Clay is an effective agent for an extensive list
of ailments-too many to elucidate upon in the
scope of this project. For this reason, please continue
to follow our "quick reference list" and links to further
reading on any specific topic. Moreover, an analysis of its
composition is not sufficient to explain the miraculous results it produces. Wherever there is a deficiency, clay seems to supply the needed substance, regardless of whether or not the clay itself is rich in that substance. Clay does more than restore a particular substance lacking in the body. Where synthetic substances (i.e., medications) may act this way, clay does more than just remedy a particular deficiency.

One of clay's peculiarities is based on its physical-chemical domination. From a thermo-dynamic point of view, we must admit that clay cannot be the sole source of energy of the phenomena it produces. Clay is effective through a dynamic presence far more significant than a mere consideration of the substances it contains. It's the alchemy of elements that enables it to act as a catalyst, rather than an agent in itself. This is because clay is a living substance. Clay is "alive."