Welcome to Eytons' Earth: Healing Clays of the World

A wall of sand carried by wind-formed fingers swept through the desert valley, with mini-tornados swirling within the center. Man things were lifted up and cast out into the skyscapes, some of which were never to be found. When the sky returned a short three minutes later, a double rainbow sang vibrant colors unto the paler vastlands beneath the glow. Silence reigned. The wall entered the clay flatlands and it was as if the ground was on sand-fire.

I approached with camera in hand just as the storm was breathing its final sighs.

I gazed over to the mud-clay baths, heard the natural geothermally heated hot waters flowing near-silently. The silence and the song, together, spoke to me in a hushed whisper, as if to say:

Welcome to the Mystic Desert. Welcome to Eytons' Earth.

Comments @ Eytonsearth.org - No website addresses or any other spam is tolerated in the comment section - To leave an anonymous comment, please use this email address: anon @ eytonsearth.org Leave a Comment Show:   Sort: Newest first Oldest first   1-15 of 67 Comments mamamiri January 11, 2012 - 09:38 Subject: DANGER! HELP!!! I was told by another company that they were sending me edible bentonite. A few weeks later when I had very bloody stools, extreme abdominal pain & cramping, I asked them to send me all the info yet have on it. Turns out it was sodium bentonite and it clearly stated not to ingest! I'm sooo angry at their sales rep for lying to me, but more importantly, I need to know what I can do to get it out of my system. Poison control said to go to the ER but we don't have insurance. I've been reading about dogs wbleepedate cat litter (sodium bentonite) and it stuck to their intestinal walls & their intestines had to be removed. There has to be another way! Or more human info out there! I've never had a problem with calcium bentonite. Should I drink a ton of water? Or would that make it swell more? I did drink the clay hydrated. Please help!!!! Mary – tx January 03, 2012 - 23:42 Subject: White cold skin Jason you mention in your book to stop external treatment if after 10 mins or so the skin, the treated area is white and very cool to the touch - but you dont say why. i had this reaction. how can i learn more and what to do? thanks! Reply to Mary Jason January 04, 2012 - 07:38 Subject: Re: White cold skin Hi Mary: What to look out for is a a deep cold feeling... At first, room temperature clay will always be cool on the skin. It's a deeply cold feeling that you need to watch out for. If this occurs, remove the clay pack, allow the body to recover, and then apply again. Alternatively, use warmed clay packs, or warmed clay compresses. Mary – tx November 30, 2011 - 21:31 Subject: clawfoot tub we have an old clawfoot tub with (i assume) a porcelin surface coating. I am using terramin clay. The clay cant leach the metal from the tub can it? Is it safe to take clay baths in such a tub? Mary November 25, 2011 - 15:44 Subject: Clay and sovergn silver Hi Jason thank you for such a great website and book. My question is we as a family use sovergn silver and clay. i read in your book you have experimented with using them together with great success. I purposely give either two hrs before or after but not together. since silver is a metal i figured it would be a big no no to administer together. what say you? Thank you! Reply to Mary Jason November 25, 2011 - 15:51 Subject: Re: Clay and sovergn silver Hi Mary: The silver clay combination is best used for external applications.... especially tough infections. Internally, adding silver and clay together may result in more silver being carried into the colon... If that is not your purpose, then separate use exactly as you specified. One last thing: There is no problem (in and of itself) using metals that one would consider being beneficial with clay. However, using alloys and clay is the primary concern, since wet clay will sorpt metal ions. So, if you don't want the metal in the clay (and thus in the body), avoid contact between the clay and metal. Bill October 24, 2011 - 21:02 Subject: Recycling Clay Hello Jason, I am curious if clay that has been used (and which is therefore full of toxins) can be "recycled" somehow. Is there a process that will reverse the adsorption and absorption properties of clay? The supply of clay in the world is surely finite so is this possible? Or is used clay contaminated forever? Thanks. Ray Vander Borgh October 10, 2011 - 17:24 Subject: How much water? After you prepare the colloidal mixture, betonite with psyllium husks, in water, according the recipe provided, do you follow it up with water, and how much, or you just swallow the gel and just drink water whenever you feel like it? Thanks. elisabeth Jaeger – Quebec September 18, 2011 - 17:44 Subject: We have been successfully treating a severe calcaneous break with comfrey and green clay packs twice a day. We have been leaving the clay on to dry and would like to know if this can be harmful in any way ( we have read differing reports on this) Reply to elisabeth Jaeger Eytons Earth – Las Vegas, NV September 18, 2011 - 18:14 Subject: Hi Elisabeth: In this case, no... The two things to avoid are over drying of sensitive tissues, and tissue damage due to excessive amounts of clay drying in a wound (when considering care management). anon – Australia September 06, 2011 - 16:11 Subject: Links on the website This link doesn't work anymore. can you tell us the name of the clay--distributor of this clay? I've been using 'Australian Healing Clays'. Thank you ... Australia Calcium Bentonite / Montmorillonite Green Clay - Australian source for fine quality healing clay. This calcium bentonite/montmorillonite is the same we've been researching and using for sixteen years. Reply to anon Eytons – Las Vegas, NV September 06, 2011 - 16:39 Subject: Re: Links on the website Greetings: Look up Echolife, Australia. www.echolife.com.au Reply to anon anon – Australia September 07, 2011 - 00:39 Subject: Re: Links on the website Hello, Thank you for the immediate reply. The echolife website only sells clay from the Mojave desert. I'm sure it's lovely, but I was looking for something actually dug up from the earth of Australia. The Bentonite from the HealingClay website looks like a sodium bentonite. It is from Australia, but doesn't say where. I've been using it for a while and don't really notice much of an effect. But then my health issues are decades old ... maybe I need a decade of use before any good will come ... All the best, R Daniel August 23, 2011 - 02:13 Subject: Aztec healing clay. Is this a good clay to take internally? Thanks for the help in advance. Wendy – Middletown, DE July 25, 2011 - 18:50 Subject: Stomach I have a stomach problem. Many foods upsets my stomach. Can't eat out. Most foods give me gas/ bloating. Seems to be a major problem - Bloating. Could you suggest something for this? I love remedies for such problems. Leave a Comment * Your name * Your email address (will not be published) Your website Your location Remember me ? Subscribe: No All comments ? Replies to my comment ? ? 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