is a collection of clay minerals, as it is the product of the erosion of granite rocks, which occurred over the centuries due to wind, rain and heat.
consists mainly from aluminum silicate, calcium, potassium, iron, iodine and sodium and also contains small amounts silver, lead, gold, copper and tin.
clay has antiseptic, antitoxic, bactericidal, deodorant, healing, energizing, remineralizing and slimming and can be used, as needed, directly on the skin or can be taken in water.
in pharmacies there are two types of clay: the green and white.
is believed that the white clay is more suitable for outdoor use (compresses and poultices), while the green clay is particularly suitable to be ingested.
treatments should continue until the death of the disorder: Stop half-way care can be harmful because the body reacts to the clay with a series of reactions that should conclude their course.
stop the process of reaction may be due to failure.
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