!Prof 100g !Prof Diatomaceous Clay

100g !Prof Diatomaceous Clay

Diatomaceous Clay is a natural product made up of fossilized remains of tiny, aquatic organisms called diatoms. Composed of the cell walls/shells of single cell diatoms, it easily crumbles to a fine powder. The substances used to make diatomaceous clay are safe and taken directly from the sea, since diatom silica deposits accumulate over time in the sediment of rivers, streams, lakes and oceans.

It usually comes in the form of a white powder and is also used in water filtering, food manufacturing, skin products and farming to naturally eliminate free radicals, viruses, insects, parasites and other harmful organisms by binding to them and drying them out. It also has the ability to improve the body’s use of calcium, improve bone mineralization, protect joints and fight effects of aging.

It’s also an essential mineral for the body to build strong bones, hair, nails and teeth, and it’s needed to carry calcium into various parts of the body.

Benefits of Diatomaceous Clay

Detoxifies the Body: It works like a natural detoxifying agent within the body, killing parasites and viruses that can contribute to illnesses while also helping to clean the blood. Some of the benefits of using it internally include reducing odors, helping to curb gas, cleansing the digestive tract, boosting liver function and absorbing harmful toxins within the blood.

Fights Parasites: It has the potential to be an effective treatment to help control internal worms (parasites).

Improves Joint, Bones and Ligaments Health: Dietary silicon is beneficial to bone and connective tissue and helps prevent low bone mass (osteoporosis). Silica within Diatomatoceous Clay helps with normal bone metabolism and joint formation. Silicon helps with synthesis of collagen (used to form joints, the lining of the digestive tract and connective tissue) and within the mineralization of bones.

Helps Clean and Protect Skin, Nails and Teeth: Since it has natural abrasive qualities and kills parasites, Diatomatoceous is used in many toothpastes, skin exfoliators, polishes and skin scrubs. It also seems to have anti-aging effects by helping with the use of calcium in forming strong bones, nails and teeth.

Kills Insects and Other Harmful Substances in Your Home: It’s a natural insecticide, since it absorbs lipids from the waxy outer layer of insects’ exoskeletons, which causes them to dehydrate and die of water deficiency. This is why it’s also useful in food preservation, as a natural home deodorizer and cleanser, and for helping to treat livestock suffering from parasites.

And these are some of the most popular diatomaceous Clay uses include:

1. Pet nutrition products.
2. Products used on dogs and cats to kill fleas.
3. Bed bug-killing treatments.
4. Sprays and products used for insect control, including cockroaches, crickets, fleas, ticks, spiders.
5. Rodent sprays.
6. Water filters.
7. Skin care products.
8. Toothpastes.
9. Foods and beverages, such as in beer and wine.
10. Anti-caking and clarifying ingredients used in food manufacturing.
11. Supplements and medicines.
12. Rubbers and paints used in construction.
13. Abrasive products used as defoliators and for cleaning.