Excerpt #20 from The Living Clay Book

It is very important that the clay be pure, clean and natural direct from the source mine—preferably a subsurface mine that has been protected from the natural elements. Some companies are so far removed from the original clay source they have little knowledge about what they are promoting and how it works.

(Excerpt from Perry A~ Arledge’s book, Living Clay, Nature’s Own Miracle Cure.)

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The recording of this afternoon’s Living Clay Teleseminar

In case you missed it, you can always listen to the Living Clay teleseminars (Q&A with Perry A~) by visiting the archives located here:

www.aboutclay.com/teleseminar_archives.htm

These are NOT your typical “sales pitch in disguise” teleseminars. They are sessions where listeners ask the questions, and Perry A~, author of Living Clay, Nature’s Own Miracle Cure, provides the answers. So if you haven’t been able to join us during the live sessions (or if you just want to relive them!) please feel free to visit the archives.

Q&A with Perry A~ tomorrow (Thurs., Mar. 28) at noon central time

Join us tomorrow (Thursday, March 28) at noon central time for a free Living Clay teleseminar – Q&A with Perry A~. This is a Q&A sessions where you ask the questions, and Perry A~ (author of Living Clay, Nature’s Own Miracle Cure) gives the answers. You can join in by phone, or right on your computer. For more info: http://www.livingclayco.com/teleseminar.html

Excerpt #19 from The Living Clay Book

All clays are not created equal. Within the Smectite family there are thousands of different types of clays, each consisting of between 60 and 90 minerals in different amounts  Some clays are good for topical only and some better for internal use.  Then there are those high quality clays that are excellent for both uses. It is important to know your clays.

(Excerpt from Perry A~ Arledge’s book, Living Clay, Nature’s Own Miracle Cure.)

Living Clay in the Community – St. Petersburg, FL 3/1/13

From left to right, this is Sharon J. (Manager), Perry A~ Arledge (Author of Living Clay, Nature’s Own Miracle Cure), and Cheryl A. (Living Clay Representative), at Wings Bookstore in St. Petersburg, FL, on March 1, 2013.

Excerpt #18 from The Living Clay Book

Even though Sodium Bentonite, and Calcium Bentonite Clay are cousins from the same family genesis, they are as different as night and day in efficacy and intended uses. Sodium Bentonites primarily throw off sodium from the Cation Exchange layer while Calcium Bentonite will exchange the dominate minerals calcium and magnesium. High Sodiums tend to have a thick gooey plastic like consistency.

(Excerpt from Perry A~ Arledge’s book, Living Clay, Nature’s Own Miracle Cure.)

Excerpt #17 from The Living Clay Book

Smectites are characterized by their expandable properties and a Cation Exchange Capacity of 80-100 millequivalents 100 g^-1. They also have the largest specific surface area of 700-800 m²/g.

(Excerpt from Perry A~ Arledge’s book, Living Clay, Nature’s Own Miracle Cure.)