Elan-bentonite clay

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, Bea Bernhausen <beabernhausen

wrote:

>

> I have Yerba Prima from Great Plains--liquid form. Says to take one tablespoon

in liquid.  Would you know if this is a good quality?

>  

> Thanks

> Bea

 

 

Hi Bea,

 

Although I have used them in the past before I began researching about clays in

earnest, personally I no longer use these types of pre-hydrated liquid clays

like Sonne's or Yerba Prima Great Plains bentonite, because they've been

processed and sterilized, which changes the natural state of the clay from the

way it came out of the ground. Now I only use high quality powdered clays like

Pascalite, Living Clay or Pyroclay, and hydrate them myself, as these clays are

minimally processed, so they're much closer to the way nature made them with

most or all of their healing qualities intact.

 

Another thing to consider is that clay has powerful drawing and adsorptive

qualities, particularly once it comes into contact with water and becomes

hydrated. This means that just as it will pull toxins from your body into

itself, clay also has the potential pull anything else it comes in contact with

into itself. So if you have a plastic bottle with liquid bentonite inside it,

the clay will constantly be pulling the plastic into itself, and personally, I'd

rather not put that into or onto my body. This is why it's important to always

use non-reactive, non-metallic utensils and storage containers for clay, such as

glass or food safe ceramics.

 

Just my 2 cents, but then again, I've become pretty fussy about the purity of

the products I use in and on my body anymore.

 

 

Elan

[Guest guest]

Where can you buy the Pascalite, Living Clay and Pyroclay?

 

~Amber

 

 

 

Although I have used them in the past before I began researching about clays in earnest, personally I no longer use these types of pre-hydrated liquid clays like Sonne's or Yerba Prima Great Plains bentonite, because they've been processed and sterilized, which changes the natural state of the clay from the way it came out of the ground. Now I only use high quality powdered clays like Pascalite, Living Clay or Pyroclay, and hydrate them myself, as these clays are minimally processed, so they're much closer to the way nature made them with most or all of their healing qualities intact.