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        Excerpts from The God Food Diet

 

Chapter 9

Wounded Soldiers

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Clay was the only thing other than His words and touch that Jesus used to heal with:

 

So they said How were your eyes opened

He answered A man that’s called Jesus

Made clay and anointed my eyes and

Told me to wash in the Siloam Pool

And I washed and received sight

John 9:10-11 (LIB)

 

What I appreciate most about clay is that, in this world where we are being decimated by the processing of our food and body products, from which all the industrial stray toxins are being deposited in our bodies, here comes clay . . . a solitary anomaly so complex that one can receive a PhD in Clay Sciences - while still never completely understanding the mechanisms by which it succeeds - and yet so simple that it works by merely adding water . . . no high tech. No need to meddle with molecular structures or tweak with all the additives the world has to offer.

 

And instead of polluting the body further like medicines with side effects or allergy causing “health” shampoos, salves and pills . . . it targets those toxins for removal. As if on hold for such a time as this, with diseases closing in on us, like an expression of grace clay gives us another chance.

 

Through the years my husband and I had paid close attention to the research of Dr. Hulda Clark. Accordingly for a  dozen years I had been using Borax to wash my hair. But I was always searching for an alternative with more of a real shampoo feel to it.

 

My criteria was that since I am very sensitive to fragrances I wanted it to have no smell and of course without any chemicals. I really wanted to just pick it off a tree or something like that. As the years passed it appeared more impossible.

 

One day I had a seemingly silly idea to mix up some clay for my hair. I thought that if I could “deep clean” my face with a clay mask, why not my hair.

 

I just loved it! So my husband started sending for samples of clay from everywhere, as far away as France, to satisfy my perpetual search for the best. In the mean time I started to experiment with using it for everything.

 

There was such a joy of discovery. We found one clay where it seemed that there was hardly anything that it didn’t help. That is why we eventually named it All-In-One. We used it as our standard by which to see if anything else could surpass it. And so now it is the highly valued Montmorillonite grey clay which is offered at TheIncredibleEarth.com.

 

I always like to try something first to see if I’m even interested and then look at the research afterward. The research was even more fascinating.

 

Medicinal clays have been used by travelers to deal with the food and water-born parasites and bacteria. Industry has used clay to treat workers exposed to overdoses of chemicals and radiation.

 

Alternative dentistry has used clay baths to detoxify mercury. It can 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’s virtually no digestive disease that clay will not help. It enriches and balances blood. It adsorbs radiation. It has been used for alcoholism, arthritis, cataracts, diabetic neuropathy, pain treatment, open wounds, diarrhea, hemorrhoids, stomach ulcers, animal and poisonous insect bites, acne, and anemia - the list of uses is too long. It was used during the Balkan war of 1910 to reduce mortality from cholera among the soldiers from sixty percent down to three percent." Julie Crist, M. Ac.

 

"Russian scientists protect their bodies from radiation when working with nuclear material, by coating their hands and bodies with hydrated clay "magma" before donning radiation suits.  

 

Dr. Jensen, N.D., D.C., Ph.D., suggests using clay to absorb radiation from the bones, and could be extremely important for those who have undergone radiation treatment for cancer.

 

Clay acts with wisdom - used internally, however absorbed, clay goes to the place needed where it lodges, perhaps for several days, until finally it draws out the debris, pus, bacteria, etc. with its evacuation. 

 

Research shows that the properties of clay include antibacterial and antiviral and antiparasitic properties and that it’s a powerful detoxifying agent which absorbs and then draws harmful chemicals out of the body. 

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I always keep a made up quart canning jar in the fridge ready to go for emergencies. The cold clay really adds to the soothing effect for injuries. 

 

Some eat clay everyday and swear by it. I've chosen to believe that it should be thought of and used more as a remedy than a food.

 

Internally, clay can detoxify, cleanse, and balance the pH and the intestinal flora. It is generally not absorbed by the body, but communicates with it by exchanging cations (positively charged ions) and removing toxins.

 

So unlike herbal remedies used to remove toxins or kill pathogens, clay does not have to rely on white blood cell activity to clean up the aftermath. Clay does all the work. It acts like a dump truck moving through the body and collecting garbage!

 

Externally, it reduces inflammation, drains infections, removes contaminates, cleanses and protects the skin by deep cleaning pores. It is used for facials, poultices, body wraps and baths.

 

All these various uses, and more, are discussed in detail in the book.......................

Poultice 

Shampoo 

Soap 

Bath Gel 

Toothpaste 

Mouth Wash 

Breath Mint 

Facial Masque 

Salve For Bites Cuts Burns Infections 

Massage Lotion & Luxurious Lubricant

Shaving Cream 

Colon Cleanser 

Pain Reliever 

Hair Mousse 

Body Wrap

Foot Wrap

Dish Soap 

Veggie Wash 

Stain & Smell Remover

To Tone Down Silver To Gold Hair Color 

Triage Medic Kit 

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