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ION-MIN and Radiation Relief
September 11, 2011
Does Calcium Montmorillonite Clay (Bentonite) offer relief from the Effects of Radiation?
ION-MIN is a premium calcium montmorillonite clay. It is a Smectite that was hydrothermally produced and deposited at a singular location in an area known as the Colorado River Delta, between 30 – 50 million years ago.
The mine site, owned and controlled by California Earth Minerals has been producing high quality montmorillonite clay commercially since 1946. The clay from this mine was tested by NASA as a calcium source for U.S. Astronauts and approved for use while spending long periods of time in zero gravity environments.
See the video: http://www.californiaearthminerals.com/science/video.php
External Use of ION-MIN® - to offset radiation, remove pollutants and heavy metals?
“Clays have a tremendous number of miscellaneous uses, and for each application a distinct type with particular properties is important. Recently, clays have become important for various aspects of environmental science and remediation. Dense smectite clays can be compacted into bentonite blocks to serve as effective barriers to isolate radioactive wastes. Various clays may absorb various pollutants including organic compounds (such as atrazine, trifluraline, parathion, and malathion) and inorganic trace metals (such as copper, zinc, cadmium, and mercury) from soils and ground water."
Ralph E. Grim - Hideomi Kodama Ref: Encyclopedia Britannica – online version – June 2, 2011 – found at:
clay use in adsorption/desorption of radionuclide in groundwater
CRIRAD Reports of Radiation spreading, found in leafy vegetables, water and milk
Use of Boron to offset higher levels of radiation in Cow’s milk from Hawaii
We are posting a series of articles to provide the information that we have found about this subject. Is Calcium Montmorillonite clay effective as a barrier to certain radioactive particles? Is the use of ION-MIN clay to: either seal off radiation leaks or to help boost the immune system a real answer or is it simply anecdotal?
There are many questions to which scientists, nuclear physicist and Major Universities are responding. Initial results provide indications that are very promising that there are natural products available on Earth today, created millions of years ago that help offset the dangers of recent human generated problems. More study is needed to determine how to use calcium montmorillonite clay (bentonite) most effectively as either a block to radiation or to bolster our immune systems to prevent the deleterious effects of low level radiation.




















