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 22 Comments Chloe – Dijon, France January 17, 2010 - 11:28 Subject: How and where can you buy Bentonite Clay? I need It for my daughters science fair project! Thanks! CLYDE – EL PASO,TEXAS December 04, 2009 - 11:44 Subject: RINGWORM I BEEN HAVING PROBLEMS WITH RINGWORM ON BOTH OF MY THIGHS AND THE DOCTOR HAD TOLD ME TO USE LAMISIL. IT GOT WORES. PLEASE ADVISE ME IN WHAT TO USE. THANK YOU! Dawn – Phx, AZ USA October 27, 2009 - 00:22 Subject: Pascalite for Candidis Infection Need advice- urgently, about fungal infection, fiber, good bacteria, and clay. Can be used together? Or not at all, etc. Please contact me at my email address so I may explain in detail. Thank you, Dawn Reply to Dawn Celeste – Los Angeles December 10, 2009 - 12:02 Subject: Re: Pascalite for Candidis Infection If anyone can publish a reply, it would help me out a lot too. i.e. could we use clay as a conjunctive therapy with probiotics and other herbs, etc. to help treat Candidiasis. What specific type of clay would be recommended? lorna mcguinness – New London, N.H. October 23, 2009 - 14:43 Subject: info on clays what is the difference between Liquid clay and hydrated clay and dry clay. Where do I find info on this and how to make them Reply to lorna mcguinness Jason – Las Vegas October 23, 2009 - 14:51 Subject: Re: info on clays If you purchase dry clay, usually in powdered form, you add water to the clay; just enough to make a gel (also called magma). Next, if you take a tablespoonful of the magma, and mix it into a class of water, you will have liquid clay (clayish water). Reply to lorna mcguinness jayanth – India,hyderabad November 07, 2009 - 23:11 Subject: Re: info on clays In general if you say liquid clay, clay will be in liquid form means having excess of solvent either water or any other solvent which you need to mix the clay. if you say hydrated clay: it already contains water content, it looks like a fine powder only but will be having moisture or limited water content, its called hydrated clay dry clay means no water molecules in that, suppose if you say attapulgite (clay) formula is Mg5Si8O20(HO)2(OH2)4.4H2O here you can see presence of water molecules i.e H2O. Even removing of this water molecules from clay is called dry clay. If you go for drying under controlled temperature conditions you can get dry clay. pamina September 25, 2009 - 12:27 Subject: I read in a site that clay (bentonite, etc) is not good because it can turn hard inside the body and be hard to expel. Is this ttue? Reply to pamina uncle ski October 04, 2009 - 05:43 Subject: clay consistency after eating pamina, did you ever play in the mud as a kid? the stuff in the mud that made it somoth and slick is clay. when you get clay inside your digestive system, it stays smooth and slick because it stays wet. very healing in many ways and will expel easily when it gets to the "bottom of things" so to speak. Heather – Idaho Flass July 23, 2009 - 10:26 Subject: Clay Uses to heal excema I have had excema most of my life. I am 34 yrs old. My family recently told me about this but I don't have the means of buying something extremely expensive. what type of results have you seen using this. Is this something you recommend to someone with severe excema? Reply to Heather Rebecca Dexter – New Hampshire, USA January 10, 2010 - 08:26 Subject: Re: Clay Uses to heal excema Hi. It is an initial investment to buy clay in bulk, but once you do it will last for a very long time. I feel that compared to many other natural supplements, clay by the pounds is very affordable. I bought 25 pounds of bentonite clay for 35 dollars. It is heavy stuff, and I was surprised how small a box could fit 25 pounds, but it is still quite a lot and will last a long time. Mark July 17, 2009 - 11:48 Subject: clay poultice use for pertussis or severe respiratory infection Does anyone have any experience with using a clay poultice with someone suffereing from a severe respiratory infection? Reply to Mark uncle ski October 04, 2009 - 06:00 Subject: Re: clay poultice use for pertussis or severe respiratory infection Mark, I love green clay, it has many uses - including as a poultice and I have used it successfully, but only with "on the surface" infections. I believe in getting the treatment as close to the problem as possible. With that thought in mind, have you researched "Food Grade Peroxide" ? Listen now I said FOOD GRADE!! Got it? This is not the drug store or supermarket variety, There are at least 5 different varieties of Hydrogen Peroxide. There is a formulation for diluting food grade peroxide that you can inhale as a spray. I am sorry I do not have the website, just google "food grade H2O2" or "food grade hydrogen peroxide" and I would only order the 35% because even though it is to be handled with extreme - "EXTREME!" caution, you would be sure to have the pure stuff. You can dilute it to the required potency for any treatment from there, just follow directions on most of the sites you will find. Hydrogen Peroxide Treatments have been used by famous doctors like Dr William Campbell Dougless from CA wbleepednow writes a health newsletter, I think it is called "Second Opinion", and a few others wbleepedaren't afraid of the FDA. No this treatment is not approved, because it is highly effective and can't be patented, therefore the drug companies won't let FDA approve it because they can't make any money off of it. Just choose a source you are comfortable with, one that gives all the warnings and instructions and you will be fine. Liz Burton – England July 14, 2009 - 12:47 Subject: Ulcerative Colitis I suffer from uc which is fairly dormant since I know what to eat although have little flair ups from time to time. Would Bentonite Clay be beneficial and help to heal my gut? muhammd Idrees – pakistan May 14, 2009 - 01:08 Subject: Leareabout your system of healing hi i am dr idrees from pakistan i want to know about your healing system and want to serve humanity by this unique way 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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