In further reading, it is suggested that the clay does absorb toxins, but that instead of being passed, the clay coats the intestine and seals in the toxins, also keeping further toxins from passing. I realise, of course that the amounts ingested are the key here. It would be quite likely for a cat to ingest the same amount suggested for a human in a day of healthful use (anywhere from 1/2 to 3 teaspoons, leading to chronic or overdose proportions. I still intend to use the clay in my Bowel Cleanse but will do it judiciously and for only a period of two weeks. As with anything, moderation.




> Has anyone read this, it is mostly about cats but suggests that chronic use of Bentonite clay can be hazardous to humans as well. Wonder just what they mean by chronic.

> Has anyone read this, it is mostly about cats but suggests that chronic use of Bentonite clay can be hazardous to humans as well. Wonder just what they mean by chronic.


Can you give us URL of that article?


It is interesting that for every single article talking postive about some remedy (alternative medicine remedy), you will find at least one article claming that that remedy is dangerous, ineffective, quackery, snake oil,...


Usually, articles about negative aspects of remedies, are published in the major newspapers.

I find it interesting that major news agencies are owned by the same people who owe pharmaceutical and weapon industry.
(References: books: "Medical Mafia", "...and the truth shell set you free",...)



While articles about positive efects of remedies are usually written by some Doctor of naturophaty, articles that talk negative about the same remedy are usually written by an MD.


There is a war going on, war against "Quackery" (read war against cheap alternatives), and information and poor Science are the main weapon in that war.

Read "Health Fraud" articles on this web site.


It is very easy to manipulate people with information!


Don't get me wrong!


There are 1.000.000s of different kinds of clay. Many kinds of clay can be toxic, highly readioactive, high on arsenic, high on other heavy metals, and are not suppose to be used internally.

Clay is not miracle drug!

If you want to prove that Green Clay is bad, all you need to do is conduct a study and use BAD clay.



Question:
But, who are you going to trust?


Answer:
Trust your common senese, (follow the money!)


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