BLUE edible Clay chunks (lump) natural for eating (food)

Blue clay refers to the Crimean seaside clays. Chewing clay, you can make up for lack of silicon in the body. It improves metabolism, removes excess fluid from the body. Taste: reminiscent of peanuts, with biting crunches.

Blue edible clay refers to the Crimean seaside clays. It contains sufficiently large amounts of iron, silicon, cobalt, cadmium, phosphorus, copper, iodine, sulfur and other important minerals for the human body.

Chewing clay, you can compensate for the deficiency in the body of silicon. It improves metabolism, removes excess fluid from the body.

Taste: reminiscent of peanuts, with biting crunches.

Features: Solid pieces rich in silica.

Ingredients: Clay blue natural lump.

Shelf-life Unlimited.

Made in Ukraine.

What we know about edible clay?

The edible clay is desirable to have in the home medicine cabinet: it is possible to carry out cleansing of the body and the treatment of food with clay, to use it in case of poisoning. Clay - a strong absorbent, it absorbs liquid and gaseous toxins, odors, gases, pus, bacteria, and so forth.

Mode of application:

Half a teaspoon of clay dissolve in cold water and drink in small sips, stirring all the time (if the bottom of the glass there was a deposit, you need to pour a little water, stir and drink up to the bottom). Take this solution should be before eating, just stir with a wooden spoon. If you hate to drink a solution of clay, try substituting water or herbal extract juice with honey or lemon juice.

Limitations of use:

As the use of any means of treatment, food intake clay has limitations. The clay should be consumed with water, juice, tincture of herbs. You can not mix with coffee, alcoholic beverages should not be added to the sugar solution. Also, during the reception of clay is desirable to avoid taking other medications, it is impossible to inject.

Interesting fact

Scientists already know exactly what 26 elements are present in the tissues of the human body. 6 of them are present in a very large percentage of: carbon (C), hydrogen (H), oxygen (O), nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and sulfur (S). All of these basic inorganic chemical elements that make up the bulk of human tissues, and clay are present in the ground and in a free state, and in the form of compounds.

These six elements make up 95% of human tissues, which is an interesting fact in connection with the mention of the scriptures that man was created from clay.