Primitive tribes, including the Paiute of Southern Utah, used clay to resolve internal conditions of toxicity, cure diarrhea and constipation; to bind internal parasites, and to reestablish a healthy immune system for humans and animals. How does clay do this?
Clay acts like a magnet. Positively charged toxins are attracted by the negatively charged surfaces of the clay mineral. The clay then holds the toxins in suspension until the body eliminates both.
Luxolite is a a "Living clay." It is now used by many of the most renowned clinics in the world. Luxolite consists of 67 minerals that enhance the production of enzymes in all living organisms. This impressive assortment of minerals includes calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, manganese, and silica as well as trace elements. The mineral content is extremely high, replenishing essential trace minerals and micronutrients.
Luxolite quickly restores minerals in the tissues where they are needed. Furthermore, minerals are the carriers of the electrical potential in the cells, which enable the hormones, vitamins, and enzymes to function properly.
In "Our Earth Our Cure" Raymond Dextreit writes, "Clay stimulates the deficient organ and helps the restoration of the failing function." Dextreit states that "clay acts with wisdom - it knows to go to the unhealthy spot."
In "The Clay Cure" Ran Knishinsky writes, "When clay is consumed, its vital force is released into the physical body and mingles with the vital energy of the body, creating a stronger, more powerful energy in the host. The natural magnetic action transmits a remarkable power to the organism and helps to rebuild vital potential through the liberation of latent energy.