clay detox baths

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Dear ,

I have some prior experience with using clay baths. What I

have used is bentonite. It is very " drawing " . I've also

used it internally. I've also used it for topically on wounds.

It is used for all that and much more.

I have a friend who just ordered the clay bath from this

website. My only real comment on it is that it is probably

" good " , but it is also pretty expensive. The local health

food store where I live sells bentonite in the bulk herbs

section. (That's the kind I use if I want to take it

internally or use small amounts topically). When I used

to take clay baths, I bought bentonite from a clay store.

The difference in price is gigantic.

I haven't taken any clay baths since I've been doing the

mercury detox...... let us know how you like it!

I've also used all kinds of herbs and things in baths too.

I don't know what kind of herbs are in the clay bath mix.

I don't think the website says that?

regards,

Moria

RESPONDING TO:

Message: 13

Date: Thu, 15 Feb 2001 00:59:52 -0000

From: john.gilfillan@...

Subject: clay detox baths

Does anyone have any experience or views about detox baths?

The company that provides clays for use in detox baths (see

http://www.magneticclay.com) claim great success in pulling out heavy

metals and other toxins – better than conventional chelation.

While they have very limited experience with treating toxic children,

they state the effects have been positive.

I understand saunas are also used to excrete toxins through the skin

but this is really discussed on this list as an adjunct to chelation.

I take it that excretion through the skin would help pull out metals

loosened from the brain and add to the usual means of elimination –

urine and skin.

Can anyone foresee or know of adverse effects from using a clay

dissolved in water as a detox treatment?