| Salt, clay and other Earth minerals are naturally consumed by humans and animals. They are essential for a healthy and productive life. Food and drinks contain all kinds of minerals. We enjoy organic produce such as fruits and vegetables, usually without even thinking about the minerals contained therein. As a rule of thumb, a diverse diet provides all the nutrients we need. Balanced, supplemented intake of clay minerals will further benefit our health and enhance our well-being. |
| Animals often obtain essential nutrients at so-called mineral licks. And humans? Well, they have plenty of choices these days to supplement their food with essential trace minerals according to individual preferences and needs. Bare minerals can enrich meals naturally. Clay minerals such as bentonite and montmorillonite are used as such additives. Furthermore, clay can replace chemically synthesized fertilizer and pesticides: applied to the soil in your garden clay can nurture herbs and tress that will nurture you. |
| Clay is also an excellent material for treating stomach ailments and detoxifying the body. Clay minerals have various external uses as well. If you are an outdoor enthusiast, you surely appreciate the relief from itching bug bites after treating the affected skin area with moist clay. |
| The favored clays for diet and health applications are smectite clays. Smectites are unique in their capability of extracting—at fast rates—large amounts of many toxic compounds from the body. For detoxing and internal cleansing, Calcium Bentonite Clay is the clay of choice. Detailed information on healing clays, bentonite in particular, is available in a variety of resources. Selected links to such resources are presented in the following. |
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