Frama Green Clay Super Fine 500 g

Frama's 100% pure green clay assists in cleaning and caring for wounds.

External:
Green clay powder absorbs waste products from the skin and releases minerals for this purpose. Green clay absorbs excretions from the skin and odour (can absorb 70% liquid). It promotes skin tissue support and regeneration. When making the clay powder, use only rain, spring or mineral water. Make a thick paste that can be applied in a layer 0.5 to 1 cm thick directly onto the skin. Cover this layer with a foil or bandage. Remove the applied layer once or several times daily and apply a new layer.

Never leave the clay on for more than 12 hours, the hard clay should then be removed from the skin.

Internal:
Green Clay removes foreign substances from your animal's body. The active ingredient is green clay. The remedy is taken orally. It owes its action to its fine structure and is one of the strongest detoxifiers. The clay particles bind pollutants in the body. Via the bloodstream, these substances are then transported to the kidneys and eliminated with the urine. So during the cleansing treatment, there is temporarily an increased concentration of waste products in the bloodstream. Sometimes this can cause an animal to show symptoms such as with mild flu, a sign that the cleansing process has started well. These symptoms belong and should not be suppressed. If they are too aggravating, the dosage can be reduced slightly.

Caution! Do not use this cleansing treatment when taking regular medicines. Not in animals with kidney disease, or with foreign attachments (prosthesis) (however, the foreign identification chip is not affected). After using medication, after deworming or vaccination, there should be a 3-week waiting period before using Green Clay.

The product may be applied immediately after an operation, to speed up removal of anaesthetic substances from the body (provided the animal is not on regular medication). Preferably give only in consultation with or on the advice of your pet shop, veterinary naturopathic therapist or veterinarian.