swimming pool

> > outside. This way they can just dump the water/clay in the yard and

> > don't have to worry about clogging drains.

> >

> > Dry clay:

> > Can be used on wounds.

> >

> > When mixing clay and water use glass, wooden or plastic containers and

> > spoons. Metal reacts to clay because clay removes heavy metals from

> the

> > body, so may strip off some metal from the containers and stirrers.

> >

> > When you join the clay group you can go to the file section and read

> how

> > tos there, plus ask any questions on list.

> >

> > Samala,

> > Renee

> >

> > ----

> >

> >

> > That would be wonderful, thanks so much Renee! so far I have only

> found

> > one supplier in NZ. It is hydrated. I have the address of the original

> > supplier somewhere, so perhaps I could buy it dry, & hydrate it myself

> -

> > save shipping the weight of the water.

> > Maracuja

> >

> > --- On Fri, 9/12/08, Gaiacita wrote:

> >

> > Gaiacita Re: Waiora - NCD

> > oleander soup

> <oleander soup%40>

> > Friday, September 12, 2008, 11:35 AM

> >

> >

> > There's a great clay list run by a lady name Perry, that I can send

> you

> > a link to if you like.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Actually I do it for my gums and teeth. It has cleared up my gum problems and whitened my teeth. I have 1.5 hour bus ride to and from work and I use it during the ride. I hold the clay covering the teeth for about 20 minutes and then swallow. So it does not affect eating times. I was worried about the weght loss and had increased my intake of mineral supplements because of it. Guess I'll have to find a time when I can spit out the clay. - Steve-oleander soup <oleander soup >oleander soup <oleander soup >Wed Nov 12 18:24:56 2008 Re: Bentonite clay weight lossWhew - you had me worried there. So, like me you do not have cancerand you are a bit of a fudger when it comes to sweeets.I am no clay expert at all - but my first thought is that doing itevery day, day after day, seems more than a little bit excessive.From what I have read at CureZone, the folks who use it tend to do soinfrequently for detoxing and cleansing purposes mainly - and forhealing too. Some say that Bentonite clay's healing properties comesfrom trace minerals, especially silver, found in it.Tonyoleander soup <oleander soup%40> , " Norton, Steve " <stephen.norton wrote:>> No, no cancer. I take about 1 tablespoon of hydrated clay twice a day> everyday (morning/evening). No changes to my diet. Still have sweet> cravings daily. No weight loss before bentonite. I am now down 18> pounds.I am surprised. I kept waiting to gain back the weight but it> hasn't happened yet.> - Steve>> ________________________________>> oleander soup <oleander soup%40> [oleander soup <oleander soup%40> ]> On Behalf Of Tony> Wednesday, November 12, 2008 2:36 PM> oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> Re: Bentonite clay weight loss>>>> Do you have cancer? And you have not changed your diet and are eating> sweets? And you are losing a couple of pounds per week?>> Holy cow! LOOK at what you are saying here!!>> I really like bentonite clay, btw. How often are you using it?>> Tony>> oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40> , " Norton, Steve " > <stephen.norton@> wrote:> >> > I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and> have> > experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2 pounds> > per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which is basically> to> > eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1 tablespoon> of> > hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight loss> with> > bentonite?> > Thanks,> > Steve> >> > ________________________________> >> > oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40>> [oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40> ]> > On Behalf Of Gaiacita> > Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:02 AM> > oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40>> > Re: Waiora - NCD> >> >> >> > Hi Maracuja. That's what most people do--buy dry and add water at> home.> > Here is the link to the clay group> > Http://aboutclay/ <Http://aboutclay/>> <Http://aboutclay/ > >> > <aboutclay/ >> <aboutclay/ > > >> > And this is how you hydrate it> >> > For a liquid drink:> > 1 tablespoon clay to 8 ounces good water. Shake hard for 3 to 5> > minutes, let it sit for an hour, shake again and then drink one ounce> on> > an empty stomach in the morning and one at night before bed, though> some> > people drink it throughout the day, up to 6 ounces.> >> > For Hydrated Clay:> > 1 part clay with 3 parts water, depending on the type of clay you are> > using (what company it is from will determine how much it absorbs). A> > good swelling clay usually has a 1 to 3 ratio. Non swelling clays is a> > 1 to 1 ratio. Swelling clays are considered the better type for> > healing, the non-swelling is good for spa treatments.> > Mix this thoroughly and let it sit for at least 12 hours, until it is> > the consistency of sour cream. This can be applied topically or eaten> > by the spoonful.> >> > Poultice:> > To make a poultice mix the dry powder with enough water to make a> heavy> > paste. Use a 1 to 1 mixture. Allow to sit for several hours until all> > the water is absorbed. Spread this thickly on a piece of cloth or> gauze> > or saran wrap and apply to the body.> >> > A clay bath:> > There are 2 methods of making this. Pour a quart to a half gallon of> > liquid clay into running hot bath water and stir by hand, or cast 1 to> 2> > ounces (or more) under the running hot water. Stir by hand until> > dissolved.> >> > This amount of clay in a bath usually won't clog the drain or septic,> > though you may want to put a strainer under the tub stopper so as to> > strain out as much clay as possible, and then wipe the tub out rather> > than let the clay go down the drain.> >> > Some people that want heavy clay baths use a child's swimming pool> > outside. This way they can just dump the water/clay in the yard and> > don't have to worry about clogging drains.> >> > Dry clay:> > Can be used on wounds.> >> > When mixing clay and water use glass, wooden or plastic containers and> > spoons. Metal reacts to clay because clay removes heavy metals from> the> > body, so may strip off some metal from the containers and stirrers.> >> > When you join the clay group you can go to the file section and read> how> > tos there, plus ask any questions on list.> >> > Samala,> > Renee> >> > ----> >> >> > That would be wonderful, thanks so much Renee! so far I have only> found> > one supplier in NZ. It is hydrated. I have the address of the original> > supplier somewhere, so perhaps I could buy it dry, & hydrate it myself> -> > save shipping the weight of the water.> > Maracuja> >> > --- On Fri, 9/12/08, Gaiacita wrote:> >> > Gaiacita Re: Waiora - NCD> > oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40>> > Friday, September 12, 2008, 11:35 AM> >> >> > There's a great clay list run by a lady name Perry, that I can send> you> > a link to if you like.> >>

[Guest guest]

Steve,

 

Where do you buy this clay?

Thanks,

 

Tracy--- On Wed, 11/12/08, Norton, Steve <stephen.norton wrote:

Norton, Steve <stephen.nortonRe: Re: Bentonite clay weight lossoleander soup Date: Wednesday, November 12, 2008, 6:41 PM

 

 

 

Actually I do it for my gums and teeth. It has cleared up my gum problems and whitened my teeth. I have 1.5 hour bus ride to and from work and I use it during the ride. I hold the clay covering the teeth for about 20 minutes and then swallow. So it does not affect eating times. I was worried about the weght loss and had increased my intake of mineral supplements because of it. Guess I'll have to find a time when I can spit out the clay. - Steve-oleander soup <oleander soup>oleander soup <oleander soup>Wed Nov 12 18:24:56 2008 Re: Bentonite clay weight lossWhew - you had me worried there. So, like me you do not have cancerand you are a bit of a fudger when it comes to sweeets.I am no clay expert at all - but my first thought is that doing

itevery day, day after day, seems more than a little bit excessive.From what I have read at CureZone, the folks who use it tend to do soinfrequently for detoxing and cleansing purposes mainly - and forhealing too. Some say that Bentonite clay's healing properties comesfrom trace minerals, especially silver, found in it.Tonyoleander soup <oleander soup %40. com> , "Norton, Steve"<stephen.norton@ ...> wrote:>> No, no cancer. I take about 1 tablespoon of hydrated clay twice a day> everyday (morning/evening) . No changes to my diet. Still have sweet> cravings daily. No weight loss before bentonite. I am now down 18> pounds.I am surprised. I kept waiting to gain back the weight but it> hasn't happened yet.> - Steve>>

____________ _________ _________ __>> oleander soup <oleander soup %40. com> [oleander soup <oleander soup %40. com> ]> On Behalf Of Tony> Wednesday, November 12, 2008 2:36 PM> oleander soup <oleander soup %40. com>> Re: Bentonite clay weight loss>>>> Do you have cancer? And you have not changed your diet and are eating> sweets? And you are losing a couple of pounds per week?>> Holy

cow! LOOK at what you are saying here!!>> I really like bentonite clay, btw. How often are you using it?>> Tony>> oleander soup <oleander soup %40. com>> <oleander soup %40. com> , "Norton, Steve"> <stephen.norton@> wrote:> >> > I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and> have> > experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2 pounds> > per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which is basically> to> > eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1 tablespoon> of> > hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight

loss> with> > bentonite?> > Thanks,> > Steve> >> > ____________ _________ _________ __> >> > oleander soup <oleander soup %40. com>> <oleander soup %40. com>> [oleander soup <oleander soup %40. com>> <oleander soup %40. com> ]> > On Behalf Of Gaiacita> > Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:02 AM> > To:

oleander soup <oleander soup %40. com>> <oleander soup %40. com>> > Re: Waiora - NCD> >> >> >> > Hi Maracuja. That's what most people do--buy dry and add water at> home.> > Here is the link to the clay group> > Http://groups. / group/aboutclay/ <Http://groups. / group/aboutclay/>> <Http://groups. /

group/aboutclay/ > >> > <http://groups. / group/aboutclay/ >> <http://groups. / group/aboutclay/ > > >> > And this is how you hydrate it> >> > For a liquid drink:> > 1 tablespoon clay to 8 ounces good water. Shake hard for 3 to 5> > minutes, let it sit for an hour, shake again and then drink one ounce> on> > an empty stomach in the morning and one at night before bed, though> some> > people drink it throughout the day, up to 6 ounces.> >> > For Hydrated Clay:> > 1 part clay with 3 parts water, depending on the type of clay you are>

> using (what company it is from will determine how much it absorbs). A> > good swelling clay usually has a 1 to 3 ratio. Non swelling clays is a> > 1 to 1 ratio. Swelling clays are considered the better type for> > healing, the non-swelling is good for spa treatments.> > Mix this thoroughly and let it sit for at least 12 hours, until it is> > the consistency of sour cream. This can be applied topically or eaten> > by the spoonful.> >> > Poultice:> > To make a poultice mix the dry powder with enough water to make a> heavy> > paste. Use a 1 to 1 mixture. Allow to sit for several hours until all> > the water is absorbed. Spread this thickly on a piece of cloth or> gauze> > or saran wrap and apply to the body.> >> > A clay bath:> > There are 2 methods of making this. Pour a quart to a half

gallon of> > liquid clay into running hot bath water and stir by hand, or cast 1 to> 2> > ounces (or more) under the running hot water. Stir by hand until> > dissolved.> >> > This amount of clay in a bath usually won't clog the drain or septic,> > though you may want to put a strainer under the tub stopper so as to> > strain out as much clay as possible, and then wipe the tub out rather> > than let the clay go down the drain.> >> > Some people that want heavy clay baths use a child's swimming pool> > outside. This way they can just dump the water/clay in the yard and> > don't have to worry about clogging drains.> >> > Dry clay:> > Can be used on wounds.> >> > When mixing clay and water use glass, wooden or plastic containers and> > spoons. Metal reacts to clay because

clay removes heavy metals from> the> > body, so may strip off some metal from the containers and stirrers.> >> > When you join the clay group you can go to the file section and read> how> > tos there, plus ask any questions on list.> >> > Samala,> > Renee> >> > -- --> >> >> > That would be wonderful, thanks so much Renee! so far I have only> found> > one supplier in NZ. It is hydrated. I have the address of the original> > supplier somewhere, so perhaps I could buy it dry, & hydrate it myself> -> > save shipping the weight of the water.> > Maracuja> >> > --- On Fri, 9/12/08, Gaiacita wrote:> >> > Gaiacita Re: Waiora - NCD> > oleander soup

<oleander soup %40. com>> <oleander soup %40. com>> > Friday, September 12, 2008, 11:35 AM> >> >> > There's a great clay list run by a lady name Perry, that I can send> you> > a link to if you like.> >>

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I just bought mine over eBay but aboutclay.com provides info on other sources. I got the calcium bentonite. - Steve-oleander soup <oleander soup >oleander soup <oleander soup >Wed Nov 12 19:01:15 2008Re: Re: Bentonite clay weight lossSteve,Where do you buy this clay?Thanks,Tracy--- On Wed, 11/12/08, Norton, Steve <stephen.norton wrote: Norton, Steve <stephen.norton Re: Re: Bentonite clay weight loss oleander soup Wednesday, November 12, 2008, 6:41 PM Actually I do it for my gums and teeth. It has cleared up my gum problems and whitened my teeth. I have 1.5 hour bus ride to and from work and I use it during the ride. I hold the clay covering the teeth for about 20 minutes and then swallow. So it does not affect eating times. I was worried about the weght loss and had increased my intake of mineral supplements because of it. Guess I'll have to find a time when I can spit out the clay. - Steve - oleander soup <oleander soup> oleander soup <oleander soup> Wed Nov 12 18:24:56 2008 Re: Bentonite clay weight loss Whew - you had me worried there. So, like me you do not have cancer and you are a bit of a fudger when it comes to sweeets. I am no clay expert at all - but my first thought is that doing it every day, day after day, seems more than a little bit excessive. From what I have read at CureZone, the folks who use it tend to do so infrequently for detoxing and cleansing purposes mainly - and for healing too. Some say that Bentonite clay's healing properties comes from trace minerals, especially silver, found in it. Tony oleander soup <oleander soup %40. com > > , " Norton, Steve " <stephen.norton@ ...> wrote: > > No, no cancer. I take about 1 tablespoon of hydrated clay twice a day > everyday (morning/evening) . No changes to my diet. Still have sweet > cravings daily. No weight loss before bentonite. I am now down 18 > pounds.I am surprised. I kept waiting to gain back the weight but it > hasn't happened yet. > - Steve > > ____________ _________ _________ __ > > oleander soup <oleander soup %40. com > > [oleander soup <oleander soup > <oleander soup %40. com > > ] > On Behalf Of Tony > Wednesday, November 12, 2008 2:36 PM > oleander soup <oleander soup %40. com > > > Re: Bentonite clay weight loss > > > > Do you have cancer? And you have not changed your diet and are eating > sweets? And you are losing a couple of pounds per week? > > Holy cow! LOOK at what you are saying here!! > > I really like bentonite clay, btw. How often are you using it? > > Tony > > oleander soup <oleander soup %40. com > > > <oleander soup %40. com > > , " Norton, Steve " > <stephen.norton@> wrote: > > > > I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and > have > > experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2 pounds > > per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which is basically > to > > eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1 tablespoon > of > > hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight loss > with > > bentonite? > > Thanks, > > Steve > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __ > > > > oleander soup <oleander soup %40. com > > > <oleander soup %40. com > > > [oleander soup <oleander soup > <oleander soup %40. com > > > <oleander soup %40. com > > ] > > On Behalf Of Gaiacita > > Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:02 AM > > oleander soup <oleander soup %40. com > > > <oleander soup %40. com > > > > Re: Waiora - NCD > > > > > > > > Hi Maracuja. That's what most people do--buy dry and add water at > home. > > Here is the link to the clay group > > Http://groups. / group/aboutclay/ <aboutclay/> <Http://groups. / group/aboutclay/ > > > <Http://groups. / group/aboutclay/ > > > > < <aboutclay/%20%3CHttp://aboutclay/> http://groups. / group/aboutclay/ > > < <aboutclay/%20%3Caboutclay/> http://groups. / group/aboutclay/ > > > > > And this is how you hydrate it > > > > For a liquid drink: > > 1 tablespoon clay to 8 ounces good water. Shake hard for 3 to 5 > > minutes, let it sit for an hour, shake again and then drink one ounce > on > > an empty stomach in the morning and one at night before bed, though > some > > people drink it throughout the day, up to 6 ounces. > > > > For Hydrated Clay: > > 1 part clay with 3 parts water, depending on the type of clay you are > > using (what company it is from will determine how much it absorbs). A > > good swelling clay usually has a 1 to 3 ratio. Non swelling clays is a > > 1 to 1 ratio. Swelling clays are considered the better type for > > healing, the non-swelling is good for spa treatments. > > Mix this thoroughly and let it sit for at least 12 hours, until it is > > the consistency of sour cream. This can be applied topically or eaten > > by the spoonful. > > > > Poultice: > > To make a poultice mix the dry powder with enough water to make a > heavy > > paste. Use a 1 to 1 mixture. Allow to sit for several hours until all > > the water is absorbed. Spread this thickly on a piece of cloth or > gauze > > or saran wrap and apply to the body. > > > > A clay bath: > > There are 2 methods of making this. Pour a quart to a half gallon of > > liquid clay into running hot bath water and stir by hand, or cast 1 to > 2 > > ounces (or more) under the running hot water. Stir by hand until > > dissolved. > > > > This amount of clay in a bath usually won't clog the drain or septic, > > though you may want to put a strainer under the tub stopper so as to > > strain out as much clay as possible, and then wipe the tub out rather > > than let the clay go down the drain. > > > > Some people that want heavy clay baths use a child's swimming pool > > outside. This way they can just dump the water/clay in the yard and > > don't have to worry about clogging drains. > > > > Dry clay: > > Can be used on wounds. > > > > When mixing clay and water use glass, wooden or plastic containers and > > spoons. Metal reacts to clay because clay removes heavy metals from > the > > body, so may strip off some metal from the containers and stirrers. > > > > When you join the clay group you can go to the file section and read > how > > tos there, plus ask any questions on list. > > > > Samala, > > Renee > > > > -- -- > > > > > > That would be wonderful, thanks so much Renee! so far I have only > found > > one supplier in NZ. It is hydrated. I have the address of the original > > supplier somewhere, so perhaps I could buy it dry, & hydrate it myself > - > > save shipping the weight of the water. > > Maracuja > > > > --- On Fri, 9/12/08, Gaiacita wrote: > > > > Gaiacita Re: Waiora - NCD > > oleander soup < <aboutclay/%20%3Caboutclay/> oleander soup %40. com <oleander soup%40> > > <oleander soup %40. com > > > > Friday, September 12, 2008, 11:35 AM > > > > > > There's a great clay list run by a lady name Perry, that I can send > you > > a link to if you like. > > >

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Steve,

 

Do you take trace minerals? This will cut your cravings.

 

Hugs,

 

 

oleander soup , " Norton, Steve "

<stephen.norton wrote:

>

> No, no cancer. I take about 1 tablespoon of hydrated clay twice a day

> everyday (morning/evening). No changes to my diet. Still have sweet

> cravings daily. No weight loss before bentonite. I am now down 18

> pounds.I am surprised. I kept waiting to gain back the weight but it

> hasn't happened yet.

> - Steve

>

> ________________________________

>

> oleander soup

oleander soup

> On Behalf Of > Wednesday, November 12, 2008 2:36 PM

> oleander soup

> Re: Bentonite clay weight loss

>

>

>

> Do you have cancer? And you have not changed your diet and are eating

> sweets? And you are losing a couple of pounds per week?

>

> Holy cow! LOOK at what you are saying here!!

>

> I really like bentonite clay, btw. How often are you using it?

>

> >

> oleander soup

> <oleander soup%40> , " Norton, Steve "

> stephen.norton@ wrote:

> >

> > I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and

> have

> > experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2

pounds

> > per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which is

basically

> to

> > eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1

tablespoon

> of

> > hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight loss

> with

> > bentonite?

> > Thanks,

> > Steve

> >

> > ________________________________

> >

> > oleander soup

> <oleander soup%40>

> [oleander soup

> <oleander soup%40> ]

> > On Behalf Of Gaiacita

> > Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:02 AM

> > oleander soup

> <oleander soup%40>

> > Re: Waiora - NCD

> >

> >

> >

> > Hi Maracuja. That's what most people do--buy dry and add water at

> home.

> > Here is the link to the clay group

> > Http://aboutclay/

> <Http://aboutclay/>

> > <aboutclay/

> <aboutclay/> >

> > And this is how you hydrate it

> >

> > For a liquid drink:

> > 1 tablespoon clay to 8 ounces good water. Shake hard for 3 to 5

> > minutes, let it sit for an hour, shake again and then drink one

ounce

> on

> > an empty stomach in the morning and one at night before bed, though

> some

> > people drink it throughout the day, up to 6 ounces.

> >

> > For Hydrated Clay:

> > 1 part clay with 3 parts water, depending on the type of clay you

are

> > using (what company it is from will determine how much it absorbs).

A

> > good swelling clay usually has a 1 to 3 ratio. Non swelling clays is

a

> > 1 to 1 ratio. Swelling clays are considered the better type for

> > healing, the non-swelling is good for spa treatments.

> > Mix this thoroughly and let it sit for at least 12 hours, until it

is

> > the consistency of sour cream. This can be applied topically or

eaten

> > by the spoonful.

> >

> > Poultice:

> > To make a poultice mix the dry powder with enough water to make a

> heavy

> > paste. Use a 1 to 1 mixture. Allow to sit for several hours until

all

> > the water is absorbed. Spread this thickly on a piece of cloth or

> gauze

> > or saran wrap and apply to the body.

> >

> > A clay bath:

> > There are 2 methods of making this. Pour a quart to a half gallon of

> > liquid clay into running hot bath water and stir by hand, or cast 1

to

> 2

> > ounces (or more) under the running hot water. Stir by hand until

> > dissolved.

> >

> > This amount of clay in a bath usually won't clog the drain or

septic,

> > though you may want to put a strainer under the tub stopper so as to

> > strain out as much clay as possible, and then wipe the tub out

rather

> > than let the clay go down the drain.

> >

> > Some people that want heavy clay baths use a child's swimming pool

> > outside. This way they can just dump the water/clay in the yard and

> > don't have to worry about clogging drains.

> >

> > Dry clay:

> > Can be used on wounds.

> >

> > When mixing clay and water use glass, wooden or plastic containers

and

> > spoons. Metal reacts to clay because clay removes heavy metals from

> the

> > body, so may strip off some metal from the containers and stirrers.

> >

> > When you join the clay group you can go to the file section and read

> how

> > tos there, plus ask any questions on list.

> >

> > Samala,

> > Renee

> >

> > ----

> >

> >

> > That would be wonderful, thanks so much Renee! so far I have only

> found

> > one supplier in NZ. It is hydrated. I have the address of the

original

> > supplier somewhere, so perhaps I could buy it dry, & hydrate it

myself

> -

> > save shipping the weight of the water.

> > Maracuja

> >

> > --- On Fri, 9/12/08, Gaiacita wrote:

> >

> > Gaiacita Re: Waiora - NCD

> > oleander soup

> <oleander soup%40>

> > Friday, September 12, 2008, 11:35 AM

> >

> >

> > There's a great clay list run by a lady name Perry, that I can send

> you

> > a link to if you like.

> >

>

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Not at the moment - only the small amount in my multi-vitamin/mineral tablets. Do you have a recommended source? - Steve-oleander soup <oleander soup >oleander soup <oleander soup >Wed Nov 12 19:31:46 2008 Re: Bentonite clay weight lossSteve,Do you take trace minerals? This will cut your cravings.Hugs,oleander soup <oleander soup%40> , " Norton, Steve " <stephen.norton wrote:>> No, no cancer. I take about 1 tablespoon of hydrated clay twice a day> everyday (morning/evening). No changes to my diet. Still have sweet> cravings daily. No weight loss before bentonite. I am now down 18> pounds.I am surprised. I kept waiting to gain back the weight but it> hasn't happened yet.> - Steve>> ________________________________>> oleander soup <oleander soup%40>[oleander soup <oleander soup%40> ]> On Behalf Of Tony> Wednesday, November 12, 2008 2:36 PM> oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> Re: Bentonite clay weight loss>>>> Do you have cancer? And you have not changed your diet and are eating> sweets? And you are losing a couple of pounds per week?>> Holy cow! LOOK at what you are saying here!!>> I really like bentonite clay, btw. How often are you using it?>> Tony>> oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40> , " Norton, Steve " > stephen.norton@ wrote:> >> > I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and> have> > experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2pounds> > per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which isbasically> to> > eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1tablespoon> of> > hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight loss> with> > bentonite?> > Thanks,> > Steve> >> > ________________________________> >> > oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40>> [oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40> ]> > On Behalf Of Gaiacita> > Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:02 AM> > oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40>> > Re: Waiora - NCD> >> >> >> > Hi Maracuja. That's what most people do--buy dry and add water at> home.> > Here is the link to the clay group> > Http://aboutclay/ <Http://aboutclay/>> <Http://aboutclay/ > >> > <aboutclay/ >> <aboutclay/ > > >> > And this is how you hydrate it> >> > For a liquid drink:> > 1 tablespoon clay to 8 ounces good water. Shake hard for 3 to 5> > minutes, let it sit for an hour, shake again and then drink oneounce> on> > an empty stomach in the morning and one at night before bed, though> some> > people drink it throughout the day, up to 6 ounces.> >> > For Hydrated Clay:> > 1 part clay with 3 parts water, depending on the type of clay youare> > using (what company it is from will determine how much it absorbs).A> > good swelling clay usually has a 1 to 3 ratio. Non swelling clays isa> > 1 to 1 ratio. Swelling clays are considered the better type for> > healing, the non-swelling is good for spa treatments.> > Mix this thoroughly and let it sit for at least 12 hours, until itis> > the consistency of sour cream. This can be applied topically oreaten> > by the spoonful.> >> > Poultice:> > To make a poultice mix the dry powder with enough water to make a> heavy> > paste. Use a 1 to 1 mixture. Allow to sit for several hours untilall> > the water is absorbed. Spread this thickly on a piece of cloth or> gauze> > or saran wrap and apply to the body.> >> > A clay bath:> > There are 2 methods of making this. Pour a quart to a half gallon of> > liquid clay into running hot bath water and stir by hand, or cast 1to> 2> > ounces (or more) under the running hot water. Stir by hand until> > dissolved.> >> > This amount of clay in a bath usually won't clog the drain orseptic,> > though you may want to put a strainer under the tub stopper so as to> > strain out as much clay as possible, and then wipe the tub outrather> > than let the clay go down the drain.> >> > Some people that want heavy clay baths use a child's swimming pool> > outside. This way they can just dump the water/clay in the yard and> > don't have to worry about clogging drains.> >> > Dry clay:> > Can be used on wounds.> >> > When mixing clay and water use glass, wooden or plastic containersand> > spoons. Metal reacts to clay because clay removes heavy metals from> the> > body, so may strip off some metal from the containers and stirrers.> >> > When you join the clay group you can go to the file section and read> how> > tos there, plus ask any questions on list.> >> > Samala,> > Renee> >> > ----> >> >> > That would be wonderful, thanks so much Renee! so far I have only> found> > one supplier in NZ. It is hydrated. I have the address of theoriginal> > supplier somewhere, so perhaps I could buy it dry, & hydrate itmyself> -> > save shipping the weight of the water.> > Maracuja> >> > --- On Fri, 9/12/08, Gaiacita wrote:> >> > Gaiacita Re: Waiora - NCD> > oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40>> > Friday, September 12, 2008, 11:35 AM> >> >> > There's a great clay list run by a lady name Perry, that I can send> you> > a link to if you like.> >>

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Why, of course!http://www.utopiasilver.com They have a supplement called 75 Colloidal Minerals. You should also be taking Inositol/IP6, CoQ10 and Colloidal Silver.Hugs,oleander soup , "Norton, Steve" <stephen.norton wrote:>> Not at the moment - only the small amount in my multi-vitamin/mineral tablets. Do you have a recommended source?

> - Steve

> > -

> oleander soup oleander soup

> oleander soup oleander soup

> Wed Nov 12 19:31:46 2008

> Re: Bentonite clay weight loss

> > Steve,

> > Do you take trace minerals? This will cut your cravings.

> > Hugs,

>

> > oleander soup <oleander soup%40> , "Norton, Steve"

> stephen.norton@ wrote:

> >

> > No, no cancer. I take about 1 tablespoon of hydrated clay twice a day

> > everyday (morning/evening). No changes to my diet. Still have sweet

> > cravings daily. No weight loss before bentonite. I am now down 18

> > pounds.I am surprised. I kept waiting to gain back the weight but it

> > hasn't happened yet.

> > - Steve

> >

> > ________________________________

> >

> > oleander soup <oleander soup%40> > [oleander soup <oleander soup%40> ]

> > On Behalf Of > > Wednesday, November 12, 2008 2:36 PM

> > oleander soup <oleander soup%40> > > Re: Bentonite clay weight loss

> >

> >

> >

> > Do you have cancer? And you have not changed your diet and are eating

> > sweets? And you are losing a couple of pounds per week?

> >

> > Holy cow! LOOK at what you are saying here!!

> >

> > I really like bentonite clay, btw. How often are you using it?

> >

> > > >

> > oleander soup <oleander soup%40> > > <oleander soup%40> , "Norton, Steve"

> > stephen.norton@ wrote:

> > >

> > > I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and

> > have

> > > experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2

> pounds

> > > per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which is

> basically

> > to

> > > eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1

> tablespoon

> > of

> > > hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight loss

> > with

> > > bentonite?

> > > Thanks,

> > > Steve

> > >

> > > ________________________________

> > >

> > > oleander soup <oleander soup%40> > > <oleander soup%40>

> > [oleander soup <oleander soup%40> > > <oleander soup%40> ]

> > > On Behalf Of Gaiacita

> > > Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:02 AM

> > > oleander soup <oleander soup%40> > > <oleander soup%40>

> > > Re: Waiora - NCD

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi Maracuja. That's what most people do--buy dry and add water at

> > home.

> > > Here is the link to the clay group

> > > Http://aboutclay/ <Http://aboutclay/> > > <Http://aboutclay/ <Http://aboutclay/> >

> > > <aboutclay/ <aboutclay/> > > <aboutclay/ <aboutclay/> > >

> > > And this is how you hydrate it

> > >

> > > For a liquid drink:

> > > 1 tablespoon clay to 8 ounces good water. Shake hard for 3 to 5

> > > minutes, let it sit for an hour, shake again and then drink one

> ounce

> > on

> > > an empty stomach in the morning and one at night before bed, though

> > some

> > > people drink it throughout the day, up to 6 ounces.

> > >

> > > For Hydrated Clay:

> > > 1 part clay with 3 parts water, depending on the type of clay you

> are

> > > using (what company it is from will determine how much it absorbs).

> A

> > > good swelling clay usually has a 1 to 3 ratio. Non swelling clays is

> a

> > > 1 to 1 ratio. Swelling clays are considered the better type for

> > > healing, the non-swelling is good for spa treatments.

> > > Mix this thoroughly and let it sit for at least 12 hours, until it

> is

> > > the consistency of sour cream. This can be applied topically or

> eaten

> > > by the spoonful.

> > >

> > > Poultice:

> > > To make a poultice mix the dry powder with enough water to make a

> > heavy

> > > paste. Use a 1 to 1 mixture. Allow to sit for several hours until

> all

> > > the water is absorbed. Spread this thickly on a piece of cloth or

> > gauze

> > > or saran wrap and apply to the body.

> > >

> > > A clay bath:

> > > There are 2 methods of making this. Pour a quart to a half gallon of

> > > liquid clay into running hot bath water and stir by hand, or cast 1

> to

> > 2

> > > ounces (or more) under the running hot water. Stir by hand until

> > > dissolved.

> > >

> > > This amount of clay in a bath usually won't clog the drain or

> septic,

> > > though you may want to put a strainer under the tub stopper so as to

> > > strain out as much clay as possible, and then wipe the tub out

> rather

> > > than let the clay go down the drain.

> > >

> > > Some people that want heavy clay baths use a child's swimming pool

> > > outside. This way they can just dump the water/clay in the yard and

> > > don't have to worry about clogging drains.

> > >

> > > Dry clay:

> > > Can be used on wounds.

> > >

> > > When mixing clay and water use glass, wooden or plastic containers

> and

> > > spoons. Metal reacts to clay because clay removes heavy metals from

> > the

> > > body, so may strip off some metal from the containers and stirrers.

> > >

> > > When you join the clay group you can go to the file section and read

> > how

> > > tos there, plus ask any questions on list.

> > >

> > > Samala,

> > > Renee

> > >

> > > ----

> > >

> > >

> > > That would be wonderful, thanks so much Renee! so far I have only

> > found

> > > one supplier in NZ. It is hydrated. I have the address of the

> original

> > > supplier somewhere, so perhaps I could buy it dry, & hydrate it

> myself

> > -

> > > save shipping the weight of the water.

> > > Maracuja

> > >

> > > --- On Fri, 9/12/08, Gaiacita wrote:

> > >

> > > Gaiacita Re: Waiora - NCD

> > > oleander soup <oleander soup%40> > > <oleander soup%40>

> > > Friday, September 12, 2008, 11:35 AM

> > >

> > >

> > > There's a great clay list run by a lady name Perry, that I can send

> > you

> > > a link to if you like.

> > >

> >>

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Oh Steve, I forgot to mention. If the item is not on sale be sure and

put in Code LR001 for a 15% discount.

 

Hugs,

 

 

oleander soup , " May " <luellamay129

wrote:

>

> Why, of course!

>

> http://www.utopiasilver.com

> <http://www.utopiasilver.com/affiliates/jrox.php?id=77>

>

> They have a supplement called 75 Colloidal Minerals. You should also

be

> taking Inositol/IP6, CoQ10 and Colloidal Silver.

>

> Hugs,

>

>

>

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Thanks, will do! - Steve-oleander soup <oleander soup >oleander soup <oleander soup >Wed Nov 12 19:46:56 2008 Re: Bentonite clay weight lossOh Steve, I forgot to mention. If the item is not on sale be sure andput in Code LR001 for a 15% discount.Hugs,oleander soup <oleander soup%40> , " May " <luellamay129wrote:>> Why, of course!>> http://www.utopiasilver.com <http://www.utopiasilver.com>> <http://www.utopiasilver.com/affiliates/jrox.php?id=77 > >>> They have a supplement called 75 Colloidal Minerals. You should alsobe> taking Inositol/IP6, CoQ10 and Colloidal Silver.>> Hugs,> >>> -

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Steve,

 

I wonder if the clay is blocking the absorption of certain nutrients or fats from your diet. How else could you explain the weight loss if your diet hasn't changed? Clay over time will coat the intestines.

 

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No, no cancer. I take about 1 tablespoon of hydrated clay twice a day everyday (morning/evening). No changes to my diet. Still have sweet cravings daily. No weight loss before bentonite. I am now down 18 pounds.I am surprised. I kept waiting to gain back the weight but it hasn't happened yet.

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oleander soup oleander soup On Behalf Of TonyWednesday, November 12, 2008 2:36 PMoleander soup Subject: Re: Bentonite clay weight loss

 

 

Do you have cancer? And you have not changed your diet and are eatingsweets? And you are losing a couple of pounds per week?Holy cow! LOOK at what you are saying here!!I really like bentonite clay, btw. How often are you using it?Tonyoleander soup , "Norton, Steve"<stephen.norton wrote:>> I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and have> experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2 pounds> per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which is basically to> eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1 tablespoon of> hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight loss with> bentonite?> Thanks,> Steve> > ________________________________> > oleander soup oleander soup> On Behalf Of Gaiacita> Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:02 AM> oleander soup > Re: Waiora - NCD> > > > Hi Maracuja. That's what most people do--buy dry and add water at home.> Here is the link to the clay group > Http://aboutclay/> <aboutclay/> > And this is how you hydrate it> > For a liquid drink:> 1 tablespoon clay to 8 ounces good water. Shake hard for 3 to 5> minutes, let it sit for an hour, shake again and then drink one ounce on> an empty stomach in the morning and one at night before bed, though some> people drink it throughout the day, up to 6 ounces.> > For Hydrated Clay:> 1 part clay with 3 parts water, depending on the type of clay you are> using (what company it is from will determine how much it absorbs). A> good swelling clay usually has a 1 to 3 ratio. Non swelling clays is a> 1 to 1 ratio. Swelling clays are considered the better type for> healing, the non-swelling is good for spa treatments.> Mix this thoroughly and let it sit for at least 12 hours, until it is> the consistency of sour cream. This can be applied topically or eaten> by the spoonful.> > Poultice:> To make a poultice mix the dry powder with enough water to make a heavy> paste. Use a 1 to 1 mixture. Allow to sit for several hours until all> the water is absorbed. Spread this thickly on a piece of cloth or gauze> or saran wrap and apply to the body.> > A clay bath:> There are 2 methods of making this. Pour a quart to a half gallon of> liquid clay into running hot bath water and stir by hand, or cast 1 to 2> ounces (or more) under the running hot water. Stir by hand until> dissolved. > > This amount of clay in a bath usually won't clog the drain or septic,> though you may want to put a strainer under the tub stopper so as to> strain out as much clay as possible, and then wipe the tub out rather> than let the clay go down the drain.> > Some people that want heavy clay baths use a child's swimming pool> outside. This way they can just dump the water/clay in the yard and> don't have to worry about clogging drains.> > Dry clay:> Can be used on wounds.> > When mixing clay and water use glass, wooden or plastic containers and> spoons. Metal reacts to clay because clay removes heavy metals from the> body, so may strip off some metal from the containers and stirrers. > > When you join the clay group you can go to the file section and read how> tos there, plus ask any questions on list. > > Samala,> Renee> > ----> > > That would be wonderful, thanks so much Renee! so far I have only found> one supplier in NZ. It is hydrated. I have the address of the original> supplier somewhere, so perhaps I could buy it dry, & hydrate it myself -> save shipping the weight of the water.> Maracuja> > --- On Fri, 9/12/08, Gaiacita wrote:> > Gaiacita Re: Waiora - NCD> oleander soup > Friday, September 12, 2008, 11:35 AM> > > There's a great clay list run by a lady name Perry, that I can send you> a link to if you like.>

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I had the same concern and so I increased my intake of vitamins and minerals. I can tell that some vitamins get through eg B vitamins and alpha lipoic acid. Some days I ate quite a bit of junk eg icecream and to my surprise no noticeably weight change.That is why I am looking for others experiences. I do know that some people have used clay over an extended period of time.It is looking like I should at least cycle my use of clay.Has any one used zeolite over an extended period of time and what was your experience? That may be equivalent to clay use. - Steve-oleander soup <oleander soup >oleander soup <oleander soup >Wed Nov 12 21:20:48 2008Re: Re: Bentonite clay weight lossSteve, I wonder if the clay is blocking the absorption of certain nutrients or fats from your diet. How else could you explain the weight loss if your diet hasn't changed? Clay over time will coat the intestines. Bob - Norton, Steve <stephen.norton oleander soup <oleander soup > Wednesday, November 12, 2008 2:53 PM RE: Re: Bentonite clay weight loss No, no cancer. I take about 1 tablespoon of hydrated clay twice a day everyday (morning/evening). No changes to my diet. Still have sweet cravings daily. No weight loss before bentonite. I am now down 18 pounds.I am surprised. I kept waiting to gain back the weight but it hasn't happened yet. - Steve________________________________ oleander soup <oleander soup > oleander soup On Behalf Of Tony Wednesday, November 12, 2008 2:36 PM oleander soup Re: Bentonite clay weight loss Do you have cancer? And you have not changed your diet and are eating sweets? And you are losing a couple of pounds per week? Holy cow! LOOK at what you are saying here!! I really like bentonite clay, btw. How often are you using it? Tony oleander soup <oleander soup%40> , " Norton, Steve " <stephen.norton wrote: > > I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and have > experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2 pounds > per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which is basically to > eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1 tablespoon of > hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight loss with > bentonite? > Thanks, > Steve > > ________________________________ > > oleander soup <oleander soup%40> [oleander soup <oleander soup%40> ] > On Behalf Of Gaiacita > Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:02 AM > oleander soup <oleander soup%40> > Re: Waiora - NCD > > > > Hi Maracuja. That's what most people do--buy dry and add water at home. > Here is the link to the clay group > Http://aboutclay/ <Http://aboutclay/> > <aboutclay/ > > > And this is how you hydrate it > > For a liquid drink: > 1 tablespoon clay to 8 ounces good water. Shake hard for 3 to 5 > minutes, let it sit for an hour, shake again and then drink one ounce on > an empty stomach in the morning and one at night before bed, though some > people drink it throughout the day, up to 6 ounces. > > For Hydrated Clay: > 1 part clay with 3 parts water, depending on the type of clay you are > using (what company it is from will determine how much it absorbs). A > good swelling clay usually has a 1 to 3 ratio. Non swelling clays is a > 1 to 1 ratio. Swelling clays are considered the better type for > healing, the non-swelling is good for spa treatments. > Mix this thoroughly and let it sit for at least 12 hours, until it is > the consistency of sour cream. This can be applied topically or eaten > by the spoonful. > > Poultice: > To make a poultice mix the dry powder with enough water to make a heavy > paste. Use a 1 to 1 mixture. Allow to sit for several hours until all > the water is absorbed. Spread this thickly on a piece of cloth or gauze > or saran wrap and apply to the body. > > A clay bath: > There are 2 methods of making this. Pour a quart to a half gallon of > liquid clay into running hot bath water and stir by hand, or cast 1 to 2 > ounces (or more) under the running hot water. Stir by hand until > dissolved. > > This amount of clay in a bath usually won't clog the drain or septic, > though you may want to put a strainer under the tub stopper so as to > strain out as much clay as possible, and then wipe the tub out rather > than let the clay go down the drain. > > Some people that want heavy clay baths use a child's swimming pool > outside. This way they can just dump the water/clay in the yard and > don't have to worry about clogging drains. > > Dry clay: > Can be used on wounds. > > When mixing clay and water use glass, wooden or plastic containers and > spoons. Metal reacts to clay because clay removes heavy metals from the > body, so may strip off some metal from the containers and stirrers. > > When you join the clay group you can go to the file section and read how > tos there, plus ask any questions on list. > > Samala, > Renee > > ---- > > > That would be wonderful, thanks so much Renee! so far I have only found > one supplier in NZ. It is hydrated. I have the address of the original > supplier somewhere, so perhaps I could buy it dry, & hydrate it myself - > save shipping the weight of the water. > Maracuja > > --- On Fri, 9/12/08, Gaiacita wrote: > > Gaiacita Re: Waiora - NCD > oleander soup <oleander soup%40> > Friday, September 12, 2008, 11:35 AM > > > There's a great clay list run by a lady name Perry, that I can send you > a link to if you like. >

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Steve,

I think you should spit out the clay after holding it in your mouth because aren't you drawing out possible bacteria and toxins from you mouth with the clay? You should spit it out. Then, if you want to do the clay internally, do another separate dose.

Just my thoughts.

 

Hugs,

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oleander soup From: stephen.nortonDate: Wed, 12 Nov 2008 18:41:59 -0600Re: Re: Bentonite clay weight loss

 

 

 

Actually I do it for my gums and teeth. It has cleared up my gum problems and whitened my teeth. I have 1.5 hour bus ride to and from work and I use it during the ride. I hold the clay covering the teeth for about 20 minutes and then swallow. So it does not affect eating times. I was worried about the weght loss and had increased my intake of mineral supplements because of it. Guess I'll have to find a time when I can spit out the clay. - Steve-oleander soup <oleander soup >oleander soup <oleander soup >Wed Nov 12 18:24:56 2008 Re: Bentonite clay weight lossWhew - you had me worried there. So, like me you do not have cancerand you are a bit of a fudger when it comes to sweeets.I am no clay expert at all - but my first thought is that doing itevery day, day after day, seems more than a little bit excessive.From what I have read at CureZone, the folks who use it tend to do soinfrequently for detoxing and cleansing purposes mainly - and forhealing too. Some say that Bentonite clay's healing properties comesfrom trace minerals, especially silver, found in it.Tonyoleander soup <oleander soup%40> , "Norton, Steve"<stephen.norton wrote:>> No, no cancer. I take about 1 tablespoon of hydrated clay twice a day> everyday (morning/evening). No changes to my diet. Still have sweet> cravings daily. No weight loss before bentonite. I am now down 18> pounds.I am surprised. I kept waiting to gain back the weight but it> hasn't happened yet.> - Steve>> ________________________________>> oleander soup <oleander soup%40> [oleander soup <oleander soup%40> ]> On Behalf Of Tony> Wednesday, November 12, 2008 2:36 PM> oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> Re: Bentonite clay weight loss>>>> Do you have cancer? And you have not changed your diet and are eating> sweets? And you are losing a couple of pounds per week?>> Holy cow! LOOK at what you are saying here!!>> I really like bentonite clay, btw. How often are you using it?>> Tony>> oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40> , "Norton, Steve"> <stephen.norton@> wrote:> >> > I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and> have> > experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2 pounds> > per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which is basically> to> > eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1 tablespoon> of> > hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight loss> with> > bentonite?> > Thanks,> > Steve> >> > ________________________________> >> > oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40>> [oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40> ]> > On Behalf Of Gaiacita> > Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:02 AM> > oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40>> > Re: Waiora - NCD> >> >> >> > Hi Maracuja. That's what most people do--buy dry and add water at> home.> > Here is the link to the clay group> > Http://aboutclay/ <Http://aboutclay/>> <Http://aboutclay/ > >> > <aboutclay/ >> <aboutclay/ > > >> > And this is how you hydrate it> >> > For a liquid drink:> > 1 tablespoon clay to 8 ounces good water. Shake hard for 3 to 5> > minutes, let it sit for an hour, shake again and then drink one ounce> on> > an empty stomach in the morning and one at night before bed, though> some> > people drink it throughout the day, up to 6 ounces.> >> > For Hydrated Clay:> > 1 part clay with 3 parts water, depending on the type of clay you are> > using (what company it is from will determine how much it absorbs). A> > good swelling clay usually has a 1 to 3 ratio. Non swelling clays is a> > 1 to 1 ratio. Swelling clays are considered the better type for> > healing, the non-swelling is good for spa treatments.> > Mix this thoroughly and let it sit for at least 12 hours, until it is> > the consistency of sour cream. This can be applied topically or eaten> > by the spoonful.> >> > Poultice:> > To make a poultice mix the dry powder with enough water to make a> heavy> > paste. Use a 1 to 1 mixture. Allow to sit for several hours until all> > the water is absorbed. Spread this thickly on a piece of cloth or> gauze> > or saran wrap and apply to the body.> >> > A clay bath:> > There are 2 methods of making this. Pour a quart to a half gallon of> > liquid clay into running hot bath water and stir by hand, or cast 1 to> 2> > ounces (or more) under the running hot water. Stir by hand until> > dissolved.> >> > This amount of clay in a bath usually won't clog the drain or septic,> > though you may want to put a strainer under the tub stopper so as to> > strain out as much clay as possible, and then wipe the tub out rather> > than let the clay go down the drain.> >> > Some people that want heavy clay baths use a child's swimming pool> > outside. This way they can just dump the water/clay in the yard and> > don't have to worry about clogging drains.> >> > Dry clay:> > Can be used on wounds.> >> > When mixing clay and water use glass, wooden or plastic containers and> > spoons. Metal reacts to clay because clay removes heavy metals from> the> > body, so may strip off some metal from the containers and stirrers.> >> > When you join the clay group you can go to the file section and read> how> > tos there, plus ask any questions on list.> >> > Samala,> > Renee> >> > ----> >> >> > That would be wonderful, thanks so much Renee! so far I have only> found> > one supplier in NZ. It is hydrated. I have the address of the original> > supplier somewhere, so perhaps I could buy it dry, & hydrate it myself> -> > save shipping the weight of the water.> > Maracuja> >> > --- On Fri, 9/12/08, Gaiacita wrote:> >> > Gaiacita Re: Waiora - NCD> > oleander soup <oleander soup%40>> <oleander soup%40>> > Friday, September 12, 2008, 11:35 AM> >> >> > There's a great clay list run by a lady name Perry, that I can send> you> > a link to if you like.> >>

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A great website for clay knowledge is:http://www.eytonsearth.orgSome of the other websites are sales sites, but he seems to have the most info without selling it directly.-RitzOn Nov 12, 2008, at 2:53 PM, Norton, Steve wrote:No, no cancer. I take about 1 tablespoon of hydrated clay twice a day everyday (morning/evening). No changes to my diet. Still have sweet cravings daily. No weight loss before bentonite. I am now down 18 pounds.I am surprised. I kept waiting to gain back the weight but it hasn't happened yet. - Steveoleander soup oleander soup On Behalf Of TonyWednesday, November 12, 2008 2:36 PMoleander soup Re: Bentonite clay weight lossDo you have cancer? And you have not changed your diet and are eatingsweets? And you are losing a couple of pounds per week?Holy cow! LOOK at what you are saying here!!I really like bentonite clay, btw. How often are you using it?Tonyoleander soup , "Norton, Steve"<stephen.norton wrote:>> I have been using calcium bentonite clay for several months now and have> experienced an unexpected but consistent weight loss of about 2 pounds> per week. I have not intentionally changed my diet which is basically to> eat whenever I am hungry, including sweets. I take about 1 tablespoon of> hydrated clay twice a day. Has anyone else experienced weight loss with> bentonite?> Thanks,> Steve> > ________________________________> > oleander soup oleander soup> On Behalf Of Gaiacita> Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:02 AM> oleander soup > Re: Waiora - NCD> > > > Hi Maracuja. That's what most people do--buy dry and add water at home.> Here is the link to the clay group > Http://aboutclay/> <aboutclay/> > And this is how you hydrate it> > For a liquid drink:> 1 tablespoon clay to 8 ounces good water. Shake hard for 3 to 5> minutes, let it sit for an hour, shake again and then drink one ounce on> an empty stomach in the morning and one at night before bed, though some> people drink it throughout the day, up to 6 ounces.> > For Hydrated Clay:> 1 part clay with 3 parts water, depending on the type of clay you are> using (what company it is from will determine how much it absorbs). A> good swelling clay usually has a 1 to 3 ratio. Non swelling clays is a> 1 to 1 ratio. Swelling clays are considered the better type for> healing, the non-swelling is good for spa treatments.> Mix this thoroughly and let it sit for at least 12 hours, until it is> the consistency of sour cream. This can be applied topically or eaten> by the spoonful.> > Poultice:> To make a poultice mix the dry powder with enough water to make a heavy> paste. Use a 1 to 1 mixture. Allow to sit for several hours until all> the water is absorbed. Spread this thickly on a piece of cloth or gauze> or saran wrap and apply to the body.> > A clay bath:> There are 2 methods of making this. Pour a quart to a half gallon of> liquid clay into running hot bath water and stir by hand, or cast 1 to 2> ounces (or more) under the running hot water. Stir by hand until> dissolved. > > This amount of clay in a bath usually won't clog the drain or septic,> though you may want to put a strainer under the tub stopper so as to> strain out as much clay as possible, and then wipe the tub out rather> than let the clay go down the drain.> > Some people that want heavy clay baths use a child's swimming pool> outside. This way they can just dump the water/clay in the yard and> don't have to worry about clogging drains.> > Dry clay:> Can be used on wounds.> > When mixing clay and water use glass, wooden or plastic containers and> spoons. Metal reacts to clay because clay removes heavy metals from the> body, so may strip off some metal from the containers and stirrers. > > When you join the clay group you can go to the file section and read how> tos there, plus ask any questions on list. > > Samala,> Renee> > ----> > > That would be wonderful, thanks so much Renee! so far I have only found> one supplier in NZ. It is hydrated. I have the address of the original> supplier somewhere, so perhaps I could buy it dry, & hydrate it myself -> save shipping the weight of the water.> Maracuja> > --- On Fri, 9/12/08, Gaiacita wrote:> > Gaiacita Re: Waiora - NCD> oleander soup > Friday, September 12, 2008, 11:35 AM> > > There's a great clay list run by a lady name Perry, that I can send you> a link to if you like.>

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Rose,

You make a good point. When I first started with the clay there was significant pulling from the gums of bacteria and toxins. Now however, since the clay also does such a good job of keeping the teeth and gums clean and infection free, I am continuing the clay treatment to see if it helps with grow back of the gums rather than infection fighting. Btw, the clay works better than either H2O2 or colloidal silver in my experience for what I am doing now.

- Steve

 

 

oleander soup oleander soup On Behalf Of Gypsy RoseWednesday, November 12, 2008 9:31 PMoleander soup Subject: RE: Re: Bentonite clay weight loss

 

Steve,I think you should spit out the clay after holding it in your mouth because aren't you drawing out possible bacteria and toxins from you mouth with the clay? You should spit it out. Then, if you want to do the clay internally, do another separate dose.Just my thoughts.

 

Hugs,

Rose __

Steve,

Steve,I think you should spit out the clay after holding it in your mouth because aren't you drawing out possible bacteria and toxins from you mouth with the clay? You should spit it out. Then, if you want to do the clay internally, do another separate dose.Just my thoughts.

 

Hugs,

Rose I think you should spit out the clay after holding it in your mouth because aren't you drawing out possible bacteria and toxins from you mouth with the clay? You should spit it out. Then, if you want to do the clay internally, do another separate dose.Just my thoughts.

 

Hugs,

Rose ,_._,___