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Bentonite Clay to Remove Toxins
We are from the EARTH. THE BIBLE says in GENESIS 27 that man was created in HIS image in a remarkable and meaningful way. Man is made in FATHER GOD’S likeness and we are a reflection of his love for creation, made to serve as the lead over EARTH beings. They say that beauty is skin deep. There is far more to a person than one’s outwardly appearances. FATHER GOD wants us to delight in the physical beauty of others but focus also on the defining characteristics that make up one’s personality.
The gift of beauty and disposition go hand in hand, uniquely for those who outwardly choose to appreciate the individual experience that they’ve been awarded by FATHER GOD. Beauty is often reflective of one’s personality as well as is the body in which one has been provided is an outwardly expression of FATHER GOD’S artistry. You were created to be beautiful. Additionally, it is important that one realizes the very special connection that we have been awarded as people of this EARTH.
FATHER GOD created man in his image on the 5th day. In GENESIS 27, “So GOD created man in his own image, in the image of GOD created he him; male and female created he them.” Many was made of the dirt of Earth, just as a plant or mineral. We were provided, before the fall of man, with all the necessary tools to succeed indefinitely. I am always searching for novel methods to connect with FATHER GOD. In years recent, attempts to be one with the Earth have persisted.
From “listening to the Earth” at the park or surrounding myself primarily with natural products, I have tried my best to hear the HOLY SPIRIT’S instruction for my life. I have yet to try a Geyser or mud bath but cannot wait to do so and realize that there are restorative properties in each of these experiences. In the past, I have used various mineral rich clays which are essentially a type of natural soil material in which to apply to the skin for purification purposes.
There are many different types of natural clay, all of which contain both beneficial restorative and cleansing properties. Red clays, sometimes referred to as rose clay is common in places like Morocco. Magnesium, calcium, and copper are a few of the long-standing minerals that suffuses red clay making it one of the most effective at eliminating skin-based impurities. The clay concurrently unplugs pores and removes dirt cells, creating a more even looking skin tone for consistent usage.
Blue clays, such as Illilite, were formed in the Siberian Lakes around 400 million years ago. Being such an effective natural exfoliant, illilite clay is perfect for many natural beauty uses. Blue clay works under the surface of the skin to remove impurities such as dead skin and other toxins. The clay further addresses acne related problems such as a dull complexion and blackheads. Green clays, another of the illilite subtype, are known for vivid green coloring that grows in monetary value the greener the clay.
The French clay is consistent of numerous minerals and small amounts of algae and chlorophyll. Some additional trace minerals that can be found in green clay include the following; montmorillonite, dolomite, magnesium, calcium, potassium, manganese, phosphorus and copper. Though typically found in the southern coast of France green clay also has been mined in other parts of Europe and the northwestern United States. Use this clay to tone the skin, heal blemishes, and increase circulation.
White clays, more commonly called Kaolin clay, is made up of a mineral called kaolinite. The clay is named after Koa-ling, a hill in China that has been mined for the purpose of cultivation for hundreds of years. Koalinite, is also found in locations around the world such as Brazil, the United States, Pakistan and Bulgaria. Often purely white or soft pink in tone, kaolin is made up of minerals such as silica and quartz. Also, naturally occurring in the clay are the minerals copper, selenium. manganese, magnesium, and zinc. Applying generous amounts of white clay to the skin can reduce acne, address chronic conditions like stomach ulcers, and alleviate pain experienced from rashes and/or poison ivy.
Bentonite clay is a white colored clay that derives from volcanic ash. The name bentonite comes from the town Fort Benton, a place in Wyoming where the clay is found in large quantities. This particular clay is similar to that of montmorillonite clay, a mixture that is cultivated in the Montmorillon region of France. Bentonite clay is rich in the mineral’s calcium, magnesium, and iron. It is present in many cosmetic products and has been used to treat a variety of medical conditions. Such medical conditions commonly treated with bentonite clay include acne, other skin rashes, obesity, and high cholesterol. For these purposes, and many more, it can be taken internally.
Bentonite clay is effective at removing harmful toxins from within the body. In 2019, a team of researchers tested the effectiveness of sodium bentonite clay at treating acute aflatoxicosis. Aflatoxicosis is a chronic disease, more readily affecting individuals of African heritage, that come from the ingestion of aflatoxins that occur in some foods. Aflatoxins, which are carcinogenic in nature, include molds that grow in soil, hay, and spoiled vegetables. Similarly, a 2022 case study tested a combination of bentonite clay, probiotics, and black seed oil in the treatment of Clostridium difficile. The mixture was effective in eliminating the infection from the child participants. Further research may be needed to understand the full impact of the clay on the body.
Many cultures take bentonite clay internally due to its detoxification properties. You can acquire the food grade version for safe consumption though one is discouraged from usage for any longer than four consecutive weeks at a time. Bentonite clay is a tried and true beauty secret that will ensure your natural glow from within and flawless skin from without. Thank you for reading my article on natural clays and to your best life.
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