Clay therapy is one of the highly effective natural treatment methods.

Blue clay is used both externally and internally. The method of application depends entirely on the disease. To treat some diseases, both methods are combined.

Preparation of blue clay

Take a good one blue clay and dry in the sun. If the clay is not well dried, it will not dissolve well in water. You can dry the clay near a stove or any heat source. Pieces that are too large need to be broken with a hammer. When the clay dries, it must be crushed into powder and cleaned of stones, roots and other foreign fragments.

Internal use of blue clay:

Clay does not cause any harm, but in some cases it can cause unpleasant reactions. If you have a weak stomach, first drink water with a small amount of clay added. After your body gets used to it, you can take half teaspoon, and then full, bringing up to two spoons at once or in small portions throughout the day. For children, 1 teaspoon is enough. The normal dose for an adult is 2 teaspoons of clay powder per day. Clay is bred cold water and take 2 times a day, morning and evening, always an hour before meals (unless another method of taking clay is indicated). You should not eat a lot after taking clay.

If taking clay is accompanied by pain, it is a good idea to keep it in the sun, then it is much easier to tolerate. Diluted clay powder should be drunk in sips, not in one gulp. If there is still clay at the bottom of the glass, you can add more water. Do not use a metal spoon to stir clay. If the patient prefers to take the powder along with another drink, it is advisable to do this with an infusion of mint or other medicinal herb, but without sugar. You can add no large number honey You should not drink clay with milk or coffee.

For those who prefer to take clay powder in dry form, you need to put a small piece of clay in your mouth, let it melt in your mouth, and then swallow it and drink it with a small amount of water. By doing this, you strengthen your teeth and improve your digestion.

Ingestion of clay helps remove toxins. If at the beginning of treatment, ingestion of clay causes constipation, this is a sure indicator of a serious gastrointestinal disease. In this case, during the day you need to drink little by little, in sips, a large amount of fairly light clay water.

Clay gives exactly those mineral salts, which we lack, supplying them in doses that best suit our body. In addition, it absorbs toxins, putrefactive gases, excess acids and removes them from the body, completely cleansing it. Treatment with clay by mouth can sometimes last for several months or even a year. It is advisable to take breaks periodically so as not to accustom your stomach to it (for example, take clay for 21 days, and then a break for 10 days). Sometimes at the beginning of treatment it may seem that the disease has worsened and your health has worsened, but this should not worry you.

External use of blue clay

Externally, blue clay is used mainly in the form of lotions, coatings, rubbing and baths. Clay acts on sore spot healing, heals weakened or diseased cells, renews organs with healthy and strong cells, driving in dead ones along with dirt and toxins. Clay can be used in the treatment of acute and chronic diseases, ulcers, burns, wounds, fractures, etc. at any age, without fear that it will cause harm.

On tumors, ulcers with abscesses, areas affected by eczema and other skin diseases, it is better to apply clay without a napkin, without fear of infection, since clay has antibacterial properties. The clay must be removed before it completely dries, and then rinse the sore spot. Continue the procedures until full recovery. The ulcer does not close immediately: the clay must absorb toxins, harmful fluids and dirt from the entire body. Only after complete cleansing body, the wound will heal.

Preparation and use of blue clay lotions: Take linen, cotton or wool fabric, fold it conveniently, put it on the table, take out the finished mass with your hand or a wooden spatula and spread it on the cloth. The lubricated surface should be wider than the sore spot, and the clay layer should be 2-3 cm thick. Maintain the density of the clay so that it does not flow. The surface of the clay must be made smooth enough so that it fits tightly to the body. If you put the lotion on scalp body, then this area of the body must first be covered with a wider napkin, then the lotion will be easier to remove. Before applying the lotion, the sore spot must be wiped with a wet cloth. If it is an ulcer, it needs to be washed fresh warm water. Apply the prepared lotion to the sore spot and make sure that it fits tightly. To avoid displacement, secure the lotion with a bandage and cover with woolen cloth on top. Do not tighten the bandage too tightly, so as not to disrupt blood circulation. Usually the clay lotion is left on the sore spot for 2-3 hours. On tumors, ulcers with abscesses, areas affected by eczema and other skin diseases, it is better to apply clay without a napkin, without fear of infection, since clay has antibacterial properties. The clay must be removed before it completely dries, and then rinse the sore spot. Continue the procedures until complete recovery. The ulcer does not close immediately: the clay must absorb toxins, harmful fluids and dirt from the entire body. Only after complete cleansing of the body will the wound heal.

If the lotion serves to draw out toxins and harmful liquids, it should be kept tightly adjacent to the sore spot for 1.5 hours. As soon as the patient feels that the lotion has become dry and hot, it needs to be replaced with a new one. If the lotion is done to strengthen the patient’s strength, then the clay is prepared not very thick and left on the body for up to 3 hours. The lotion is removed in the reverse order: first remove the outer woolen fabric, then unbandage the bandage and remove the lotion in one motion. Rinse the sore spot with warm water and remove any remaining clay pieces on the body with a cotton swab. Bury the used clay and under no circumstances reuse it. The material used to cover the sore spot must be washed and dried. The number of lotions depends on the specific case and the patient’s condition. As a rule, 2-3 lotions per day are enough.

The lotion may cause pain or swelling. Lotions must continue to be installed until complete cure. Sometimes a few days are enough for this, but in difficult cases, treatment can last up to several months. After complete recovery, the lotion needs to be applied for some more time to give strength to the diseased organ. Place lotions on the stomach area and chest 1-1.5 hours after eating, and on other parts of the body at any time. You can put 2-3 lotions at the same time on different parts of the body.

The most effective effect is applied to the sore spot and lower abdomen. Clay should always be used cold, without heating, since it is applied to the inflamed area. Hot clay loses healing properties. If the patient is weakened and chilly, he should be helped to warm up with heating pads. If the body does not have a sufficient amount of natural heat, as happens in old people and anemic patients, or if the patient is susceptible to colds, lotions can be used without fear, without treating both external and internal diseases.

To recover from many diseases: cancer, tumor, varicose veins, peptic ulcer of the stomach or intestines, 4-5 lotions should be applied to the affected part of the body per day in a row. Drink several tablespoons of clay water more often, every hour during the day. For diseases of the lungs, stomach, liver, and kidneys, lotions must be applied locally to the diseased part of the body. Clay is an excellent remedy for soothing any pain: head, eyes, ears, in all cases nervous diseases For this purpose, the lotion should be applied to the back of the head, hair roots. As often as possible, lotions should be placed on the tailbone (bottom of the spine).

Baths using blue clay: Very useful partial (incomplete) baths. You should hold your hands or soles of your feet for 20-30 minutes in a vessel filled with very liquid solution clay. It can be used 2-3 times. It is advisable that the clay solution first stands in the sun. Rubbing with clay. Rubbing is done using clay water. You need to wash your hands well, soak a cotton swab in the solution and rub the sore spot. At treatment of rheumatism, arthritis, paralysis, to enhance the effect of rubbing, add 2-3 crushed cloves of garlic to the clay water. For tuberculosis, rub with this mixture. Chest and throat 2-3 times a day.

Wrapping or dressings: If it is difficult to apply a bandage (on the eyes, ears, etc.), you can do a wrap. To do this, take a semi-liquid clay mass, soak a cloth in it (so that it is well soaked), apply the cloth to the painful part of the body and cover with a woolen cloth. The canvas soaked in clay mass needs to be changed more often. Such procedures can also be used on large surfaces of the skin.

Since ancient times, clay has been very popular among people not only as building material and the subject of folk crafts, but also how cosmetic product and a cure for many diseases. Knowledge about the healing properties of clay has been passed down from one generation of our ancestors to the next for centuries.

To an ignorant person, clay will seem like a substance devoid of color and smell and nothing more. Only scientists know what it is richest combination quartz particles, chemical compounds potassium, silicon oxides, mica and a number of other trace elements. The presence of silicon in clay alone places it in the category of the most valuable natural materials. A lack of silicon in the body is fraught with a decrease in levels immune defense, the occurrence of atherosclerosis, the risk of stroke and heart attacks. In addition, silicon is useful in that it ensures the absorption of calcium in the body and is responsible for the structuring of elastin fibers and collagen, which affects normal growth nails, hair and skin condition.

The clay contains radium, which is used to make drugs used in the fight against cancer. Many doctors recommend edible clay as a means of preventing the occurrence of cancerous tumors, since it is a universal sorbent that can absorb toxins.

You can recall the ability of clay to normalize metabolism and improve blood formation in the body.

By using clay externally and internally, you can cure many diseases, such as chronic functional disorders spinal column And joint capsules, disorders nervous system, gastritis, gallbladder disease, injuries and bruises.

Types of clay

The beneficial qualities of clay are directly related to its color.

Blue clay has become widely known due to its properties, which allow it to be used in the treatment of inflammation, eliminating harmful bacteria and carrying out cleansing procedures. Clay blue color helps in eliminating the consequences of burns, treating ulcers, thrombophlebitis, respiratory diseases, pain in the teeth and head.

White clay has established itself as an excellent antiseptic, widely used in cosmetology and treatment acne. Helps stimulate metabolic reactions and blood circulation in the subcutaneous space, strengthens hair follicles.

Yellow clay is highly effective in the treatment of radiculitis, arthritis, different types arthrosis and neuritis. It is an excellent sorbent, capable of removing sorbents and toxins from the body.

Red clay perfectly helps with anemia and anemia, accelerates the formation of blood in the body. It can be used for problems with joints, the need to treat the spinal column and strengthen muscle fibers.

Clay green rich in iron and magnesium, has proven its usefulness in the treatment of foot diseases. This type of clay helps normalize blood circulation and has a beneficial effect on venous system legs, removes swelling, treats varicose veins. The main advantage of green clay over other varieties is its ability to suppress malignant tumor formations and treat thrombophlebitis.

At home, you can use clay as compresses, lotions and for making applications. Some diseases can only be cured with cold clay. It promotes rapid constriction of blood vessels, and also effectively treats sprains, hematomas, skin inflammation, stops bleeding, treats joint diseases and inflammatory processes in body tissues.

Clay treatment of joints

For the treatment of joints, it is advisable to use blue clay, due to its more high efficiency compared to other analogues. When preparing a remedy for treating joints, you should pour a certain amount of blue clay with a certain volume of boiled water and stir thoroughly. The ratio of the ingredients of the mixture should be selected individually; the result should be a homogeneous mixture, dense enough to be placed on a gauze bandage, after folding it in four. By the time the compress is applied to the sore joint, it must still be hot, otherwise the entire operation will be ineffective. After applying the remedy to the sore joint, you should wrap it in cellophane, and then wrap it in something warm. The entire procedure should not take less than half an hour; upon completion, the clay should be washed off. Then you need to lubricate the joint with moisturizing cream, since clay helps tighten pores. If after graduation there is not much severe pain, you can lightly massage the area where the compress is applied and check the mobility of the sore joint.

Clay for swelling

To treat edema, you should dilute the clay with warm water to a soft plastic mass, then apply a compress of warm clay to the site of the edema. The top of this area should be wrapped in film and then wrapped to retain heat. To eliminate swelling, a clay compress should be kept for at least two hours, after which you can remove the compress and wash the area where it was applied with warm water, then lubricate the area with a moisturizer. The procedure is repeated once every three days.

Clay for varicose veins

Blue clay is best suited for the treatment of varicose veins due to its enhancing properties. motor activity. It can have an effect on affected areas much stronger than any other type of clay. During treatment, applications are mainly used on sore spots. We should not forget that the approach to treatment must be comprehensive, which involves applying applications to the heart area. To do this, place a ring of clay on the cardiac region, bypassing the space that is clearly contracting due to cardiac activity. The clay ring should be kept on the heart area for at least one and a half hours. This compress should be used once a week, as the product significantly accelerates blood flow.

Treatment with blue clay at home

Treatment with blue clay at home is carried out various methods. This may include applying compresses to the affected areas, taking clay-based baths, wrapping with bandages filled with blue clay, and rubbing by mixing blue clay with vegetable oil.

Blue clay for cellulite

To combat cellulite, blue clay can be used in the form of wraps, masks and as a massage aid.

Blue clay should be dissolved in warm water and applied to problem areas. Before the procedure, it is advisable to warm up the skin with massage movements. Then the body should be wrapped in plastic wrap and rested under a blanket for an hour. Thanks to the clay, the skin will be moisturized, the pores will open and unnecessary liquid and toxins will come out through them. Thanks to high content healthy salts The water-salt balance in the skin cells will improve, as a result of which cellulite will not appear again.

Blue clay for stretch marks

Blue clay wraps for stretch marks are very easy to do at home, in living conditions. To do this, you need to take a handful of blue clay powder and dilute it with a warm decoction of herbs or mineral water to the consistency of yogurt. The amount of clay powder depends on the area problem areas, on which the wrapping should be done.

You only need to mix the clay with a wooden object. If possible, you can add some amount to the mixture essential oils or natural seaweed. It is best to purchase them in pharmacies in order not to make a mistake in the concentration of substances.

Blue clay for wrinkles

To eliminate wrinkles on the skin, you should soak blue clay in water, after which you should apply the clay to your face. The resulting clay slurry should have the consistency of thick sour cream. You can put gauze on the mask or do without it. You need to keep the mask on for a quarter of an hour. After the clay has dried, you need to wash your face with warm water. This mask cleanses the skin well and draws out pollutants and toxins from it. The first results can be observed three hours after using the mask.

Folk treatment with clay

People have known for a long time the healing properties of clay and it has long been used in the treatment of all kinds of diseases and in the preparation of recipes for all occasions.

White clay for acne

The use of white clay for acne is considered the most effective. It contains trace elements in large quantities, which makes it excellent antiseptic. White clay has the proper level of acidity, optimal for the skin, its action is soft and pleasant, as a result of which white clay is acceptable for thin and sensitive skin. It can also be used for dull skin. Besides therapeutic effect white clay will have a good tonic effect on dull skin.

If a person’s blood vessels are located close to the surface of the skin, he should absolutely not use white clay.

White clay for age spots

To remove from skin age spots You should dilute the white clay with water until you get the consistency of sour cream, then coat your face with it and wait until it dries completely. After this, rinse with water.

The cooking recipe is as follows. Mix one tablespoon of white clay with the same volume of honey and lemon juice. The ingredients are mixed well, after which the resulting mask should be applied to the face. The procedure should be repeated at least twice a week. Keep the mask on for at least a quarter of an hour.

Black clay for blackheads

In order to black clay got rid of blackheads, you should learn how to apply it correctly. To do this, first of all, you should apply the clay to previously cleansed skin. It is best to apply the mask with a thick layer of clay, and the thicker it is, the better. It should be applied evenly over the entire face area. When preparing the mask, the water should be cold and clean, the consistency of the mask itself should be thick with complete absence lumps, for which all ingredients should be mixed. Keep the mask on for no more than twenty minutes, then rinse your face with warm water.

Green clay hair mask

A green clay mask is considered the most effective for all hair types. It gives an opportunity oily curls do not get too dirty and removes the shine that spoils them. This is because green clay controls the production of lard. subcutaneous glands. In addition, a green clay hair mask guarantees the elimination of dandruff and the itching that results from it. Green clay is rich in zinc, manganese, silver and potassium, which makes it possible to improve blood circulation under the skin, resulting in accelerated hair growth and strengthened hair roots.

The benefits of blue clay were appreciated many centuries ago. Nowadays, it is successfully used to treat a wide variety of diseases, including cancer (by applying lotions to the diseased organ and taking it orally).

It has been established that blue clay has a strong antitumor effect, which applies to both benign and malignant formations. This may be due to the fact that it contains a very rare radioactive element that has great strength - radium. The treatment gives the body radium in pure form, natural state and in the required doses.

In addition to radium, blue clay contains essentially all the mineral salts and trace elements that we need, namely: silica, phosphate, iron, calcium, magnesium, potassium, etc., and in a very easily absorbable human body form.

The famous healer from Bulgaria Ivan Yotov believes that the biofield of clay performs the same healing functions as a psychic. Blue clay “evens out” the human biofield - this is its strength and power.

IN official medicine clay therapy is used for chronic and subacute diseases joints, spine, muscles, peripheral nerves, residual effects after polio, injuries, chronic and subacute diseases of the female genital area, chronic inflammation gallbladder, chronic constipation etc. Abroad, blue clay is used in hospitals in Germany and Sweden for treatment various diseases, especially tuberculosis.

IN folk medicine blue clay is used much more widely and is used to treat diseases such as:

Cancer itself various localizations, leukemia, benign tumors, adenoids, polyps, goiter, inflammation and hardening of the lymph nodes, anemia, headache, atherosclerosis, paralysis, nervous disorders, epilepsy, brain diseases, ear inflammation, eye and women's diseases(mastitis, mastopathy, uterine prolapse, fibroids, polyps, cysts, irregular menstruation, vaginitis, various inflammations and discharge), laxity of the genital organ and hardening of the testicles in men, diabetes mellitus, diseases of the digestive system (gastritis, constipation, intestinal colic, enterocolitis, rectal prolapse, hemorrhoids), liver inflammation, jaundice, kidney disease and bladder, heart disease, bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy, tuberculosis, cough, hemoptysis, runny nose, sinusitis, nosebleeds, sore throat, skin diseases(eczema, psoriasis, erysipelas, warts), baldness, rickets, arthritis, arthrosis, rheumatism, spurs, injuries, varicose veins veins, diseases of bones and joints, ulcers and other diseases.

Since ancient times, people have known that there are no bacteria in clay. It absorbs liquid and gaseous toxins, odors, gases, kills pathogenic microbes, destroys rotten smell oils and other food products.

Carrots, beets, radishes, and potatoes do not rot all winter if you place them in a clay mash for a few seconds and then dry them. Rats and mice are not poisoned if there is a layer of blue clay nearby in the ground.

Blue clay for beauty and health at home:

If you wash your hair with clay water (add a little blue clay to the water), this will help good growth hair, and dandruff disappears.
If you dilute the clay with water, put it on a cloth and rub your teeth, then the gums will stop bleeding, and it will be removed from the teeth. yellow plaque.
If used instead toilet paper pieces of blue clay, hemorrhoids will never appear.
If you rinse your eyes with water that has settled over a layer of clay, then the inflammatory processes of the eyelids and eyeball(conjunctivitis).

If blue clay is diluted to the consistency of sour cream and applied thin layer on the face, and then (after 20 minutes) rinse with warm, then cold water, the skin acquires a pleasant color, wrinkles are smoothed out, pimples and blackheads disappear, freckles lighten.
A blue clay mask becomes more nourishing if you add it cucumber juice, tomatoes, lemons or cranberries.
In the old days, clay was used to save oneself from various food poisoning, as well as from cholera, dysentery and many other infectious diseases.
And nowadays, many people know that if you put clay powder on a plate in the refrigerator for 2-4 hours, then unpleasant odors will disappear.

Before and after winter, blue clay is dried in the sun. Before treatment, it is also advisable to keep it in the sun for some time, and then dilute it with melted snow or clean spring water. It has been established that blue clay has absorbent and enveloping properties.

Many doctors recommend using it in the form of powders, pastes, and ointments for skin diseases (ulcers, burns, diaper rash). Orally, adults are recommended to take 20-30 g at a time and no more than 100 g per day with gastrointestinal diseases(colitis, enteritis, food poisoning).

In folk medicine, it is used to treat: stomach ulcers, diarrhea, bloating, jaundice, liver cirrhosis, asthma, pulmonary tuberculosis, anemia, metabolic disorders, atherosclerosis, paralysis, epilepsy and even alcoholism, bile and urolithiasis.

For internal use, take 20 g of clay, dilute it in 150 ml of warm water, and take it 15-20 minutes before meals. Well usual treatment lasts 1-2 weeks, then a break of 10 days, and if necessary, repeat the course of treatment for another week.

Externally, blue clay is used in the treatment of radiculitis, rheumatism, gout, arthritis, as well as diseases of muscles and tendons, goiter, prostatitis, painful menstruation, skin (acne, abrasions, eczema, psoriasis, wounds) and colds.

Blue clay is an effective environmentally friendly natural substance for the treatment of acute and chronic diseases, ulcers, burns, varicose veins, peptic ulcers, etc. at any age and without any fear, because clay has pronounced antibacterial properties. Clay is also an excellent remedy for soothing any pain: headache, dental, eye, ear, and in all cases of nervous diseases. The use of clay in for cosmetic purposes: it cleanses, tones, perfectly whitens the skin, smoothes out wrinkles.

Clay therapy is one of the highly effective natural treatment methods. It has been used in medicine since ancient times - even Avicenna in the “Canon of Medical Science” described in detail the properties of clay, its effect on all living things and methods of treating various diseases with clay.

And in our time, clay is successfully used to treat a wide variety of diseases, including cancer (by applying lotions to the diseased organ and taking it orally). It has been established that clay has a strong antitumor effect, which applies to both benign (goiter, fibroids, mastopathy, etc.) and malignant tumors(cancer, leukemia). Perhaps this is due to the fact that the clay contains a very rare radioactive element that has great strength - radium. Clay treatment provides the body with radium in its pure form, natural state and in the doses that the body needs.
....Besides radium, clay contains essentially all the mineral salts and trace elements that we need, namely: silica, phosphate, iron, nitrogen, calcium, magnesium, potassium, etc., and in very good form digestible by the human body. Clay contains all the mineral salts and trace elements necessary for our body. in the best possible way proportions and combinations absorbed by the body.
....The famous healer from Bulgaria Ivan Yotov believes that the biofield present in clay performs the same healing functions as a psychic. Clay evens out the human biofield - this is its strength and power.

In official medicine, clay therapy is used for chronic and subacute joint diseases, spine, muscles, peripheral nerves, residual effects after polio, injuries (bruises, sprains, bone fractures), chronic and subacute diseases of the female genital area, chronic inflammation of the gallbladder, chronic constipation, etc.
....Abroad, clay is used in hospitals in Germany and Switzerland to treat various diseases, especially tuberculosis.

In folk medicine, clay is used much more widely and is used to treat diseases such as: cancer of various localizations, leukemia, benign tumors, adenoids, polyps, goiter, inflammation and hardening of the lymph nodes, anemia, headache, atherosclerosis, paralysis, nervous disorders, epilepsy, brain diseases, ear inflammation, eye diseases, female diseases (mastitis, mastopathy, uterine prolapse, fibroids, polyps, cysts, irregular menstruation, vaginitis, various inflammations and discharges), laxity of the genital organ and hardening of the testicles in men, diabetes mellitus, diseases of the digestive system (gastritis, constipation, intestinal colic , enterocolitis, rectal prolapse, hemorrhoids), liver inflammation, jaundice, kidney and bladder diseases, heart disease, bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy, tuberculosis, cough, hemoptysis, runny nose, sinusitis, nasal polyps, nosebleeds, sore throat, skin diseases (eczema, psoriasis, erysipelas, warts), baldness, rickets, arthritis, arthrosis, rheumatism, spurs, injuries (bruises, dislocations, varicose veins, diseases of bones and joints (fractures, sprains), wounds, ulcers and other diseases.

Used for clay treatment different varieties clay. The most valuable of them is blue Cambrian clay. IN tsarist time it was even bought for gold and exported to other countries.

Since ancient times, people have already known that there are no bacteria in clay. It absorbs liquid and gaseous toxins, odors, gases around itself and kills pathogenic microbes. Destroys the rotten smell of oil and other food products. Carrots, beets, radishes, and potatoes do not rot all winter if you immerse them in a clay mash for a few seconds and then dry them. Rats and mice are not poisoned if there is a layer of clay in the ground nearby. If you wash your hair with clay water (add a little clay to the water), then dandruff disappears and this promotes good hair growth. If you dilute the clay with water, put it on a cloth and rub your teeth, your gums will stop bleeding and the yellow plaque will be removed from your teeth. If you use pieces of clay instead of toilet paper, hemorrhoids will never appear. If you wash your eyes with water that has settled over a layer of clay, then the inflammatory processes of the eyelids and eyeball (conjunctivitis) are quickly cured.

If the clay is diluted to the consistency of sour cream and applied in a thin layer to the face, then (after 20 minutes) rinsed off with warm, then cold water, the skin acquires a pleasant color, wrinkles are smoothed out, pimples and blackheads disappear, freckles lighten. A clay mask becomes more nutritious if you add cucumber, tomato, lemon or cranberry juice to it.
....In the old days, clay was used to save oneself from various food poisoning, as well as from cholera, dysentery and many other infectious diseases.
....And nowadays, many people know that if clay powder is placed on a plate in the refrigerator for 2 - 4 hours, then unpleasant odors will disappear.

Clay can be: white, gray, green, blue, yellow, red, brown. In scientific medicine, only white clay powder is used, and in folk medicine, it is the one that is available in the places where the sick person lives, and not the imported one.
....For clay therapy, choose clay without sand, crumbly, warmed by the sun, near water sources located far from industry and populated areas. The most suitable is considered to be the one from which you can make a “donut” that does not crack when it dries; stir the clay with a wooden spoon or stick.
Clay intended for medicinal purposes is stored in open glass or wooden or porcelain containers (not in metal containers). Keep the clay under a canopy, in the attic, isolated from clogged or gas-filled places. Before and after winter, the clay is dried in the sun. Before treatment, it is also advisable to keep it in the sun for some time, and then dilute it with melted snow water or clean spring water.
....It has been established that clay has adsorbing (cleansing) and enveloping properties. Doctors call it in the form of powders, pastes, ointments for skin diseases (ulcers, burns, diaper rash).
It is recommended that adults take 20-30g per dose orally and no more than 100g per day for gastrointestinal diseases (colitis, enteritis, food poisoning). In folk medicine, clay is used to treat: stomach ulcers, diarrhea, bloating, jaundice, liver cirrhosis, asthma, pulmonary tuberculosis, anemia, metabolic disorders, atherosclerosis, paralysis, epilepsy and even alcoholism, cholelithiasis and urolithiasis.
....Take 20g of clay, dilute it in 150 ml warm water, take 15-20 minutes before meals. The course of conventional treatment lasts 1-2 weeks, then a break of 10 days, and if necessary, repeat the course of treatment for another week.
....Externally, clay is used in the treatment of radiculitis, rheumatism, gout, arthritis, as well as muscles, tendons, goiter, prostatitis, painful menstruation, skin (acne, abrasions, eczema, psoriasis, wounds) and colds

TREATMENT METHOD WITH BLUE CLAY

External use of clay

Externally, clay is used mainly in lotions. Clay has a healing effect on a sore spot, cleanses weakened or diseased cells, renews organs with healthy and strong cells, absorbing dead cells along with dirt and toxins. Clay can be used in the treatment of acute and chronic diseases, ulcers, burns, wounds, fractures, etc. at any age, without fear that it will cause harm. On tumors, ulcers with abscesses, areas affected by eczema and other skin diseases, it is better to apply clay without a napkin, without fear of infection, since clay has antibacterial properties. The clay must be removed before it completely dries, and then rinse the sore spot. Continue to apply lotions until complete recovery. The ulcer does not close immediately: the clay must absorb toxins, harmful fluids and dirt from the entire body. Only after complete cleansing of the body will the wound heal.

Method of preparing clay

Take good clay and dry it in the sun. If the clay is not well dried, it will not dissolve well in water. You can dry the clay near a stove or any heat source. Pieces that are too large need to be broken with a hammer. When the clay dries, it must be crushed into powder, cleaned of pebbles, roots and other foreign inclusions, poured into an enamel basin (a vessel with broken enamel cannot be used) or a baked clay vessel and filled with fresh clean water so that the water covers it completely. Let it stand for several hours so that the clay absorbs moisture, stir, crush hard lumps with your hands or a wooden spatula (do not use a metal one). The mass should be homogeneous in composition, without lumps, it should not flow, but resemble mastic. It is advisable to keep the vessel with clay in the sun more often and longer, fresh air, in the light. If necessary, the solution is slightly diluted with water to the desired consistency. This ready-to-use solution can be stored indefinitely. Only it needs to be exposed to the sun more often.

Preparation and use of lotions

Take linen, cotton or woolen fabric, fold it conveniently, put it on the table, take out the finished mass with your hand or a wooden spatula and spread it on the fabric. The clay layer should be wider than the sore spot, and the thickness should be 2-3 cm. Maintain the density of the clay so that it does not flow. The surface of the clay must be made smooth enough so that it fits tightly to the body. If the lotion is placed on the scalp, then this area of the body must first be covered with a wider napkin, so the lotion will be easier to remove. Before applying the lotion, the sore spot must be wiped with a wet cloth. If it is an ulcer, it should be washed with fresh warm water.
....Apply the prepared lotion to the sore spot and make sure that it fits tightly. To avoid displacement, secure the lotion with a bandage and cover with woolen cloth on top. Do not tighten the bandage too tightly so as not to interfere with blood circulation. Usually the clay lotion is left on the sore spot for 2-3 hours. If the lotion serves to draw out toxins and harmful liquids, it should be kept tightly adjacent to the sore spot for 1.5 hours. As soon as the patient feels that the lotion has become dry and hot, replace it with a new one. If the lotion is done to strengthen the patient’s strength, the clay is prepared not very thick and left on the body for up to 3 hours.

The lotion is removed in the reverse order: first remove the outer woolen fabric, then unbandage the bandage and remove the lotion in one motion. Rinse the sore spot with warm water and remove any remaining clay pieces on the body with a cotton swab. Bury the used clay and never reuse it. Wash the material used to cover the sore spot in water and dry. The number of lotions depends on the specific case and the patient’s condition. As a rule, 2-3 lotions per day are enough. The lotion may cause pain or swelling. Lotions should be continued until complete healing. Sometimes a few days are enough for this, but in difficult cases, treatment can last up to several months. After complete recovery, the lotion needs to be applied for some more time to give strength to the diseased organ. Place lotions on the stomach area and chest 1-1.5 hours after eating, and on other parts of the body at any time. You can put 2-3 lotions at the same time on different parts of the body. The most effective effect is applied to the sore spot and lower abdomen. Clay should always be used only cold, without heating, since it is applied to the inflamed area. HOT clay loses its healing properties.
....If the patient is weakened and chilly, he should be helped to warm up with heating pads. If the body does not have enough natural heat, as happens in old people and anemic patients, or if the patient is susceptible to colds, lotions can be replaced with baths. Clay lotions can be used without fear to treat both external and internal diseases. To recover from many diseases: cancer, tumor, varicose veins, stomach or intestinal ulcers, you need to apply 4-5 lotions a day in a row to the diseased part of the body. Drink several tablespoons of clay water more often, every hour during the day. For diseases of the lungs, stomach, liver, kidneys, lotions must be applied locally: on the diseased part of the body.
.... Clay is an excellent remedy for soothing any pain: headaches, eyes, ears, in all cases of nervous diseases, for which lotions should be applied to the back of the head and hair roots. As often as possible, lotions should be placed on the tailbone (bottom of the spine).

Clay water baths

Partial (incomplete) baths are very useful. You should hold your hands, soles of your feet or arms completely in a vessel filled with a very liquid clay solution for 20-30 minutes. It can be used 2 or 3 times. It is advisable that the clay solution first stands in the sun.

Rubbing with clay

Rubbing is done using clay water. You need to wash your hands well, soak a large cotton swab in the solution and rub the sore spot. When treating rheumatism, arthritis, paralysis, to enhance the effect of rubbing, add 2-3 crushed cloves of garlic to the clay water. For tuberculosis, rub this mixture on the chest and throat 2-3 times a day.

Wraps or dressings

If it is difficult to apply a bandage (eyes, ears, etc.), you can do wraps. To do this, take a semi-liquid clay mass, soak a cloth in it so that it is well saturated, apply the cloth to the painful part of the body and cover with a woolen cloth. Change the canvas soaked in clay mass more often. Such procedures can also be used on large surfaces of the skin.

For internal use, pure fatty clay without sand and foreign inclusions is used. It is better to use clay taken in one solid piece. Break the briquette into small pieces, which are crushed into powder as finely as possible using a mortar or bottle. Then sift through a sieve to remove impurities. Place the clean, prepared powder in the sun. In this form, the clay is ready for use.
....The amount of clay taken should be adjusted depending on the needs of the body. Clay does not cause any harm, but in some cases it can cause unpleasant reactions. If you have a weak stomach, first drink water with a small amount of clay added. After the body gets used to it, you can take half a teaspoon, and then a full one, up to two spoons at once or in small portions throughout the day. For children, one teaspoon is enough. The normal dose for an adult is 2 teaspoons of clay powder per day. The clay is diluted with cold water and taken 2 times a day, morning and evening, always before meals, 1 hour (unless another method of taking the clay is indicated). You should not eat a lot after taking clay. If taking clay is accompanied by pain, it is a good idea to keep it in the sun, then it is much easier to tolerate.
....Diluted clay powder should be drunk in sips, not in one gulp. If there is still clay at the bottom of the glass, you can add more water. Do not use a metal spoon to stir clay.
....If the patient prefers to take the powder along with another drink, it is advisable to do this with an infusion of mint or other medicinal herb, but without sugar. You can add a small amount of honey. You should not drink clay with milk or coffee. For those who prefer to take clay powder in dry form, you need to put a small piece of clay in your mouth, let it melt in your mouth, and then swallow it with a small amount of water. By doing this, you strengthen your teeth and improve your digestion.
....Using clay internally helps remove toxins. If at the beginning of treatment, ingestion of clay causes constipation, this is a sure indicator of a serious disease of the gastrointestinal tract. In this case, during the day you need to drink little by little, sips a large amount of fairly light clay water.
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RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TREATING SOME DISEASES WITH CLAY

Cancer of various localizations*More often, preferably every hour, drink a few tablespoons of clay water. *Apply clay lotions to the diseased organ 4-5 times a day.
(Some healers recommend adding a little vinegar, juices or decoctions of various medicinal herbs to the clay ointment)
Benign tumors *Drink water. *Make lotions.
Blood diseases (leukemia, anemia) * Drink water.
Adenoids, polyps * Drip water into your nose from a pipette in the morning and evening. * Gargle 2 times a day with cold water.
Goiter
Inflammation and hardening of the lymph nodes * Drink water. * Make lotions.
Headache * Apply lotions to the forehead and back of the head. * Take a lump of clay, soak it in water, stir until it has the consistency of an ointment, add a little vinegar. Apply this ointment to the soles of your feet, wrap it in cloth and put on warm socks. Keep for 1 hour.
Atherosclerosis * Drink water.
Paralysis *Drink water. * Apply lotions to the back of the head and along the spine. * Rub joints and paralyzed parts of the body with water and garlic.
Nervous disorders (depression, hysteria, neurasthenia) * Drink water. *Lotions on the back of the head. * Rub the spine ch. water.
Insomnia *Put on forehead cold compress from clay mixed in yogurt. * At the same time, put a compress of vinegar diluted with warm plain water on your feet.
Epilepsy * Drink water. * Rub the spine and back of the head with water once a day.
Brain diseases (tumors, abscesses, hemorrhages, thromboses) * Drink water. * Apply lotions to the back of the head and forehead.
Ear inflammation * Warm up a red clay brick, lie down in bed, place it opposite your ear on a stand (the fumes from the hot brick should penetrate the ear). This hot dry clay steam anesthetizes, dries and destroys all germs - inflammation quickly passes. * Apply a cloth soaked in chap. water, behind the ears. Cover the top with woolen cloth. Change often.
Eye diseases (poor vision, eyesight, cataracts, inflammation) * Apply lotions to the eyes (closed), forehead, temples, and back of the head. * Rub your eyelids with water.
Mastitis, mastopathy of the mammary glands * Drink water. * Apply lotions to the chest and lower abdomen.
Women's diseases (uterine prolapse, fibroids, polyps, cysts, irregular menstruation, vaginitis, various inflammations and discharge)* Drink water. * Lotions on the stomach.
Male diseases (inflammation of the genital organs, prostate adenoma, hardening in the testicles, impotence) * Drink water. * Lotions on the stomach.
Diabetes mellitus * Drink water in small sips 5-6 times a day.
Ascites (edema of the peritoneum) * Lotions on the stomach * In severe cases, limit yourself to lubricating the stomach with water.
Digestive diseases (gastritis, heartburn, peptic ulcer stomach, intestinal colic, enterocolitis, diarrhea)* Drink water 2 times a day, morning and evening before meals. Gradually increase the dose to 4 spoons per day. * Lotions on the stomach.
Constipation * Drink water 50.0 three times a day.
Hemorrhoids, rectal prolapse * Lotions.
Liver inflammation, jaundice * Lotions on the liver area.
Diseases of the kidneys and bladder (cystitis, urinary incontinence, kidney stone disease)
* Drink water. * Lotions on the kidney area and lower abdomen.
Heart disease * Drink water. *Rub the heart area with water.
Respiratory diseases (bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy, tuberculosis, cough, hemoptysis) * Drink water. * Rub your chest with liquid clay mixed with grated garlic twice a day. * Apply lotions to the chest twice a day. * Cough can be easily calmed by sucking on a piece of clay and applying lotions to the throat and chest.
Infectious diseases * Drink 1 teaspoon of water every half hour.
Epidemic * During flu epidemics or other diseases, for prevention, drink a solution of clay in weak wine.
Teeth, tongue, mouth, gums * Brush your teeth 1-2 times a day with clay to strengthen them. * Rinse your mouth with water. * For toothache, apply lotions to the painful tooth and to the cheek near this tooth.
Nose (runny nose, sinusitis, sinusitis, nasal polyps, hay fever) *Lotions for the nose and sinus area (forehead, cheeks). *Rinse your nostrils with water. * For nosebleeds, place cotton swabs soaked in clear water into the nostrils.
Angina * Dilute 1 teaspoon of clay in a glass of water, gargle with this solution and drink several sips every hour or suck on a piece of clay alternately with a slice of lemon throughout the day. * Lotions on the lower abdomen and throat.
Varicose veins. Obliterative arteritis of the extremities * Drink water. *Rub sore areas with water. To enhance the effect, add 2-3 cloves of crushed garlic to it. * Make lotions.
Warts *In the evenings, make clay lotions with grated garlic.
Erysipelas * Apply to the place erysipelas a mixture of dry clay powder and crushed brick powder (take them equally), 4 times a day (always warm, sprinkled on a napkin).
Wrinkles * Make clay masks. Clay removes wrinkles, rejuvenates the skin, and gives it a fresh look.
Skin diseases (eczema, psoriasis, lupus erythematosus) * Drink water. * Lotions for sore spots. * Wash with water. * Take local and full baths with the addition of clay.
Baldness * Rub your head 3 times a day with a mixture of grated garlic, onion juice and hl. water.
Diseases of bones and joints (osteoporosis, osteomyelitis, arthritis, arthrosis, rheumatism, spurs) *Drink water. * Rub sore spots. * Lotions.
Injuries (bruises, dislocations, fractures, sprains) *Drink water. *Rub sore areas with water. * Lotions.
Wounds, ulcers, burns *Lotions.

HEALING COMPRESSES
WITH CAMBRIAN BLUE CLAY

Compresses with Cambrian blue clay are time-tested and very effective way prevention and treatment of various “inflammatory” and chronic diseases, which can be used on an ongoing basis.
*Compresses are recommended:
- for fractures
- for diseases of the musculoskeletal system: Arthritis; Arthrosis;
Problems with knees and elbow joints; Radiculitis...
- for inflammatory and chronic liver diseases: in particular chronic hepatitis V, S...
- at oncological diseases (mastopathy, breast cancer, throat cancer,...other types of malignant tumors)
- for preventive purposes...

Method of preparing a compress
To prepare a compress, mix a sufficient amount of Cambrian blue clay with clean water at room temperature until the consistency of a thick, homogeneous, creamy mass of mass - the mass should be almost like for modeling (...a little *thinner*, softer).
Then, take a piece of gauze or thick cotton (preferably linen) fabric.
The size of the fabric depends on the size of the application and the size of the planned placement site
(the size of the gauze/fabric should be at least 2 times larger than the area of the body area on which the application is made - so that the compress can be wrapped).
The size of the clay application/compress also depends on the area of the problem area (it should be slightly larger than the area of the sore spot).
The thickness of the compress should be at least 1.5 cm. ( optimal thickness - 2 - 3 cm.).
Then, the finished clay compress is wrapped in cloth (in one layer), tightly applied to the liver area and secured with a bandage or piece of cloth (the compress should fit snugly to the application site).
Course of treatment:
At the beginning, this procedure It is recommended to carry out 2 days in a row with a break on the third day (or every other day).
The duration of the procedure varies from one to three hours.
*It is not recommended to apply a compress with clay for more than 3-4 hours.
*It is better to apply 2 compresses in a row - 3 hours each.
To complete the full course, as a rule, 15 to 20 procedures are required.
In the acute phase of the disease, you can do 2-3 procedures during the day.
The course is repeated after 2-3 months, or after 6 months (depending on the results).

To achieve a greater effect, the clay compress is insulated with woolen cloth (the woolen cloth is placed on top and then a bandage is applied), a cotton towel, a diaper, waxed paper or cling film.
Extremely rarely, compresses and applications can cause discomfort.
You should be aware that the first sessions of procedures may be accompanied by pain of varying intensity.
But, as the body cleanses itself of pathogenic components, an improvement in well-being occurs quite quickly.
*Clay compresses for all types of " Inflammatory diseases"(...fractures, radiculitis, arthritis, arthrosis, diabetes, cancer), as well as in the treatment and prevention of liver diseases... (hepatitis B and C)
- can only be done with Cold Clay!
*Just prepare a compress with clean water at room temperature.
*Contact with cold clay- helps to enhance the vitality of the diseased organ
(...cold clay absorbs and takes away all the heat, all the “negativity”, and warm clay can only do harm).

How many compresses can and should be done?

This is an individual question, and it all depends on specific situation and your condition.
As a rule, it is enough to apply compresses according to the schedules indicated here.
In the treatment of many serious (and advanced diseases), such as cancer, various tumors, varicose veins, stomach ulcers - make up to 5 compresses a day.

* For diseases of the musculoskeletal system (...arthritis, arthrosis, etc.) - it is recommended to apply 1-2 compresses per day for a week.
*For the first week, it is better to apply 2 compresses per day.
*Next, you need to look at the results and how you feel.
*If significant improvement is achieved, you can apply 1 compress per day for the second week
(5 days on, 2 days off). The third and fourth weeks - the same.
*In case of an “Advanced” form of the disease, an intensive course must be taken:
- apply 3 - 5 compresses per day (put on for 5 days, break for 2 days).
*Follow this schedule for at least 2-3 weeks.

. For hepatitis B and C, if you do only 1 compress per day - then it’s better to put it on at 1 - 2 o’clock in the morning (*and make the compress itself thicker).
*At this time the liver is most active.
*Accordingly, the compress must be removed after 3-4 hours.

. The compress must be removed before the clay is completely dry!!!

. When preparing a compress, use only glass or enamel dishes and a wooden spatula or wooden stick.
(*it is best to dilute the clay in a large, tall enamel bowl - they are sold in hardware stores).

. You cannot use metal utensils!!!

. Attention! To prepare a compress - use twice
the same clay CANNOT be used.

. Attention! After removing the compress, the clay must be placed in a bag,
tie tightly and throw away (...or wrap in a piece of paper).

EXAMPLES OF COMPRESSES
WITH CAMBRIAN BLUE CLAY

From one package of Cambrian blue clay (2.5 kg.)
- you get 3 “clay balls” with a diameter of about 10-12 cm.
(for preparing from 1 to 3 high-quality compresses - about 2.5 cm thick)

The diameter of the “clay ball” is 10-12cm.
The diameter of the "Cambrian clay cake" is about 20 cm.