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clay
heavy metals
[2009]
[Aajonus]
17 or something, or 1890 something. I forgot the dates completely, but I remember the story. He advertised that he's gonna drink a 1/2 cup of arsenic and they publicized it. He made a ton of money and only on his deathbed did he give the secret away cause he pulled the stunt several times.
He drank a half a cup of clay an hour before he drank- or 40 minutes, something like that before he drank the arsenic, so the clay absorbed it. Minerals won't do that
[Attendee]
What kind of clay?
[Aajonus]
They didn't say, I like to stay away from any clay that's from molten lava because you've got a lot of molten metals.
Your minerals like calcium, phosphorus, potassium, and magnesium or alkanalizing ones, when they reach volcanic temperatures, they go off into a gas, so they're no longer part of that rock. And when the algae in water starts eating- algae and mossy rock, and all plants eat rock. So, when the water mixes in the plants, whether it's algae, whatever, breaks those down into a clay, it's still a toxic laden clay.
It's a clay that I won't eat.
[Attendee]
Which one would you eat?
[Aajonus]
Well, Terramin clay is the best. It's from an old aqua bead.
