Never underestimate the power of clay

Never underestimate the power of clay.  It is a cheap try and safe to boot.  If clay is working for you, you will know it within a week. Be aware of improvements and additional benefits other than the reason you are taking it.  

(from Perry A~ Arledge, author of Living Clay, Nature's Own Miracle Cure)

The recording of yesterday's awesome clay info session

Yesterday's Living Clay teleseminar was awesome! But if you missed it, don't despair. You can listen to the recording of the event by going to the AboutClay website and accessing the recording archives. ENJOY!

www.aboutclay.com/teleseminar_archives.htm

Clay Info Session tomorrow (Thurs., Oct. 24) at noon central time

Join us tomorrow (Thursday, October 24) at noon central time for a free Living Clay teleseminar - Q&A with Perry A~. This is a Q&A sessions where you ask the questions, and Perry A~ Arledge (author of Living Clay, Nature's Own Miracle Cure) gives the answers. You can join in by phone, or right on your computer. For more info:

www.apexbentoniteclay.com/teleseminar.htm

What clay is and how it works (audio recording)

Perry A~ was recently interviewed by Joyce Riley on The Power Hour, and you can hear the interview by going to this web page: www.aboutclay.com/clay_info.htm and scrolling down to the audio files section. However, there was one 9 minute clip we wanted to share with everyone. It's a great clip where Perry A~ discusses what clay is and how it works. Feel free to share this clip with friends and family!

What clay is and how it works

Recap and recording of yesterday's Live Well Lifestyle Session

If you missed the Live Well Lifestyle Teleseminar yesterday afternoon (or if you just want to relive it!), you can read the program notes and listen to the recording here:

Live Well Lifestyle Teleseminar Archives

We look forward to the next Live Well Lifestyle session next month, and we hope to see you there.

Check the pH level of your clay

Most clays are alkaline.  It is best to ask the pH levels of a clay. Many are acidic due to environmental exposure. Seek a pH between 8 and 10. 

(From Perry A~ Arledge, author of Living Clay, Nature's Own Miracle Cure)

Live Well Lifestyle Free Teleseminar tomorrow (Thurs., Oct. 17) at noon central time

Join us tomorrow (Thursday, October 17) for the free Living Clay Live Well Lifestyle teleseminar at noon central time with Perry A~ Arledge. Practice living from unconditional love, respect, joy, laughter and integrity. Letting go of worry, stress, futurizing, pasturizing, assumptions and the need to control others. Being free of mental suffering and being at peace with all things. Learning to manifest, set intentions, dream build, meditate, and live from joy.

For more info: www.apexbentoniteclay.com/livewell.htm

7 Uses for Bentonite Clay

This is a great article I found recently that I wanted to share with you. The only thing I don't agree with is the statement on Mineral Boost. Although clay is comprised of minerals, it isn't assimilated into your system enough to be considered a supplement. It's main job is to remove the impurities, which it does amazingly well!

7 Uses for Bentonite Clay

by The Alternative Daily

Bentonite is a type of absorbent and powerfully healing clay that was discovered in the late 19th century near Red Rock, Wyoming at Fort Benton, hence the name. It’s derived from a type of volcanic ash that had fallen into a prehistoric body of water which evaporated and left behind a bed of this mineral-rich clay. It is known to contain over 60 natural trace minerals such as calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium and silica which are all essential to human health.

Bentonite clay is especially unique as it has the ability to produce an electrical charge when hydrated. Upon contact with fluid, its electrical components change, allowing it to absorb toxins. In ancient cultures, a ball of the clay was said to be used by dissolving it in water and ingested with meals in order to heal an array of digestive issues and other ailments.

The clay can be used externally as well as internally – here is a look at just 7 of its many uses.

Detox

Every cell in the body excretes waste material which becomes toxic and poisonous if allowed to build up quicker than it can be eliminated. In addition, we are all exposed to a wide range of toxins in our environment, including the air we breathe, the food we eat, the water we drink, and a host of chemicals from all types of everyday products.

Bentonite clay uses a negative ionic charge to capture and absorb toxins. Since many of the toxins in our body are positively charged toxins that are attracted to and bond to the clay, it makes it especially effective for a detox.

You can use it internally by mixing 1 to 2 teaspoons in 8 ounces of filtered water; drink and then follow with another 8 ounces of water. It can also be used in a bath by adding 1 to 2 cups of the clay to hot bath water and soaking for at least a half hour.

Speed healing, reduce itching

The clay is known to promote and speed healing in a variety of skin conditions, including acne. It can also help to heal a wound faster.

A mask of the clay mixed with water can be added to all types of skin irritations such as blemishes, cuts and rashes. Just apply and leave it on until it dries, and rinse. It is known to be especially effective to relieve the itching from eczema and psoriasis.

Oral health

Because the clay has a high concentration of essential minerals, it is quite effective at promoting better oral health. It may even help re-mineralize a tooth with mild decay as well as offering mild abrasive properties that can help scrub and polish the teeth. To use as a toothpaste mix 3 drops of tea tree oil and 6 drops of essential peppermint oil to about 2 ounces of hydrated clay.

Allergies

Detoxifying the liver can help reduce allergy symptoms, and sometimes eliminate them completely. As the clay helps to stimulate eliminatory channels, it is known to effectively treat hay fever and allergies. It works because these issues are caused by the release of histamines; the liver becomes clogged with toxins and fatty tissues which prevent it from producing the necessary antihistamines to neutralize allergic reactions.

Bloating and gas

Many people have used bentonite clay to help cleanse the colon. It is known to relieve bloating and gas as well as to ease symptoms of digestive disorders like irritable bowel syndrome.

Mineral boost

When taken internally, the clay is an excellent supplement to your diet to increase mineral intake due to its magnesium content as well as approximately 67 other trace minerals. As our modern day soil is so greatly depleted of nutrients, many of us are in need of a mineral boost.

Conditioning hair

Bentonite can be used to clarify and condition the hair by effectively removing product buildup without stripping the hair. It will leave your hair conditioned, moisturized and shiny. It is also said to promote thicker hair and even hair growth. Simply apply it like a regular conditioner and leave it on the scalp for about 20 minutes before rinsing.

With so many wonderful uses for Bentonite clay, this is really something that should be in everyone’s medicine cabinet!

 -The Alternative Daily

Clay is a God given pharmacy

Clay is a God given pharmacy.  Pharmacies can’t replicate.  It has to go through an earth birthing of a volcano to make clay.

(from Perry A~ Arledge, author of Living Clay, Nature's Own Miracle Cure) 

Recording of today's (Thurs., Oct. 10) clay info teleseminar

Today's Living Clay teleseminar was awesome! But if you missed it, don't despair. You can listen to the recording of the event by going to the AboutClay website and accessing the recording archives. ENJOY!

www.aboutclay.com/teleseminar_archives.htm

Free Clay Info Teleseminar with Perry A~ tomorrow (Thursday, Oct. 10)

Join us tomorrow (Thursday, October 10) at noon central time for a free Living Clay teleseminar - Q&A with Perry A~. This is a Q&A sessions where you ask the questions, and Perry A~ Arledge (author of Living Clay, Nature's Own Miracle Cure) gives the answers. You can join in by phone, or right on your computer. For more info:

www.apexbentoniteclay.com/teleseminar.htm

Put some clay on it!

A general of thumb is if something hurts, burns, itches or stings put clay on it for quick relief.

(from Perry A~ Arledge, author of Living Clay, Nature's Own Miracle Cure)