Pascalite Clay

Pascalite clay is a rare cream-colored, calcium bentonite formed thirty million years ago. It differs from other clays due to some unique special qualities. This clay is solar dried, and being a very sterile clay, it can be ingested internally. It is a valuable food supplement and has extraordinary qualities relating to nutrition and health. Used as a paste (mixed with water), it is effective as a pain reliever. Pascalite clay suggests a “synergism” which is not completely understood. Perhaps it’s due to containing a very high frequency at an energetic level.

Harvey C. Lisle, chemical engineer, specializing in bio-dynamics, established PASCALITE, as a “rock dust” that is “alive”, radiating energy 100 feet, and possesses the ability to negate noxious energy. Placed above or below the TV set or microwave, testings show complete neutralizing of the harmful electric energies emanating from them. In Europe it is also used successfully for rejuvenating “dead” soil and bringing dying forest back to life!

This clay is great to use as it dissolves easily and the high frequency assists in raising people’s energy when used in products or clay baths. Again, it is pure enough to use internally and works with some other clays and herbs and spices. It has a slight pink color to this light cream colored clay. Being a calcium bentonite (along with the vast amount of minerals), makes it good for bones, great for facial masks, and great to use as a tooth powder. For babies, it is excellent as a natural baby diaper powder. Another great healing, multi-use clay.

Pascalite Clay, like ALL OF OUR CLAYS, is a “living clay” - ALIVE and active in how it works. Pharmaceutical clays often are promoted as “pure and clean”, but their processing has taken out the “LIFE FORCE” or “action” of the clays.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This health product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. In all serious health concerns, please consult with a professional practitioner or physician.