Bentonite Clay can produce a negative charge when hydrated which is why it clings onto postively charged heavy metals.

The idea of grounding (Being barefoot in the soil or sand) is that you are connecting with this electron pool that is the earth (negatively charged) and neutralizing all the positive charge that has built up in your system from EMF radiation.

I wonder if eating bentonite clay is a close second to grounding 🤔

#PuraVida

When I say “Eating dirt (bentonite clay)” I’m not suggesting to eat mouthfuls of clay. I literally put a small spoon full of clay in some Mountain Valley water and drink the solution it forms.

Eating dirt (bentonite clay) actually helps to detoxify from heavy metals such as aluminium, lead, and mercury.

It’s also said to detoxify pesticides as well.

Truthfully, sometimes I don’t really think I’m *that* jacked, but I hear it so often from other people that I just run with it, mostly for the purpose of humor.

“When you’re good at something, you tell other people. When you’re great at something, other people tell you.” - Bruce Lee

Exactly! And dealing with the insurance companies, might even be the worst part of the doctors visit haha

Them: “Hey KC, why does your body look like the smash hit 50 Cent album “The Massacre”?

Me: “It’s because I eat dirt”

Them:”oh…”

Them: “Hey KC why does your body look like you just got out of a maximum security prison”

Me: ”Because I’m aligned with the truth”

*Staring majestically into the sunset*

Them: ”Huh?!”

It’s actually pretty unbelievable that there’s a market for people giving advice on what is considered human-compatible food. All animals instinctively know this. Small children instinctively know this.

Unfortunately, The State and the rent-seeking bureaucrats at 3 letter NGOs have hijacked the food system by way of a broken monetary system incentivizing production of cheap food rather than optimal and compatible food and allowing for devastating mono-crop agricultural practices only made economical through government subsidies; in turn, the “food” most have access to is artificial, incompatible for humans, and devoid of nutrients.

Because bentonite clay clings to toxins, bacteria and parasites it’s believed that pregnant women and children are the most common to experience geophagy (craving of dirt) because their immune system is most susceptible and this effectively acts as a “mud mask” for the gut clinging to the impurities.

#RubSomeDirtOnIt

People think I basically live in the gym to build my body.

Then I tell them I actually don’t enjoy being in the gym for more than 45 minutes to an hour.

Then I tell them I only lift weights 4 times a week and the rest days are going for walks.

Then I tell them I eat a bunch of sourdough bread and ice cream.

Then I tell them I recently started eating dirt.

Then they walk away after the dirt thing.

When it comes to high quality nutrient dense food I have ZERO hesitation to shell out for my groceries.

I firmly believe that the quality of the food I buy could only very marginally be improved upon to the point the distinction would be unclear.

If I had a billion dollars the only thing I would change about the way I eat is that I would purchase a few more additional ribeye steaks.

You should be warned that even the “mild” spice will have you drenched in sweat.

Just when you think you’re at the bottom of the alternative health and nutrition rabbit hole, you start reading about the potential benefits of eating dirt 😅

Ethereum is to money what Impossible Burger is to food. It’s not.

I’ve began using bentonite clay to brush my teeth. So far so good.

I use it for a mud mask as well because it clings to the impurities in your pores and pulls them out.

The clay is supposed to latch onto toxins before they enter the blood stream, so for the sake of experiment I’m going to consume a bunch of champagne some time in the next couple weekends and chase it with some bentonite clay at the end of the night and see if it has any impact on avoiding hangovers by latching onto the acetaldehyde precursors.

Eating dirt is a practice as old as time.

The possible idea is that it protects your gut from pathogens, parasites, and even plant toxins.

I wonder if humans were more protected from plant toxins in prior generations because they ate the vegetables with some level of dirt.

#PuraVida

Yup devil’s in the details. Sunspel makes 100% wool socks, but those are a bit more dressy. Barefoot is typically best. Saves you money too.

That’s okay, there’s always room for redemption!

There are people who bake their foods instead of frying solely because they think it’s inherently healthier while at the same time glazing their food with seed oils before throwing it in the oven😀

Maybe she doesn’t know that Rob is 7’2’’