French (European) Green Powder Clay

French (European) Green Powder ClayOther Names Green Clay, European Green Clay, Green Illite, Montmorillonite Clay Origin Italy As the name implies, French green clay comes from ancient bedrock deposits in France. However, this clay is also mined from other sites in Europe such as Italy, as well as deposits within the northwestern U. S. Wyoming, Montana, and even as far away as China. These varieties are all marketed under the moniker French Green Clay. Like other clays, French green

to help them gracefully transition through the natural phases of life

including skin lotions and creams

it is almost equal to quinine and Warburg's tincture

The taste will not overpower the flavor of your dishes

Both indigenous Americans and colonists valued cranberry for its helpful and nourishing properties

licorice-flavored foliage

such as red blood cells

black tany

comfrey leaf is limited to topical uses today but should not be applied to open wounds

raw salads

Other Names - ribbon gum

Other Names - Bruisewort