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| How does bentonite clay work? |
When you mix this clay with water, it creates a large negatively charged surface area. When the body is in a tub of warm water, the warm water opens up the pores of the skin, and the positively charged toxic particles are drawn through the pores of the skin, to be absorbed by the clay. Most chemical and metal toxins have a postive charge, whereas the clay has a negative charge. Thus, the toxins cannot resist being drawn towards the clay. Bentonite clay has a great capacity for absorbing many times its own weight in toxins. In other words, clay baths have been shown to literally pull pollutants out through the skin, getting rid of many months and years of toxic accumulations. Please Note: When you prepare a clay bath you are mixing only a small portion of clay (usually 1 to 2 cups) with water, which gives the bath water a "muddy" look. A common misconception is that the clay bath is thick and gooey. It is not, and it can easily be flushed down the tub drain if you follow the instructions provided. Each jar contains 5 lbs. (14 cups) of clay, good for 7-14 baths. |
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| How does EBN® Clay differ from other clays on the market? | |
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EBN® clay is the only bathing clay on the market that is “pharmaceutical” grade. This means it is guaranteed to be free of toxic bacteria, viruses, yeasts and mold. Only pharmaceutical grade clays can make this claim. According to the scientists of a leading bentonite manufacturing company, all bentonite clays naturally contain a number of impurities, including bacteria and yeasts. |
Although non-pharmaceutical grade clay is fine for bathing for adults, we felt that a purified clay was best for the health and safety of children. EBN® clay is also very easy to mix in with the tub water, with no clumping, and flushes down the drain without any special type of cleanup required. |
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How do clay baths compare to other conventional detoxification or |
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The primary treatment for most heavy metals is chelation therapy. Chelating agents are substances that go through the body to attract and bind heavy metals. The toxins are then excreted. Chelating agents are given either in pill form, intravenously, by suppository, or topically in the form of a cream. It usually takes many months or even years of chelation therapy to remove toxic metals, and treatments can cost several hundred to several thousand dollars. Chelating agents are generally classified in two different forms: Chemical chelators such as DMPS and DMSA ; and natural chelators, such as combinations of herbs, amino acids and other supplements. The chemical chelators used by the medical profession such as DMPS and DMSA are drugs, and hence they have side effects, sometimes severe ones. Though chelation therapy with DMPS and DMSA has generally been considered to be safe for most people, information has surfaced that suggests that these substances may not be as benign as once believed. |
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Questions? Call Toll Free 877-562-6039 or 520-877-2637. Or email your questions by clicking here. |
Cost - At $47.00 for 14 cups of clay (enough for 7 - 14 baths), EBN® Detoxifying Clay Baths are inexpensive compared to $150 a bottle for TD DMPS, $95 a bottle for oral DMSA, 
No Side Effects - Compared to TD DMPS and oral DMSA, which are drugs, EBN® Detoxifying Clay Baths
Easy to Administer - Using EBN Detoxifying Bentonite Clay is as simple as taking a bath! Simply dissolve the clay in the bath water and take a bath once a week.
Faster Results – EBN® Detox Clay Baths work much faster than other chelators, since the toxins are drawn 
No stress on the body – EBN® Detoxifying Clay for bathing does not stress the organs of elimination, and do not elevate liver enzymes. 
Removes Chemicals – EBN® Clay Baths assist in the removal of both metal and chemical toxins, such as food additives, preservatives, radiation toxins, formaldehyde, cigarette toxins, pesticides, and so on. All other chelators remove only metal toxins.
Minimal Detoxification Reactions - Detoxification reactions, which occur when too many toxins are mobilized, occur only when you use too much clay, the time spent in the tub is too long, or the water is too hot. Detoxification reactions are minimal when the instructions for use are followed, since nothing is taken internally.
Can be Done at Home – EBN® Clay Baths can safely be done at home, and do not require a visit to a health care practitioner's office.More FAQs about EBN® Detoxifying Bentonite Clay Baths |
Each 128 oz. jar contains 5 lbs. (or 14 cups) of dry clay, which is good for 7-14 baths. Included is complete instructions for use. What materials will I need? For each bath you will need to have on hand: 1. A wire whisk, or stirring utensil We carry an excellent liquid mineral concentrate called ConcenTrace® Trace Mineral Drops. Extracted from the Great Salt Lake, it contains a full spectrum of all the minerals in a balance natural to the body. How much clay should I use? Generally speaking, adults use anywhere from 1/2 cup to 2 cups of clay per bath, depending on your physical condition. There are detailed guidelines in the instructions, which come with your order. How often can I take a bath? We recommend taking a clay bath about once or twice per week. As chemical and heavy metal toxins are pulled from the blood stream and surface tissue, there may be reactions called "toxic healings" or "retracings." These may result in the following symptoms:
NOTE: Detox reactions are rare - simply follow the directions for the amount of clay, the amount of time in the tub, and keep the water comfortably warm, but not hot. In very rare cases, vomiting may occur. This is a sign that you are releasing a large amount of toxins at once. Exit the bath immediately. All of the above reactions will pass within 24 to 48 hours. Are EBN® Detoxifying Clay Baths good for everyone? It is recommended that if you have a medical condition, heart condition, high blood pressure or are taking prescription medications, you should check with your doctor or certified therapist. The clays have the ability to pull out prescription medications, since they are also chemicals. You can avoid this by giving the medications after the clay bath, not before. But please check first with your doctor. Caution: Do not use the baths if you are pregnant or are sick with the flu or other viral or bacterial infections. What is the best way to mix the clay into the water? We have found that the best way to mix the clay into the water is to run the hot water into the bath tub, and at the same time, sprinkle the clay into the running water like icing sugar on a cake. Take a whisk and briskly stir in the clay. Initially it may appear the clay is clumping, but after a few minutes, it dissolves into the water. (Running your hand along the bottom of the tub will help keep the clay dispersed in the water.) Then add the colder water until the correct temperature is reached. Precautionary Note for Septic System Homes: If you are on a septic system, we highly recommend using the clay in a foot bath and not in the tub as your septic system warranty may be voided if clay is put down the drain. Even though our clay blends well with warm water, Evenbetternow will not take responsibility for problems with your septic system. Therefore please use at your own discretion if on a septic system. |
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