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Upon a Clay Tablet, the Definitive Guide to Healing with Homeostatic Clays
Eytons' Earth specializes in researching therapeutic healing clays for use in Pelotherapy, hydrotherapy, natural medicine and healing applications. Healing clays have traditionally been used for internal detoxification, trauma injuries, skin conditions, organ and elimination system stimulation, and localized immune system stimulation and support. Our website details how to use healing clay, as well as documents a wealth of information on a wide variety of highly specialized topics. Green clays such as Illite, Bentonite and Montmorillonite have been used by mankind as a part of natural medicine for tens of thousands of years. Today, the art of healing with the earth is formally known as Pelotherapy, and healing clays are used around the world in hydrotherapy, balneology, natural medicine and alternative medicine. Our purpose is to research and provide in depth and unbiased information about these amazing substances. NEW: Read about the future of Eytons' Earth, and explore the summary of our complete nutritional and detoxification study program. The nutrition and detoxification study program has been completed, although neither the foundation nor the program have any official launch dates. Visit and suscribe to our new online community/forum @ EarthCures: Nutrition, Detox, and Healing Community Forum New: Updated 2017 Basic Heavy metal detoxification program @ earthcures.org: Cleansing heavy metals with clay, a very simple detox program using clay internally and externally via clay baths. New: A Comprehensive Beginner's Guide to Edible Clay Learn how to make an excellent therapuetic clay gel with our new tutorial which provides instructions on using "modified water" to hydrate clay with.
Montmorillonite: French green healing clay (also a smectite) closely related to bentonite. Utilizing the curative power of the Earth in practices such as Pelotherapy should, we believe, truly be considered a lifestyle modification; it should be adopted as an integral part of healthy living. There is no substitute for the benefits that quality healing clays can provide both in and on the body. We cordially invite you to view what we have discovered over the last eleven years of research. Welcome to Eytons' Earth! Our heart-felt thank you to everyone who has emailed us and followed our progress through the years! Our apologies to those whom we have not been able to respond to due to limitations on time, the volume of email, and the occasional hard-drive crash. Want to participate? Join our New Natural and Alternative Medicine & Healing Clay Discussion Email List |
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"What is the evolutionary significance of plant toxins and animal anti-toxin behaviour? From a plant's evolutionary perspective, a seed should be high in nutrients to support germination and seedling growth; the ripe fruit around the seed should also be nutrient-rich and attractive to animals, encouraging them to pluck and eat the fruit and disperse the seed. On the other hand, the seed itself should be repulsive to animal consumers, inducing them to regurgitate or defaecate it, and the unripe fruit should be repulsive, lest animals harvest it before the seed is viable. From an animal's evolutionary perspective, an ability to defeat the plant's toxin defences would enable it to obtain the nutrients in the seed as well as those in the ripe fruit, and to outcompete other animal consumers by harvesting the fruit while it is unripe and still unpalatable to them.
"Any textbook of animal biology describes the resulting evolutionary arms race, in which plants evolve increasingly potent toxins (such as strychnine and quinine), and animals evolve increasingly potent means of detoxification. While enzymatic detoxification has previously received the most attention, the work of Gilardi et al.10 and the wide distribution of geophagy among animal herbivores suggest an additional important means of detoxification by adsorption on ingested soil minerals."
- Jared M. Diamond, Department of Physiology, University of California Medical School, Los Angeles
Read more about indigenous habits and instinctual use of edible clay minerals in our bentonite articles section.
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Comments (4)
Greetings,
Thank you for reporting your experience. It's amazing how fast eye infections can clear using healing clay.
Greetings, Morgan:
Nowhere have we ever said that people with high blood pressure cannot/should not use clay.
We have only pointed out consistent reports that individuals who tend to have high blood pressure experience a temporary increase in blood pressure while the body adjusts to clay use.