Detoxification is simply the process of removing toxins and harmful substances from our bodies. Detoxing is an ancient method of healing. Most of us realize that we live in a very toxic world, with everything from glyphosate in our food to heavy metals in our water. Although we can’t always choose our exposures, it is important to be aware of where toxins might be found in our bodies and how to detoxify, or cleanse, ourselves from them.
Clay has been used therapeutically for centuries, with the first use of medicinal clay recorded in 2500 B.C in Mesopotamia. Over the centuries the Greeks, Romans, Aztecs and Europeans have all hailed the health benefits of clay. During the First World War, German physicians used clay therapy to successfully treat troops for food poisoning, dysentery, and diarrhoea and wound infection.
Dr. Weston A. Price, author of Nutrition and Physical Degeneration observed that several indigenous groups around the world used clay readily to outsmart disease and illness.
Those in the Andes, Central Africa and Australia would often carry dried balls of clay in their satchels to be consumed in water before meals to aid in warding off possible toxins or poisons.
Science has discovered what indigenous groups had known all along: clay is a powerful, protective, and healing substance that helps in detoxifying the body.
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