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Sodium montmorillonite is commonly known as bentonite; the name is

derived from the location of the first commercial deposit mined at

Fort Benton, Wyoming USA. Bentonite principally consists of sodium

montmorillonite in combination with 10 to 20% of various mineral

impurities such as feldspars, calcite, silica, gypsum, etc. Sodium

montmorillonite clays are the industrial clays used in things like:

plaster, oil well drilling mud, cat litter, matches, cement tiles,

lubricating grease, paints, copy paper, dynamite, shoe polish,

concrete, cleaning agents, wall boards, crayons, and bleaching

agents to mention a few.

Calcium montmorillonite, the second type of montmorillonite, is also

known as " living clay " (Terramin) for it principally consists of

minerals that enhance the production of enzymes in all living

organisms. Benefits of calcium montmorillonite minerals have been

documented in research conducted by many scientists and leading

universities. " In addition to the role it plays as a potent

detoxifier, Calcium Montmorillonite Clay has also been used

extensively in the treatment of pain, open wounds, colitis,

diarrhea, hemorrhoids, stomach ulcers, intestinal problems, acne,

anemia, and a variety of other health issues. " Dr. Cohen - more

about the health benefits of calcium montmorillonite clay

Pascalite clay is a calcium bentonite, formed thirty million years

ago as the froth and foam of the fiery and convulsive era atop the

Big Horn Mountains in Wyoming. Over the centuries, it captured the

calcium from that limestone formation, and many other minerals (now

known to be vital to life) in trace amounts migrated into it --

manganese, cobalt, copper, etc...Technically, Pascalite is a calcium-

based bentonite. Pascalite is also believed to remove toxins from

the body.