18) Montmorillonite Clay
As a dietary supplement, users report improvement of health in many areas such as more:
- energy and stamina
- reduced arthritis pain
- stronger and faster growing nails
- thicker hair
- stronger teeth
- fewer cavities
- healing of bleeding gums
- faster healing of wounds or fractures
- fewer colds
- smoother complexion
- better weight control
- and an overall healthier body
Dr. Ralph Cinque has written, in an article in The Life Science Health System, that vitamin and mineral supplements, because they are fractionated, are treated as toxic waste in the body. Minerals, in particular, in an unnatural form, can accumulate and cause harmful effects. Yet, clearly we need minerals today as never before, because of our impoverished soils.
An increasing number of doctors and scientists believe that our bodies can only function optimally when given whole food nutrients.
Montmorillonite clay is used for:
- Aging
- Arthritis
- Bleeding gums
- Cataracts
- Complexion
- Diabetes Energy
- General health
- Longevity
- Nails
- Skin care
- Skin complexion Skin health
- Smooth skin
- Stamina
- Teeth
- Weight control
- Youthfulness
An average mineral analysis of Montmorillonite contains no less than 67 minerals, including the vital trace minerals.
The mountain in Utah which contains this rich source of Montmorillonite is an ancient bed long believed by the Native American medicine men to be mystical in nature, and rumors abound about its miraculous properties. Recently it has been recognized and utilized by the cosmetic industry and by soil experts, who value it as an exceptionally good agricultural enhancement: crops grow faster, taste better, and are more resistant to disease.
Montmorillonite contains a balance of minerals in their natural colloidal form, making it easily assimilated. There is much interest in colloidal's today, but most colloidal minerals available are artificially produced in a laboratory, and many are manufactured with harmful solvents. Nothing could be better for you and your family than the kind of colloidal minerals Nature herself makes.
The minerals present in montmorillonite enhance the production of enzymes in all living organisms. The importance of enzymes cannot be emphasized enough: Dr. Edward Howell, the father of modern enzyme research, has written that enzyme deficiency is a significant cause of premature aging and the development of numerous degenerative diseases.
Now, the only place you can get these minerals in the United States is from a prehistoric valley in southern Utah that according to geologists 75 million years ago has 60-62 minerals in the walls, in the floor of that valley and those trees and the grasses in that valley and that forest took up all the metallic minerals and made colloidal minerals in their tissues.
Here's what people are saying:
- "Hey, my arthritis got better"
- "My diabetes got better"
- "Early cataracts went away"
- "My white hair turned black again"
- "My knee arthritis got better"
- and so on ...
Satellite pictures have found five deposits of Montmorillonite Clay around the world. These sites were all found at high altitudes and the people living in those areas have very long lives.
These five Montmorillonite deposits are located:
- Himalayas - China, Tibet
- Urals - Pakistan
- Caucasians - Georgia (Russia) Armenians
- Andes - Peru, Ecuador
- Wasatch - Utah USA
Nobel prize nominee Dr. Joel D. Wallach notes that the people who live in these areas (except Utah where there is no local population) live to be 120-140 years old.
The reason for their longevity is that their crops are fertilized with Montmorillonite, the biggest and certainly the most accessible deposit in the world is the one in Utah.
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