Hi everyone, I've enjoyed reading this discussion about clay baths.
A good friend of mine acquired Mercury Toxicity via the Thimerosal contained in vaccinations. After being hospitalized and slipping into a coma, he was later able to acquire a successful diagnosis via the Melisa Test.
His story that documents how he recovered via clay baths:
http://www.eytonsearth.org/mercury-toxicity-bentonite-clay.phpThe article we have presented on clay baths after quite a few years of study:
http://www.eytonsearth.org/clay-baths.phpWhat we know to date is that every case is individual. If heavy metal toxicity is accute, and the immune system response is new, then clay baths often remove all symptoms VERY quickly.
However, if the toxicity is chronic ( remember, toxicity itself can only be measured in terms of the body's RESPONSE to the toxic substance ), then it can take a long time to remove the metals...
Even years of clays baths taken two to three times weekly with no less than 5 lbs. of clay per bath, according to a few cases we've studied where the individual has done monthly heavy metal lab work to track progress with clay baths.
Yes, it is very adviseable for those with amalgams to use clay baths. Obviously anything that reduces the toxic burden on the body will help maintain good health.
We have been working to find affordable protocols for close to fifteen years now to help address various forms of toxicity.
While specialty clays certainly work just fine for bath use, all finely meshed sodium and/or calcium smectites have proven effective.
Based on the cost of clays for doing effective clay baths, those who are committed to doing them may wish to find a source of clay more affordable.
We keep a buyers guide online of clays that have been traditionally used and known to have therapeutic value:
http://www.eytonsearth.org/purchase-buy-healing-clay.phpFor bulk clay, in particular, those who are doing clay baths may wish to consider the following source:
http://www.greenclays.com ... Pricing for 44 lbs. of clay starts at $110.00, plus shipping. For those who are only using one lb for clay baths, that provides quite a few baths.
Kind Regards,
Jason
