Clay Therapy

Clay therapy is one of the oldest healing methods - the first clay treatment recipes were discovered in ancient papyri.

A thousand years ago, Avicenna described the properties of clay and its effects on all living things in detail in his Canon of Medicine. Clay was highly valued by Hippocrates, Galen, Pliny, Aristotle, Marco Polo, and others. The founders of modern medicine, S.P. Botkin, M.I. Sokolov, A.N. Pokrovsky, and G.A. Gelman also made wide use of clay in their practice.

Today, the pursuit of natural remedies and a return to traditional healing methods has led to the revival of clay therapy. There are various types of clay: green, red, white, and blue. They differ in density, as well as organic and mineral composition. However, white clay (also known as kaolin) is considered the most beneficial for health due to its powerful healing properties.

Clay is rich in mineral salts and trace elements. It contains magnesium, calcium, nitrogen, iron, quartz, phosphorus, silicon, and more. Clay absorbs toxins while simultaneously supplying the body with essential macro- and microelements that play a vital role for organism. It has been established that clay possesses strong antibacterial and anticancer properties. Many people  attribute this to the presence of the radioactive element radium in its composition.

Clay is a highly effective and natural cleansing agent that helps regulate metabolism and is even believed to influence the human biofield.

Clay is a super-effective healer: a universal source of trace elements with bactericidal, detoxifying, analgesic, antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, exfoliating, and rejuvenating effects.

Clay vibrations are identical to the vibrations of a healthy human biofield. It has been established that white clay has a vibrational field wavelength similar to radio waves, approximately 8 meters, which corresponds to the wavelength of healthy human body cells. Diseased cells have a shorter wavelength, and the vibrational field of white clay affects them by resonating them to a wavelength closer to 8 meters.

It is noted that the shift in the body's wave characteristics from 7.7 to 7.8–7.9 meters occurs within 50–75 minutes after applying or ingesting clay. Therefore, when a person undergoes clay treatment, the energy of diseased organs is restored, fatigue is eliminated, and vitality increases. At the same time, it restores the health of all organs - that is, both body and soul.

Clay has an adsorbing effect: it absorbs toxins, waste products, and heavy metal salts, and removes them from the body. As a result, the circulatory and lymphatic systems are cleansed.

Clay therapy is recommended for the following conditions:

Arthritis and polyarthritis (rheumatic, traumatic, infectious, excluding tuberculosis-related forms); spinal disorders of non-tuberculous origin (such as spondyloarthritis, Bechterew’s disease, and spondylosis), osteoporosis and bone fractures, inflammatory and post-traumatic conditions of bones, muscles, and tendons, certain inflammatory diseases of the digestive system and blood vessels, skin conditions, allergies, periodontal disease, tooth decay, hair and nails strengthening.

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