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Tips for clay
bath care the most
health benefit for your body.
A clay
bath is a
therapeutic
treatment used to
reduce toxins within
the body. During one
of these treatments,
the body is
submerged in clay
mixed with water.
The clay works by
stimulating the
lymphatic system and
by thoroughly
cleansing the skin.
It acts as a
systematic catalyst,
interacting with the
bodys immune system.
A clay
bath can help
to relieve any
digestive burdens
relating to the
major organs within
the body.
How To Take A Clay Bath
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At cidpusa.org we have simplified the taking of
clay baths. We provide Mulatani mati (clay from
Pakistan).
We recommend that you apply this clay on your
body, just rub it like a bar of soap.
Once its has dried in four to five minutes you
take a shower and remove this.
You can take Multani mati clay baths daily.
These are the easiest of baths to take and this
clay has been used by Indian movie stars for ages.
Multani clay also provides a natural sunscreen
and protects the skin.
The warm sand by the sea in Kagoshima is among the hottest around
the globe. The closer one gets to the shore, the hotter it gets. At
some places, it is regarded to be around 85 degrees Celsius, while
the maximum temperature most people can withstand is around 50
degrees Celsius.
Although the mechanism is said to be unknown, it is said to be the
only such place in the world.
Kazufumi Tateyama, Sand
Bath Hall Saraku said: "For women, it is effective
for those who have bad
circulation,
shoulder aches and lower back pain joint issues. For the
skin,
it said to be good for those with skin diseases."
A clay bath
should only be taken for 15 minutes,
especially for the first treatment.
Leaving the clay on for more than 15
minutes is not advised because the skin
needs to be able to breathe. Staying in
the bath
any longer can cause uncomfortable
symptoms such as sweating or nausea. The
temperature of the water should be no
higher than 100 degrees Fahrenheit (37
Celsius). Water temperature can be
eventually increased for a more
effective clay
bath treatment but it should only
be increased slowly, over a long period
of time.
Sources of
Metal and Chemical Toxicity
- Mercury,
besides leaking from teeth fillings,
is also found in fish, cosmetics,
pesticides, paint and plastics.
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Aluminum is found in soft
drink cans, cookware, cheeses,
baking powder, deodorants, and white
flour.
- Cadmium
is contained in cigarette smoke,
coffee, gasoline, steel cooking
pans, and metal pipes.
- Arsenic
may be present in coffee, industrial
pollution and pesticides, and salt.
- Lead
is found in dyes, gasoline, paint,
plumbing, pottery, insecticides,
tobacco smoke, textiles and scrap
metal.
- Copper
is found in supplements, hard water,
hot tubs and swimming pool
chemicals, cookware, the birth
control pill and other estrogen
medications, copper IUD's, and
dental materials.
- Nickel
is found in dental crowns, and
jeweler.
- Carbon
Monoxide of course, comes
from auto exhaust, cigarette smoke
and smog.
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".Clay attracts and neutralizes poisons in the
intestinal tract. Clay eliminate food
allergies, food poisoning, mucus colitis, spastic
colitis, viral infections, stomach flu, and
parasites (parasites are unable to reproduce in the
presence of clay). There is virtually no digestive
disease that clay will not treat. It enriches and
balances blood. It adsorbs radiation (think cell
phones, microwaves, x-rays, TVs and irradiated food,
for starters). It has been used for alcoholism,
arthritis, cataracts, diabetic neuropathy, pain
treatment, open wounds, diarrhea, hemorrhoids,
stomach ulcers, animal and poisonous insect bites,
acne, anemia, in fact, the list of uses is too long
for this article. It was used during the Balkan war
of 1910 to reduce mortality from cholera among the
soldiers from sixty to three percent
Detoxing
is the process of
removing metals,
toxins, and other
nastiness from the
body.
Why should you
consider detoxing
for yourself?
Because unless
you’ve been living
outside of the
industrialized
society, your body’s
toxic load is
considerable.
Toxins come from the
air pollution, from
the chemical all our
materials are
treated with –
materials inside our
home, on our body,
in our car, in our
offices. Pesticides
from our foods.
Toxins from all of
the personal
products we use on
our body. And the
list goes on…
Toxins in our
body blocks our
proper body
functions, shuts
down the immune
system and causes a
long list of chronic
diseases.
Cancer
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