Pascalite

The clay is now called Pascalite after a French-Canadian trapper and prospector, Emile Pascal, who first began mining it.

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He accidentally got his badly chapped hands coated with Pascalite Clay and he noticed that his hands improved, and with continued use of the clay, healed.

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Instead she ordered a pound of Pascalite, mixed it with water to make a thick paste and applied this to the spots.

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Three individuals stated under oath that topical use of Pascalite paste had removed all symptoms of hemorrhoids in 2 to 4 nightly applications.

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One research group gives a possible explanation as to why Pascalite differs form other clays.

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Therefore, Pascalite is an unusually effective cleanser, to remove deeply-embedded grime, leaving the skin clean, fresh and healthily glowing.

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Toothache victims and others have remarked this, almost immediately after application of Pascalite paste.

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Known to the American Indians as EE-WAY-KEE - The Earth That Heals - Pascalite was named after Emile Pascal, a French trapper who first introduced it to the Western world in 1930.

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It has been reported that when Pascalite pulls the red blood cells to the skin surface, leaving your face temporarily red, it has done its job.

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Pascalite is a rare calcium bentonite, formed thirty million years ago as the froth and foam of the fiery and convulsive era atop the Big Horn Mountains in Wyoming.

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