Bentonite Clay

Product Name: Bentonite Clay.

Botanical Name: Aluminium phyllosilicate clay.

Also Known as: Bentonite clay, also known as calcium bentonite clay.

Country of Origin: Originally from western United States.

Product Style: Powder or Ground.

Taste & Aroma: Bentonite clay doesn’t really have a taste or smell.

Storage: The best way to store them is in a cool, dark place with a lid that keeps out air.

Shelf Life: In general, there is generally a two years validity after production.

Uses: Bentonite clay can help your body get rid of toxins and clean your skin and hair.

Substitutes: It’s very strange and different, but it’s not a good replacement for other clays.

Interesting Fact: Bentonite clay is a type of natural clay that is very fine and soft. When water is added, it makes a paste.

Benefit of bentonite powder:

Bentonite clay kills bacteria and reduces swelling. It also has calcium, iron, copper, and zinc as trace minerals. Some people eat it to get these vitamins and minerals. This is known as geophagy. But these minerals are already in the foods that most people eat.

◉ Removing toxins from the body.
◉ Treating oily skin and acne.
◉ Detoxifying the skin.
◉ Treating poison ivy.

A bentonite powder history.

Bentonite is an old clay that has been used to treat a lot of different problems. As the ash ages, it turns into the fine powder. It’s called that because there’s a lot of it in Fort Benton, Wyoming. But it can be found everywhere. It is also called Montmorillonite clay, which comes from a place in France where there is a lot of it. Some people call it calcium bentonite clay.

How Does Bentonite Powder Work?

Bentonite powder absorbs, which means it pulls things like dirt from your skin to itself. It also takes in a lot of water by absorbing it. It is used to make face masks and makes pet litter stick together.

Bentonite is able to exchange a lot of ions. That means that ions with a positive charge can stick to clay, which has a negative charge. Those are minerals like magnesium, sodium, and potassium. Aluminum and silica are also found in bentonite.

This info is provided for educational purposes only; it has not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This information is not indicated for diagnosing, treating, curing, or preventing any illness.

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