WHY IS GREEN CLAY POPULAR (The internal and external use)

WHY IS GREEN CLAY POPULAR

(The internal and external use)

The use of green clay dates back to ancient times. The health benefits of green clay were known 4000 years ago. It was used by the ancient Greeks, ancient Rome and Cleopatra herself.

Modern medicine has confirmed that green clay has medicinal properties and positive influence on defensive mechanisms in the body.

Green clay has become the most popular organic product because is rich in minerals like silica, magnesium, calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, zinc, manganese and selenium. Because of its properties this product revitalizes the body and skin, and it works on every organism.

There are two uses of green clay internal (used orally) and external (used for the skin). It is important to know that these are different types of products; you cannot use green clay for external use internally. So if you want to buy this product be specific.

The benefits of green clay for internal use are:

-        Toxin absorption

-        Clears the blood

-        Treats anemia

-        Regenerates the cells

-        Has anti-inflammatory properties

-        Changes the odor of the body (because it cleans the body well)

-        It is good for digestion

-        Heals the intestines

-        Gives you energy boost

-        Helps the respiratory system

Tips for use:

Never reuse green clay; what is left should be thrown.

Never put it in a metal container or stir it with metal spoon. No contact with metal.

The recipe is simple take 150 ml of water and 1 teaspoon of green clay. Drink before bed.

Introduce it to your body slowly, the first week when you mix it, drain it then drink the water. The second week don’t drain it leave it in the water, but let it sit on the bottom of the glass. The third week you can drink whole, just mix and drink.  

Use it only for three weeks, and then take a break. You can use 3-4 times yearly.

The benefits of green clay for external use:

-        Cleans and tightens the pores

-        Gently exfoliates

-        Promotes circulation

-        Pulls out impurities

-        Regenerates the skin

-        Aids in cell renewal

-        Absorbs toxins

-        Promotes wound healing

Tips for use:

No reuse, no contact with metal.

If you have very dry skin moisturize your skin before use.

This type of green clay can be used as a hair mask (improves circulation to the scalp and promotes hair growth), as face mask, and as body mask (you can also bathe in green clay).

The recipe is very simple 1 teaspoon of green clay and 2 teaspoons of water, apply to skin (face, neck, hair etc). This is the basic clay to water ratio. Leave it for 10-15 minutes. After use wash it off with warm water and always apply moisturizing cream.

For best effect use it two times a week.

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