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Mahatma Gandhi - Clay Therapy Practitioner
Gandhi possessed more than 25 years of experience using healing
clays in natural medicine.
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V.E. Irons ( V Earl Irons ) - Pioneer / Cleansing &
Supplments
V.E. Irons was one of the great early pioneers in the supplement
industry in the United States. He ( and his company ) was the first
( to the best of our knowledge ) to introduce a USP Grade Bentonite
product, for use in internal cleansing programs. His original seven
day fast and colonics cleansing program is still recommended today.
The Vita-Rox product line is still available, including
the Vita-Rox Detoxificant #16, which is a wisely processed and
pre-hydrated sodium bentonite, USP grade. V.E.
Iron's Vita-Rox Bentonite Detoxificant #16.
V.E. Irons based his product line on a nutritional
philosphy categorized in 3 sections, composed of exactly seven
primary concepts: Faiths, Beliefs, Thoughts, Air, Water, Drink,
and Food.
"SPIRITUALLY - We are basically the SUM TOTAL of
our innermost and continued FAITHS AND BELIEFS
MENTALLY - We
are basically the SUM TOTAL of our innermost and repeated THOUGHTS.
'As ye think in your heart, so are ye!'
PHYSICALLY - We are
basically the SUM TOTAL of the PHYSICAL materials - FOOD,
DRINK, AIR, AND WATER."
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Dr. Teruo Higa - Effective Microrganisms
"Clay is an electrically charged colloid which, when its electrical
properties become dense, assumes the form of a template capable
of duplicating information possessed by the microorganisms.
The theory that life originated from clay can be said to have
its origins in the fact that clay does have the capacity to
accept and fix (bind within itself) a multiplicity of diverse
electronic resonance or information."
Dr. Higa is a pioneer in horticultural research, and has developed
a line of products which include combining fired clays with
effective micrograngisms.
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Edgar
Cayce - "The Sleeping Prophet"
Edgar Cayce recommended the use of clay for a wide variety of conditions, including
eye and spinal conditions ( external treatments ).
Read more: Edgar Cayce on Healing Clays
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Max Gerson - "The Gerson Institute"
Max Gerson recommended healing clay for a wide variety of conditions. To this
day, the Gerson Institute utilizes Terramin ( a red calcium bentonite ), including
clay compresses to help address liver cancer.
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Weston A. Price - The Weston A. Price Foundation
Famed author of the landmark book, Nutrition and Physical Degeneration, published
in 1939, researcher Weston A. Price documented extensive use of natural clays
by non-industrialized "indigenous" peoples across the world. Dr.
Price dedicated his life to studying the relationship between diet and degenerative
health conditions.
Specifically, Dr. Price quickly recognized that
indigenous peoples' used clays internally to prevent upset stomachs
and help maintain healthy digestive systems.
Today, his foundation continues to preserve his
work educating people about health, nutrition, and quality farming
practices.
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Geronimo, The Apaches & The SW Native American
Tribes
Clays were widely used by the indigenous tribes
of North America. In fact, Geronimo and his tribe's people, host
to an annual meeting of the tribes in Southern New Mexico at
the Seven Sacred Hot Springs ( located in what today is known
as Truth or Consequences ), would gather a white clay from the
local area to be used in spiritual and purification ceremonies
at this rare peaceful meeting between tribes ( some of which
were normally often in a state of conflict ).
The masterful rendition of Geronimo painted to
the left was rendered by fine artist M. S. Franco. Please
visit the artwork of fine artist M. S. Franco.
Traditionally, the women of the southwest tribes
preserved the art of mixing and using clays for therapeutic purposes.
Today, much of the knowlege once possessed by the natives of
North America has been lost.
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Patrick Flanagan
Noted researcher and inventor Patrick Flanagan
documented that the diets of Hunza people, located in the far
reaches of the Himalayan mountains, contained a daily supply
of minute particles of natural clay and silver. He hypothesized
that their excellent health was partially due to these substances,
which originated directly from their drinking water supply.
Patrick Flannagan eventually developed his own
patented "micro waters" based on this and subsequent research.
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Ray Pendergraft - Founder of Pascalite
Ray & Peggy Pendergraft, having accidently
discovered the great benefits of a white Wyoming calcium bentonite,
founded
the company "Pascalite". Ray eventually wrote an interesting
book on clay, entitled "More Precious than Gold".
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Raymond Dextreit - Naturopath & Author of "Earth
Cures"
The most famous and most experienced clay therapist
known in the history of the world, French Naturopath Raymond
Dextreit is singularly responsible for the modern resurgence
of healing
clay as natural medicine art form in the western world. Raymond
wrote the landmark handbook called "Our Earth, Our Cure", which
was
translated
into
English and later retitiled "Earth Cures".
Raymond's 30+ years of experience with healing
clays was coupled with an uncanny ability to observe, document,
and correlate clay's physiological action with the principles
of both natural medicine and "modern" allopathic medicine. A
master of observation, "modern progress" in the art and science
of clay therapy would not have been possible without Dextreit's
core observations.
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Michel Abehsera
Noted author and Zen Macrobiotic cook, Michel Abehsera
co-authored "Our Earth, Our Cure" with Raymond Dextreit, and
eventually went on to publish "The Healing Power of Clay".
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Ran Knishinsky
Ran Knishinksy, founder of NutraConsulting in Phoenix,
Arizona, wrote the book "The Clay Cure"
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Dr. Neva Jensen Jensen, N.D., D.C., Ph.D.
German scientist Neva Jensen studied a red calcium
montmorillonite mined in California, and based on her research
wrote the book "The Healing Power of Living Clay".
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David Hudson - Eccentric Texas Millionaire
David Hudson spent a countless fortune studying
natural monoatomic materials after discovering a previously unclassifiable
substance on his property. Eventually, he determined that there
were only a few substances naturally rich in monoatomic metals.
The most notable are natural, unprocessed aloe vera, and natural
clays.
Excerpt from a telephone interview:
David Hudson: Well it's a natural metal deposit
and not tailings. Its never been mined.
binga: Oh, so this is like out of a vein?
David Hudson: No. It's a volcanic upheaval. Immense.
binga: It's sort of like what these other naturally occurring
people are claiming they are getting theirs from too.
David Hudson: Right. It's exactly what these naturally occurring
people are claiming.
binga: Oh, it is! So it's the same stuff that's just been processed?
David Hudson: No--we are starting with rock. We are doing exactly
what they are trying to do.
binga: They are just digging it out of the ground and putting
it in bottles, from what I understand. There is no processing
to it.
David Hudson: Now that shows how stupid they are. They need
to spend about $5 million dollars and learn how to separate it
from each other. That's the products they call ISIS White Powder
Gold or Etherium Gold--that's what they are doing. From what
I understand they are getting it from actually a dry lake bed.
And they are just scooping the white powder up off of the dry
lake bed.
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Emma Kunz -Aion A
Emma Kunz, noted artist and healer, discovered
Aion A, a rare healing rock, using a form of kinesiology ( a
pendulum ).
Aion A is a specially processed product of purely
natural origin in the form of a mineral powder which evolved
over millions of years in the Baden Basin. It is now quarried
in the Roman Stone Quarries at Wurenlos ( near Zurch ), cleansed,
refined and milled to a fine powder.
Aion A is approved by SwissMedic for external application.
Website: The
Emma Kunz Center.
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Professor Alexandar Graham Cairns-Smith
Professor Alexandar Graham Cairns-Smith, a noted
chemist, originated the theory that all biological life originated
in hydrated clay. His "crystal matrix" hypothesis was outlined
in the books "Clay Minerals and the Origin of Life", and "Seven
Clues to the Origin of Life".
Professor Cairns-Smith, however, does not accept
that clays have any potential curative powers.
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