MANICOUAGAN CLAY

millennial remedy

The use of clay against inflammation, wounds and skin problems is so old that it is inseparable from human history. Prehistoric peoples not only used clay to make pottery, but also to heal themselves. The indigenous peoples of America and the ancient civilizations of the old continent also knew the antiseptic powers of clay on the skin. One can also observe animals like the horse instinctively covering themselves with clay in order to heal insect bites and other wounds.

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