A few years ago, my boyfriend and I attended a seminar run by an Earth Medicine Man named Byron. He was a chemist and had turned to natural medicine. He advocated the use of drinking Coso Green Clay (bentonite). You put a teaspoon in 8 ounces of water (don't use metal) and you leave it to sit overnight. This sort of charges it up. You wake up in the morning and stir it with something "wooden"; then you drink it. It's supposed to be great along with a candida/fungus diet and it pulls the toxins that the yeast give off as they die. It's great for cleansing and pulling toxins, but I don't personally believe it pulls mercury. Clay is like a magnet for toxins. Remember, Jesus used clay to heal people and this is well known throughout time. I wonder if Jesus would have let anyone place mercury amalgam in his mouth?

Sandra

The act of putting a foreign substance into your body is, as spoken in Greek, called pharmakeia (far-mak-i'-ah). It is almost translated sorcery in the Bible.

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