Bentonite Clay is a Powerful Body Detoxifier

Clay's ability to attract toxins, bacteria, heavy metals, and other noxious substances comes from its negative electrical charge. With toxic and unhealthy substances tending to have a positive electrical charge, they are irresistibly attracted to the negative charge of the clay. This includes all unhealthy substances, even radiation!

After the meltdown of Chernobyl in Russia, clay was added to chocolate bars and distributed to the masses to reduce the effects of the nuclear radiation. In addition, the scientists who went in afterward painted their bodies with a layer of clay mud before donning their radiation resistant gear to absorb any radiation that might have leaked through their suits and render it essentially harmless.

During the Balkan War the British army used clay for cholera. The mortality rate was 60% for all soldiers who contracted this disease. However, when clay was used, the mortality rate went down from 60% to an amazing 3%. Since then the British army uses clay for treatment of poisoning.

"During the First World War, the Russian soldiers received 200 grams of clay along with their rations, and it was added to mustard in several French regiments, who remained free of the dysentery, which ravaged nearby regiments."

You can do an internal cleanse with clay using Bentonite clay to help restore proper mineral balance. Many disorders we suffer from may, in fact, be due to mineral deficiencies.

Bentonite clay can also be used externally in a clay bath and as a poultice to help pull toxins through the skin.

It can also be used as a minor burn treatment and for various skin disorders or injuries.