Redmond Clay

Redmond Clay

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PACKAGING OPTIONS:

• 20 oz jar
• 6 lbs in a zipper top bulk bag

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SHELF LIFE: Does Not Expire

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ABOUT:

Redmond Clay is an all natural bentonite healing clay that has been used for generations. Geologists tell us Redmond Clay is volcanic ash that was deposited in sea water long ago, where it would develop into a swelling-type sodium bentonite clay. Redmond Trading brings this “clay of a thousand uses” to market in its natural state with no additives, chemicals or preservatives.

First Aid Uses/Health Benefits:

External Use- burns, bee stings, wounds, spider bites, acne, athlete’s foot, bruises, arthritis, cuts, diaper rash, eczema, infections, mosquito bites, sores that won’t heal, sprains, twisted ankles and inflammation

Internal Use- diarrhea, constipation, heartburn, stomachache, acid indigestion, food poisoning, hiatal hernia, acid reflex, diverticulitis, colitis, rotavirus and helicobacter pylori bacteria


How To Prepare the Clay:

For External Use: To prepare the Redmond clay for external use, mix the powdered clay with just enough water to make a gel the consistency of mud. Use a glass cup or small glass-canning jar. If you don’t use it all, keep a lid on it. If it starts to dry up, just add a little more water and mix it up again. Use the mud like you would a gel, cream or poultice. Put it on about 1/4 inch thick; cover it with gauze, a bandage or plastic wrap; and leave it on overnight. The next day, you will be amazed at the result.

For Internal Use: To use the clay internally, mix 1 teaspoon of the dry, powdered clay in half a glass of water (preferably filtered water). Stir it up and let it sit for six to eight hours. Then, drink it.

If you have a hard time drinking the clay sediment at the bottom, just drink the clear liquid that is full of minerals, but it is better if you can drink the whole thing.

The clay goes through your intestinal system and absorbs poisons and toxins as it moves through, pulling them out of the body to be eliminated with waste material. It is good to make a large amount of clay water, let it sit for the prescribed time and then drink it several times a day, depending on how sick you feel.

http://easyhealthoptions.com/medicinal-benefits-of-redmond-clay/


Other Uses: Shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, food detoxes, facial masks, etc.