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Learning Opportunity...Bentonite/Charcoal do not cause gas/bloating. Re: Slippery Elm Bark and Aloe Vera for Acid Reflux
Bentonite clay or activated charcoal CAUSING gas or bloating?
Au contraire!
Bentonite & charcoal both "sponge up" AND adsorb 'gas' and the toxins that CAUSE gas.
Now the psyllium husks & seeds in the IF#2 - those CAN cause gas. Normally the bentonite/activated charcoal (and peppermint!) in the formula will relieve/neutralize the possible gas/bloating from the psyllium (if indeed, it is really the cause at all). Neither Rocky or myself have ever experienced gas or bloating from IF#2.
Bottom line (no pun intended) - gas & bloating are caused by undigested, putrefying food & rotting fecal matter that is sitting around in 30 feet of convoluted tubing and not be eliminated 3-5x daily. It is also caused by mucoid plaque, especially if it is being disturbed (and/or burrowed into via parasites)... and of course, candida (which is caused by too much 'putrefying anything' in the intestinal tract). Or of course, by gas-forming foods (especially when not evacuated promptly).
Also, the formula for IF#2 contain "17 parts" of various herbs/substances. Only TWO of those 17 parts are bentonite. I strongly feel that to lessen the already minimal quantity of
Bentonite (unless one is experiencing overrapid withdrawal from pharmaceutical drugs) is definitely contraindicated.
This formula was created & used by an natural healer that healed thousands of people of incurable diseases - safely & effectively.
Bentonite clay is an important and effective part of the formula; without the action of the clay to 'stick onto' the 'intestinal tubing' (and adsorb the myriad of toxins/poisons) that are being released, the efficacy & healing benefits of the formula are SUBSTANTIALLY reduced.
Blessings,
Unyquity
>>>Why Do People Use Bentonite?
Detoxification
Constipation
Irritable bowel syndrome
Bloating and gas
A large double-blind, placebo-controlled study examined the use of
Bentonite clay in people with irritable bowel syndrome. Bentonite appeared to work best for people with constipation-predominant IBS. People taking the bentonite clay experienced a significant improvement in abdominal discomfort and pain. Bentonite users also reported significantly better symptom reduction and treatment efficacy with bentonite. There were no significant adverse events reported.<<<