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There should be several regional, peaceful hegemony organizations to help unify warring nations. War is never a good thing, and it is especially bad in this day and age with the use of advanced weapons. Therefore it would only be beneficial to have some organizations that are focused on bringing peace to these nations.
Unification is useful to getting harmony in the countries of the world. The United Nations is an important organization because it provides discussion between all of the participating countries. The participating countries are also a part of the various agencies of the United Nations such as the National Security Council.

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It was almost poetic, Wang Yi's rebuttal of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's comparison of Japan and China today to 1914 Britain and Germany. It's a "total disorder of space and time", the foreign minister said.
Rarely do you have such colourful and insulting exchanges at Davos, the World Economic Forum where the great and the good from the corporate and political worlds swap wisdoms and pontificate, usually politely, on the state and future of the world.
But Wang is not wrong. Such historical comparisons are meaningless; they only serve as provocation, and perhaps that was what Abe intended. People are suckers for anniversaries, and 100 years - a century after the start of the great war - is a nice little round figure. This is why there have been for many months now pundits and academics who compare the tensions in Asia with the situation in Europe in 1914. But there is now a backlash; other academics and pundits, including yours truly, think such comparisons are morbid, unhealthy and misleading.
Truth be told, I rather respect Abe the economic reformer. His three "arrows" of reform programmes to revive Japan's economy show he has the right diagnoses and right cures. If he fails, it's not for lack of intellectual understanding but political will to carry out the necessary reforms.
In this, he is like President Xi Jinping , who also understands what needs to be done to reform the Chinese economy but may not have the will to do it. In this respect, the two men ought to understand each other perfectly, as when Abe acknowledges China as a key trading partner.
But Abe does seem to be historically challenged. Even historians don't agree on the causes of the first world war: rigid alliances among the belligerent nations; inflexible military mobilisation schedules; Germany's naval build-up; the collapse of Bismarck's continental diplomatic system; complete lack of understanding among Europeans of modern warfare on an industrial scale ... The list goes on. Niall Ferguson has argued Britain was to blame for turning a continental conflict into a world war and for misreading German intentions. Perhaps Abe should read the distinguished Harvard historian.
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Surface science is the study of physical and chemical phenomena that occur at the interface of two phases, including solid–liquid interfaces, solid–gas interfaces, solid–vacuum interfaces, and liquid–gas interfaces. It includes the fields of surface chemistry and surface physics.[1] Some related practical applications are classed as surface engineering. The science encompasses concepts such as heterogeneous catalysis, semiconductor device fabrication, fuel cells, self-assembled monolayers, and adhesives. Surface science is closely related to interface and colloid science.[2] Interfacial chemistry and physics are common subjects for both. The methods are different. In addition, interface and colloid science studies macroscopic phenomena that occur in heterogeneous systems due to peculiarities of interfaces.
The field of surface chemistry started with heterogeneous catalysis pioneered by Paul Sabatier on hydrogenation and Fritz Haber on the Haber process.[3] Irving Langmuir was also one of the founders of this field, and the scientific journal on surface science, Langmuir, bears his name. The Langmuir adsorption equation is used to model monolayer adsorption where all surface adsorption sites have the same affinity for the adsorbing species. Gerhard Ertl in 1974 described for the first time the adsorption of hydrogen on a palladium surface using a novel technique called LEED.[4] Similar studies with platinum,[5] nickel,[6][7] and iron [8] followed. Most recent developments in surface sciences include the 2007 Nobel prize of Chemistry winner Gerhard Ertl's advancements in surface chemistry, specifically his investigation of the interaction between carbon monoxide molecules and platinum surfaces.
Surface chemistry
Surface chemistry can be roughly defined as the study of chemical reactions at interfaces. It is closely related to surface engineering, which aims at modifying the chemical composition of a surface by incorporation of selected elements or functional groups that produce various desired effects or improvements in the properties of the surface or interface. Surface chemistry also overlaps with electrochemistry. Surface science is of particular importance to the field of heterogeneous catalysis.
The adhesion of gas or liquid molecules to the surface is known as adsorption. This can be due to either chemisorption or by physisorption. These too are included in surface chemistry.
The behavior of a solution based interface is affected by the surface charge, dipoles, energies, and their distribution within the electrical double layer.
Surface physics
Surface physics can be roughly defined as the study of physical changes that occur at interfaces. It overlaps with surface chemistry. Some of the things investigated by surface physics include surface states, surface diffusion, surface reconstruction, surface phonons and plasmons, epitaxy and surface enhanced Raman scattering, the emission and tunneling of electrons, spintronics, and the self-assembly of nanostructures on surfaces.
Analysis techniques
The study and analysis of surfaces involves both physical and chemical analysis techniques.
Several modern methods probe the topmost 1–10 nm of surfaces exposed to vacuum. These include X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, Auger electron spectroscopy, low-energy electron diffraction, electron energy loss spectroscopy, thermal desorption spectroscopy, ion scattering spectroscopy, secondary ion mass spectrometry, dual polarization interferometry, and other surface analysis methods included in the list of materials analysis methods. Many of these techniques require vacuum as they rely on the detection of electrons or ions emitted from the surface under study. Moreover, in general ultra high vacuum, in the range of 10−7 pascal pressure or better, it is necessary to reduce surface contamination by residual gas, by reducing the number of molecules reaching the sample over a given time period. At 0.1 mPa (10−6 torr), it only takes 1 second to cover a surface with a contaminant, so much lower pressures are needed for measurements.[citation needed]
Purely optical techniques can be used to study interfaces under a wide variety of conditions. Reflection-absorption infrared, dual polarisation interferometry, surface enhanced Raman, and sum frequency generation spectroscopies can be used to probe solid–vacuum as well as solid–gas, solid–liquid, and liquid–gas surfaces. Dual Polarization Interferometry is used to quantify the order and disruption in birefringent thin films.[9] This has been used, for example, to study the formation of lipid bilayers and their interaction with membrane proteins.
Modern physical analysis methods include scanning-tunneling microscopy (STM) and a family of methods descended from it. These microscopies have considerably increased the ability and desire of surface scientists to measure the physical structure of many surfaces. For example, they make it possible to follow reactions at the solid–gas interface in real space, if those proceed on a time scale accessible by the instrument.[10][11]
See also
- ^ Prutton, Martin (1994). Introduction to Surface Physics. Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-853476-0.
- ^ Luklema, J. (1995–2005). Fundamentals of Interface and Colloid Science 1–5. Academic Press.
- ^ Wennerström, Håkan; Lidin, Sven. "Scientific Background on the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2007 Chemical Processes on Solid Surfaces" (PDF).
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- ^ Christmann, K.; Ertl, G.; Pignet, T. (February 1976). "Adsorption of hydrogen on a Pt(111) surface". Surface Science 54 (2): 365–392. Bibcode:1976SurSc..54..365C. doi:10.1016/0039-6028(76)90232-6.
- ^ Christmann, K.; Schober, O.; Ertl, G.; Neumann, M. (June 1, 1974). "Adsorption of hydrogen on nickel single crystal surfaces". The Journal of Chemical Physics 60 (11): 4528–4540. Bibcode:1974JChPh..60.4528C. doi:10.1063/1.1680935.
- ^ Christmann, K.; Behm, R. J.; Ertl, G.; Van Hove, M. A.; Weinberg, W. H. (May 1, 1979). "Chemisorption geometry of hydrogen on Ni(111): Order and disorder". The Journal of Chemical Physics 70 (9): 4168–4184. Bibcode:1979JChPh..70.4168C. doi:10.1063/1.438041.
- ^ Imbihl, R.; Behm, R. J.; Christmann, K.; Ertl, G.; Matsushima, T. (May 2, 1982). "Phase transitions of a two-dimensional chemisorbed system: H on Fe(110)". Surface Science 117: 257–266. Bibcode:1982SurSc.117..257I. doi:10.1016/0039-6028(82)90506-4.
- ^ Mashaghi, A; Swann, M; Popplewell, J; Textor, M; Reimhult, E (2008). "Optical Anisotropy of Supported Lipid Structures Probed by Waveguide Spectroscopy and Its Application to Study of Supported Lipid Bilayer Formation Kinetics". Analytical Chemistry 80 (10): 3666–76. PMID 18422336. doi:10.1021/ac800027s.
- ^ Wintterlin, J.; Völkening, S.; Janssens, T. V. W.; Zambelli, T.; Ertl, G. (1997). "Atomic and Macroscopic Reaction Rates of a Surface-Catalyzed Reaction". Science 278: 1931. doi:10.1126/science.278.5345.1931.
- ^ Waldmann, T. et al. (2012). "Oxidation of an Organic Adlayer: A Bird's Eye View". Journal of the American Chemical Society 134: 8817. doi:10.1021/ja302593v.
External links
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Surface science.
- "Ram Rao Materials and Surface Science", a video from the Vega Science Trust
- Surface Chemistry Discoveries
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For today's prompt, take the phrase "(blank) If (blank)," replace the blanks with a word or phrase, make the new phrase the title of your poem, and then, write your poem. Possible titles include: "Run If You're Being Chased," "Animals Are Cute If They're Not Mine," "I Am Ready To Eat If There's Food Around," and "Poem If You Need To."
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"Don't Mind If I Do"
Don't mind if I do
sit alone with you
beneath this full moon
at the end of June
thinking of the spring
and a summer fling
but it won't last all
the way until fall.
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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — The United States has expressed concerned over intensifying pressure on Sri Lanka's civil society and human rights activists and is urging the government to ensure fundamental freedoms.
A State Department statement says it is especially concerned about the arrest of two prominent rights defenders, Ruji Fernando and the Rev. Praveen Mahesan, who were detained last week making nquiries about the arrest of another activist. Following international criticism, they were released two days later without charges but have been banned from traveling.
Sri Lanka is facing a U.S.-sponsored resolution at the current session of the U.N. Human Rights Council over its failure to conduct an inquiry into alleged war abuses and human rights violations in after the government defeated Tamil Tiger rebels in 2009.


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I need advice on the best laptop to buy for college. The specs I require are:
1. Cost shouldn't exceed more that 60,000 INR or 1000 USD (give or take a 100 USD)
2. Should be a decent gaming device with atleast 1GB GDRR5 graphics card
3. Screen Resolution = 1080p Full HD display
4. Can be a convertible (like Acer Aspire R7) but it should have a graphics card.
5. Decent battery life
6. Intel Processor
7. HDD can be of any configuration
8. At least 4GB of RAM
Please suggest me some laptops or convertibles.
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Take a look here a bit under your budget but you can configure it, just an idea hope you like - http://www.cyberpowersystem.co.uk/LandingPages/ZeusHercules/
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The point I am trying to make is that you seem to have a good Idea just what you want and people are only recommending Laptops that they have read about and not used so your best bet would be to google Laptops with the price you can afford then read users reviews on them. Amazon is an excellent place to start as there are loads of user reviews on there which is better than getting a recommendation from people who have not used them but have only read up on them, not saying that they don't no there stuff but you will always get negative replies on anything you want, if you don't believe me then take all the recommendations from here and search for them at Amazon there you will see users reviews. At the end of the day, It;s your choice, good luck.
Sounds to me as you have a very good idea just what you do want, so recommending anything mat be a bit pointless just google your price and you should find what you are after.
Hi Dave,
I have a good idea about the config of the system, NOT about the brand and the Battery life. Thanks for the reply
Although nice, Alienware and MSI are pretty much out of the question for your budget and requirements. Dell XPS would be a decent alternative to Alienware, and there are decent Lenovo Ideapad Y500 laptops that offer at least 1GB video cards in your price range. If you can, check out the ASUS Republic of Gamers G55VW-DH71. It may be slightly over budget, but it offers more than you are asking for, making it worthwhile for longevity. You should be able to use this laptop beyond the average feasible lifespan of a regular laptop, and some of the decently spec'ed laptops. http://www.absoluteblogger.com/2013/07/ask-rohan-2-best-gaming-laptop-under-1000-rs-50000.html?m=1
One thing to note is that gaming laptops typically use more power than regular laptops, especially when gaming. Getting more than 2.5 hours battery life is hard to manage to get on gaming laptops. Some are capable, but either are more expensive or lacking in features and performance you wish to have.
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- Traffic in Manila is horrible
- With hours stuck on the road, it is easy to get bored
- This man vidoes himself singing with his car wipers, and it goes viral
If you live in Metro Manila, then you would know how dreadful the traffic could be. Sometimes, travelling through EDSA could last for hours, and all you can see is the back of another car.
The traffic is so bad, the Philippine government is starting to recognize it as a crisis, with millions of pesos worth of time and road renovation wested.
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So what would you do if you were stuck in Manila traffic for hours? Some people pass the time by playing on their cellphones. After all, Pokémon GO just came out.
Some people with mobile data watch youtube videos on their phones, or maybe browse through social media.
While these are all the clichéd "things to do when you are bored," what this man did was unique and looked so much fun.
Zac Lucero was stuck in traffic for five hours. It was raining outside so his wipers were turned on.
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What he did next was hilarious.
His car wipers were making a rhythmic beat. Therefore, what does he do? He sings with the beat! And his voice is not bad either.
He sang excerpts from Like a Virgin by Madonna.
The video went viral on facebook, garnering more than 1.3 million views, more than 42,000 likes and almost 11,000 shares.
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So, if you are stuck in traffic and your wipers are on, don't be shy and sing with the beat to pass the time. After all, its better to have fun on the road rather than rage about the traffic.
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What Everyone Needs to Know About Early Signs of Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA)
As you know, the incidence of autoimmune diseases is increasing in the United States. Rheumatoid Arthritis is one of those diseases that is on the rise. It is one of the most debilitating forms of arthritis. For that reason, both primary care providers and the general public need to recognize the early signs of Rheumatoid Arthritis.
The National Institutes of Health recently published a Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine article that addresses the importance of referral to a Rheumatologist when a patient is experiencing early signs of Rheumatoid Arthritis for the following reasons:
- Rheumatologist are trained to prescribe disease- modifying- antirheumatic-drugs (DMARD) to try to slow or arrest the progression of the disease.
- Patients with early RA who have these drugs introduced early have better chance of avoiding the serious joint damage that RA can cause.
There are many difficulties with diagnosing RA in the early stages of the disease
- Only about 70% of people with a firm diagnosis of RA have a positive Rheumatoid factor
- Plain x-rays of hands and feet can be normal in people with early RA
- Not all people who have early joint inflammation develop RA
- Many conditions can present as RA and actually mimic the disease but they are not RA. (examples: osteoarthritis and gout)
Who should be referred to a specialist for a second opinion?:
- patients with joint pain that has persisted for 6-8 weeks
- patients with joint swelling
- patients who experience pain when their joints are compressed, especially in the joints of their hands and feet
- patients who have early morning stiffness that persists for 30-60 minutes
- patients with raised inflammatory blood test markers such as ESR and C-Reactive Protein
- patients with a positive Rheumatoid Factor
What are some Unusual Signs of Early Rheumatiod Arthritis?
- Most people believe that the hands are always involved first and that RA signs are usually bilateral. My RA was first diagnosed in my left shoulder. It was many years later that it was diagnosed in my right shoulder too. Yet, both of my hands have always been involved.
- I have a friend who first got RA in her eye
- Heart disease is another autoimmune disease that is caused by RA
- Ankle pain and damage
- Swollen Elbows
- Painful hips
- Painful knees
- Intestinal inflammation
This is why it is so difficult to get a firm diagnosis of arthritis and why it is important for you to get a specialist's opinion. Rheumatologists are trained to sort out all of the different early signs of RA and make an educated decision about a Rheumatiod Arthritis diagnosis.


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THE last time an Indonesian president visited Kuching was back in 2003. That time, Megawati Sukarnoputri was in town when a good part of Sarawak was in the throes of the annual haze from large-scale open burning across the border in Kalimantan.
Not much had changed from the time when President Sukarno's daughter herself became president and when his long-serving successor, President Suharto, occupied Jakarta's Istana Merdeka whence he issued, in the late 1990s, a formal apology for the great health distress and other affliction caused to people by the haze across much of the region.
This, despite the fact that two post-reformasi presidents had already preceded Megawati.
Not much also happened on the haze front in the decade when Megawati's successor, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, was in power, adding to the simmering resentment felt across the region over Indonesia's rather cavalier efforts towards containing the serious environmental problem.
But when President Joko Widodo lands in Kuching again later next month for a regular summit with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak, the first thing the Indonesian president's official host should probably do is to extend the heartfelt appreciation of many in Sarawak (as well as others in the rest of Malaysia) for the first haze-free year in decades!
Joko, or Jokowi to most Indonesians, came into office after a hard-fought election, with huge expectations that the former furniture trader will really shake up Indonesian politics and change things for the better.
The far-flung archipelago being what it is, popular expectations are sooner or later going to be met with reality, and it seems no different for an Indonesian president who came into office with such a groundswell of goodwill, both domestically and internationally.
But a haze-free 2017 is by no means just a fluke of nature. When haze first occurred under Jokowi's watch, he typically swung into action, personally going on-site to understand how it happened and what needed to be done to stop it for good.
He promised later to lick the scourge in three years and has delivered in good time.
Of course, the Indonesian president was not just acting the bit of international statesman when he promised and delivered on action to combat the haze, something that even Asean — with its perhaps inevitable rule by committee enforced even by a regional treaty on transboundary haze — has found elusive.
What Jokowi had brought to the table was the requisite political will to solve a problem decades in the making, and damaging not just to his country's international reputation, but most of all, to the health and wellbeing of ordinary Indonesians in its provinces most badly affected by the annually-recurring smog.
Haze aside, Jokowi had also visited Entikong, the only international land border crossing that Indonesia shares with Tebedu in Sarawak, aside from another it shares with Timor Leste.
The once provincial trader that is Jokowi must have been particularly keen on how to turn the promise of the border crossing as a thriving trading outpost into full reality. The promise has, thus far, mostly been unrealised and, one suspects, mostly owing to bureaucratic foot-dragging on the Indonesian side.
Truly free trade ultimately benefits people wherever and whenever it is allowed to develop, unhindered by needlessly onerous rules which are little more than reflections of the protectionist impulses of local officials.
As with the haze problem, Jokowi may chalk up another feather on his cap quite easily by brushing aside local naysayers and turning the Entikong-Tebedu border checkpoint into a free-trade zone, even on an experimental period of say, a decade.
The Sarawak-West Kalimantan border may be largely an invisible and imaginary line, but its economic consequences for people living on either side are stark.
A clear example shows up at Telok Melano in Sematan, on the western-most tip of Borneo where Sarawak and West Kalimanan meet, and the new Pan-Borneo Highway begins.
It is one of the few locations in Sarawak that boasts crystal-clear seas and promises to be even more of a tourism draw than it is now, once easy road accessibility to Kuching becomes reality. Buyers are snatching up land there, reportedly at RM70,000 per acre or more.
Just across the Indonesian side from Telok Melano, being touted as "Bali II" and with a road being built right up to the Sarawak border, similar prime beach-fronting lands are also up for grabs, but for just a third of what they fetch on the Sarawak side.
The writer views developments in the nation, the region and the wider world from his vantage point in Kuching, Sarawak


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QR Codes are black-and-white and they look ugly. They don't go well with branding and people often mistake them for barcodes. That is why marketers struggled in getting scans for their QR Code campaigns.
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Unlike barcodes, QR Codes can be designed and customized. But why custom QR Codes?
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Our custom QR Codes increased scan rates by 2.3x over ordinary black-and-white ones in an apples-to-apples comparison – ATS Mobile
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US lifestyle brand Ralph Lauren used a custom QR Code with their company logo to engage customers and offer a chance to win tickets to the US Open tennis tournament.
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Canadian entertainment company, Cirque du Soleil too used a colored QR Code that blended well with its poster advertisement.
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Multinational luxury goods conglomerate, LVMH used a designer QR Code on its limited edition Hennessy bottle, designed by renowned artist KAWS. It was reported that the QR Code was scanned 1.3 million times.
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Australia's largest wine brand Jacob's Creek used a wine glass shaped QR Code on its bottle. The QR Code redirects to the company website where buyers can view other wines of the brand.
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Japanese Red Cross Society designed a red cross with a QR Code in the centre. When scanned, the QR Code revealed information about the program 'Help Japan' including relief effort and donations.
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Public Health Perspectives is pleased to present the first of three guest posts by award-winning science journalist Linda Marsa. These posts kick off a two-week special event involving 10 PLOS Network blogs titled, "The Science of Extinction and Survival, A PLOS BLOGS Conversation on Climate Change." Our initial focus on human health implications of climate change is followed by a second week of blogging tied to the newly curated PLOS ONE research collection titled "Ecological Impacts of Climate Change," to be launched on August 5th at the annual meeting of the Ecological Society of America.
Today and Wednesday's posts here on Public Health Perspectives are previews from Linda Marsa's new book, Fevered: Why a Hotter Planet Will Hurt Our Health – and How We Can Save Ourselves, forthcoming on August 6, 2013 from Rodale.
The pollens released into the air by flowering plants and trees that cause hay fever and provoke asthma attacks are changing in response to altered climate patterns. Pollen seasons now start up to a month earlier and last weeks longer because of warmer temperatures. Hotter weather coupled with higher concentrations of carbon dioxide in the air prompt allergens like ragweed to grow larger and produce more pollen. What's even more disturbing is that the carbon enriched pollen is more noxious and damaging because it contains more of the chemicals that cause allergic reactions, according to studies done by a U.S. Department of Agriculture research team led by Lewis Ziska.
The plant physiologist has spent much of his career looking at how climate change will affect one of humanity's more fearsome enemies: weeds.
At his lab at the USDA campus in suburban Maryland, Ziska wanted to know how their growth would be affected by the increased concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide and higher temperatures that climate models are projecting in the next fifty years. However, with severe budget cuts, erecting the costly facilities to create airtight, climate controlled growth chambers, which are essentially aluminum boxes about the size of a meat locker, was out of the question.
But he hit upon a novel solution that capitalized on the intense heat island effect of neighboring Baltimore, where pavement, asphalt and buildings radiated the solar energy they absorbed and exhaust fumes from cars and big rigs and ships in the harbor clogged the air with smog. Downtown temperatures registered about 3 to 4 degrees warmer than in the suburbs, and the CO2 concentrations were 440 to 450 p.p.m (parts per million), which was considerably higher than the 399 p.p.m. of 2013, but almost precisely mirrored the conditions moderate climate change scenarios were predicting for the planet as a whole by the middle of this century. "We were looking for a cheap way of getting at future climate," said Ziska. "We figured the urban area might be a pretty good surrogate for that."
Ziska planted weeds on a barren patch of abandoned land next to the city's inner harbor to see how plants would fare in the hotter, CO2 enriched environment. For comparison, he planted weeds at two other sites: at an organic farm in western Maryland, where conditions approximated the current climate, and in a park in a suburb of Baltimore, which represented circumstances between these two extremes. The seeds and the soil composition of plant beds were the same so that the only variables were CO2 concentrations and heat.
Over the next five growing seasons, the downtown weeds–turbocharged by the warmer temperatures and higher levels of carbon dioxide–behaved like they were on steroids, soaring up to 20 feet, quadruple the size of their brethren on the farm. Even worse, the faster-growing CO2 enhanced weeds seemed to change their chemical makeup, and not only generated four times the pollen count of their rural cousins but what they produced was more allergenic and contained more of the protein responsible for inciting allergic reactions. While carbon dioxide is a basic greenhouse gas, it's also a food source for plants, which convert it into sugars and carbohydrates. But not all plants respond the same way and noxious weeds—as well as vines like poison ivy or kudzu—respond much more strongly to the change in CO2 than other types of plants, Ziska said. As a consequence, we not only see more growth but also more virulent chemicals within the plants.
A more recent 2011 study that Ziska collaborated on with 20 other mostly U.S.-based researchers had even more bad news for the nation's 50 million hay fever sufferers. In an analysis of U.S. and Canadian data on ragweed and daily temperatures at 10 different latitudes, they found that pollen seasons were 27 days longer than in 1995 in the northernmost areas, where temperatures are rising the fastest in response to climate change, and the lengthening of the pollen season was directly correlated to the hotter weather because the frost is melting earlier in the year.
Putting all these pieces together–longer pollen seasons and more powerful weeds producing more noxious pollen—means that climbing temperatures, increased smog and record pollen counts create a combustible mix that is sparking an explosion of new allergy and asthma patients. "When we look at climate change, we think of it as this esoteric thing that will happen to our grandkids but the fact is this is already occurring," said Ziska, who is deeply frustrated so few are paying attention to these ecosystem changes. "It's like seeing the train coming and not being able to speak English to warn people."
This was an exercept from Linda Marsa's new book. For more information, including how to pre-order, please go to her website here.
1. Ziska, L., & George, K. (2004). Rising carbon dioxide and invasive, noxious plants: Potential threats and consequences. World Resources Review, 16(4), 427-447.
2. Ziska, L et al. Recent warming by latitude associated with increased length of ragweed pollen season in central North America. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences; Vol. 108 (10), 4248–4251


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I went to a class several years ago with my sister-in-law. The topic was Clay. I was very skeptical, especially about eating or drinking it. Ummm, that's dirt! Who eats dirt on purpose? After the class I bought a small container and I've never looked back. Since then I've bought buckets of Redmond's Clay and have used it to heal my family and pets.
We all know the stories of Christ healing with clay don't we? Well, NEW FLASH ... it works!
We have used it for burns, stings, bites, foot baths, ingrown toenails, and lots more. It really does work, and takes just pennies.
I had an infection on my shine bone, and nothing I did worked and the pain very intense. I slathered on some clay wrapped it in cloth and covered it in packing tape to keep the moisture in and it on my leg while I was sleeping, working, etc. I left it on and after two days the pain was gone. The angry inflamed redness was gone. The infection was gone, and I've never been bothered since.
We reach for Redmond's Clay when we need to heal our bodies. I just use my scraps of fabric leftover from a sewing project, because why spending money on large bandages. If the area is small that a regular band-aide will cover it, then I just put a smear of Redmond's Gel on the band-aide and forget about it for a day.
I just wanted to let you know about the great benefits that we have seen because of the clay, perhaps if you are interested you will also be able to reap the same rewards. I have posted the booklet that is given out at the classes and can also be downloaded at the Redmond's Clay site.
We Eat Clay (And Wear it, too)
(Personal stories of the healing results of Redmond Clay)
By N eal E. Bosshardt
Disclaimer: This booklet is to provide information in regard to users' experiences with Redmond Clay. This booklet describes the opinions and experiences of the author. The author is not liable for the misconception or misuse of the information provided. It is not provided in order to diagnose, prescribe, or treat any injury or disease. The author shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss, damage, or injury caused directly or indirectly by the information contained herein. This information is in no way intended as a substitute for medical counseling. Anyone suffering from any disease, illness, or injury should consult a health care professional.
First Printed October 2003
Revised August 2008
.. Introduction
1. How Did We Start "Eating Clay"
2. What is Clay?
3. Historical Uses of Medicinal Clay
4. How to Use REDMOND CLAY.
5. Case Histories
6. Conclusion
My goal in writing this booklet is not to produce a highly technical document explaining all the intricate details of the geological aspects of clay; there are books that do that and some are listed in the appendix. Nor is it to explain in detail everything about all the healing qualities that I have seen come from clay; I do not believe that such explanations are even possible.
The goal of this book is simply to give the readers enough information to enable them to benefit from the wonders of this natural product. I have kept this booklet small on purpose so that no one would delay receiving the benefits of clay while waiting to finish a lengthy book. For the person who wants to read volumes on clay, those volumes are available. My desire is to give an overview so brief that people will read it, so simple that anyone can understand it, and so down to earth that everyone can relate to it.
I don't fault anyone for questioning how this natural clay can produce such miraculous results; there was no one more skeptical than I was in 1975 when I was introduced to the concept of eating our clay. But now after experiencing the healing effects of clay, I would like to apologize to Raymond Dextreit, the French homeopath who wrote OUR EARTH, OUR CURE, for my skeptical attitude. He was years ahead of his time.
Nothing in this book should be taken as medical advice. REDMOND CLAY is NOT approved by the American Medical Association (AMA) for any medical use and does not replace competent medical attention.
Chapter 1: How Did we Start "Eating Clay"?
The white, mineral deposit that came to be known as REDMOND CLAY was here as a white outcropping on the farm property my grandfather purchased in the early 1930's. A few people had been using it medicinally even before we owned it. One local fellow, Joe Blix, had so much success treating animals that it was called "Blix's Mud" and he was called Dr. Blix even though he had had no medical training. Our family used it externally for medicinal applications for bee stings and infections. My father says when he was a small boy, he had an infection in his hand with a red streak going up his arm to the armpit. My grandparents packed the wound in a poultice made of the clay and overnight the red streak was drawn out. However in those days, no one ever considered using the clay internally.
In 1974 a book entitled OUR EARTH, OUR CURE was translated from French into English. Written by Raymond Dextreit, a French homeopath, it told of the wonderful healing properties of certain types of clay. He said that the right type of clay would bring the body into balance. He said the right kind of clay was a 'living' substance because of how it would respond to the organism. He made such miraculous claims for natural clay that we laughed and laughed. It was too much like 'snake oil' to believe.
The health food stores carrying the French clay that Mr. Dextreit was recommending wanted to know if our clay would do what the French clay was said to do. We told them we didn't know. They wanted to try it, so we selected a white vein in our deposit and pulverized it to the consistency of a fine powder. We had it analyzed to make sure it was not going to harm anyone and we checked with the FDA for their opinion. We found it contained nothing harmful and that by FDA standards, since it was basically a bentonite clay, it was considered G.R.A.S. (generally recognized as safe). We were told we could sell it as long as we made no medical claims. So we began to sell it under the name Orsa Clay; later we changed the name to REDMOND CLAY.
Over the next few months, as we encountered medical conditions which traditional medicine couldn't fix, in desperation we tried our Redmond Clay. In every case it worked just like Mr. Dextreit had said it would. Over the past 30 years, we have used it for diarrhea, constipation, heartburn, stomachache, acid indigestion, hiatal hernias, acid reflux, diverticulitis, colitis, roto-virus, and h-pylori bacteria. We have used it externally for cuts, bruises, insect bites, bee stings, boils, infections, rashes, eczema, arthritis, acne, and burns just to name a few of the things it has helped.
Because it has worked so well, now we use first for relief rather than after traditional medicine has failed. Consequently we keep it mixed up ready to use; we keep it in the kitchen cupboard, the bathroom cupboard, the trunk of the car, under the seat in the truck, and in the first aid kit.
Though we have seen it do many amazing things, we do not feel we have used it to its maximum capacity. Just as the computer on my desk is capable of doing more than I actually use it for, according to Mr. Dextreit, the clay could do much more for us. It doesn't benefit us more because we have not chosen to use it for more, but for what we have used it for, we have been totally impressed and grateful. It is not a cureall, and there have been a few times when people have said it hasn't helped. But of this we can assure you: in 30 years of using it, we have never seen anyone have an allergic reaction and we have never seen anyone who was worse off from using the clay.
Chapter 2: What is Clay?
There are dozens of volumes that describe the details of the hundreds of different types of clay in terms of geological formation, mineral composition, and physical characteristics. If the reader wants those facts, they are available in other works. My goal is simply to give you an overview sufficient to enable you to benefit from the product. Be aware that not all scientists agree on many of the details regarding clays, especially in terms of medical benefits. You will find many differing opinions, so any attempt to completely understand the how and why of clay's healing properties will not be resolved easily. In the most simple of terms, clay is a natural earthy material, which becomes gooey when wet. I would suggest that you think of clay as a large family of minerals, and within that family, there are sub families, one of which is montmorillonite. In the montmorillonite family, there are sub families, one of which is bentonite. In the bentonite family, there is sodium bentonite and calcium bentonite, each having different properties. According to geologists sodium bentonite is volcanic ash that fell in seawater; calcium bentonite is volcanic ash which fell in fresh water. Even in the sodium bentonites, there are differences in properties and qualities.
Our product, REDMOND CLAY, is a combination of sodium and calcium type bentonites, but we don't like to call it bentonite because of the number of people who have used other 'bentonite' with minimal results. Why is REDMOND CLAY so much more effective than other 'bentonite'? We don't know. Is it the best clay available? Again, we don't know, but based on our experiences over the past 30 years and the experiences of our customers, REDMOND CLAY has healing properties that are amazing.
Chapter 3: Historical Uses of Medicinal Clay
Volumes have been written detailing how clay has been used for medicinal purposes over centuries of time without anyone ever being able to explain fully what makes it such a great healer. Those who have benefited from this natural product are those who were willing to leave scientific explanations aside and gratefully receive the benefits of the product. I am not advocating that people not examine the clay or try to learn how it works. We welcome any efforts to further expand the world's knowledge of, and use of, clay as a healer. However, discovering the keys to clay's healing secrets will not be easy. The analysis of its composition is not sufficient to explain its ability to achieve such amazing results. Knowledge of its physical properties does little as far as explaining the results people receive from it. Dr. Meyer-Camberg, a European doctor, stated in his work that clay takes care of any bad poisoning such as arsenic. Many doctors of antiquity, such as the Greek Dioscorides, the Arab Avicena, the Roman Pliny the Elder, and the Greek Galen all told of the wonders of clay.
Several German naturopaths, including Kneipp, Kuhn, Just, and Felke used clay in their treatments. In the First World War, both Russian and French soldiers were issued clay as part of their rations. Even Mahatma
Gandhi advised the use of clay. Raymond Dextreit, author of Our Earth, Our Cure, details countless cases of clay accomplishing amazing healing results. He states: "that clay acts symbiotically in the body; since it is impossible to see and control what happens with living organisms, we are limited to hypotheses. evertheless, clay's action and the results obtained permit a rather precise idea of its properties. In this way, it is remarkable for its organo-therapeutic value". Many reports have been documented of animals going to natural
clay deposits to self- medicate themselves when sick. People studying the habits of animals in the wild have found many beneficial clay deposits that have been used by animals. We know of livestock producers who make bentonite available to their animals because they will eat it free choice when sick.
The question logically comes up: if clay is so good for healing, why does the world's medical community not promote it? Why haven't extensive tests been done proving the validity of the many claims made for clay? The answer can be given in one word: MONEY and I will show an example. A fellow who had been taking an ulcer medication for three years at four pills a day @ $.50 per pill heard about Redmond Clay. He decided to try it because his ulcer had not gotten any better even though he had spent $2190.00 on those pills. He bought one container of Redmond Clay for $8.00 and took it once a day for three weeks, then quit because he couldn't tell he had an ulcer anymore. Six months later he made the comment "Redmond Clay did more in three weeks than the other medication had done in three years". When asked if he was still taking the Redmond Clay, he said, "No, unless I am going to eat something that I haven't been able to eat for years; then I take it just as a precaution." The bottom line is this: How much research on an ulcer medicine can a company do for $8.00 per patient versus $2190.00 per patient? There is no economic future in promoting a natural, inexpensive product that can't be patented.
Chapter 4: How to use REDMOND CLAY?
Here we will tell in general terms how to prepare the REDMOND CLAY for use in both internal and external applications. More details will be given in later chapters dealing with specific applications. Some of our instructions are taken from OUR EARTH, OUR CURE. We are indebted to that book for persuading us to use this natural product for healing. We have followed many of its suggestions, but many others we have ignored or changed based on our own findings of working with the clay. We have found that there are very few hard, fast rules when working with the clay. In fact we ignore many of the 'rules' outlined by Mr. Dextreit and still find the clay accomplishing everything that we want it to do. Maybe other clays are not so forgiving and Mr. Dextreit's instructions would need to be followed if using them; but when using the REDMOND CLAY, we take great liberties and see no decrease in its effectiveness. Mr. Dextreit says not to store the clay in plastic; we store both the dry clay as well as the wet clay in plastic and have not seen any problems as long as the plastic containers have not had other material stored in them previously. Mr. Dextreit says not to use clay while taking traditional medicine, but we have customers who have taken both at the same time without any problems. Maybe there are medications that would react adversely with the REDMOND CLAY, but if so, we haven't used any of them yet.
Mr. Dextreit says that because the clay draws toxins to itself, some conditions may appear worse before they get better when using clay. It makes sense, but we have never seen that happen except for acne; sometimes acne will seem to get worse before it gets better. One thing Mr. Dextreit is right about is to not leave metal in contact with the wet clay, as it will quickly rust.
To prepare the REDMOND CLAY for either internal or external use, mix it with enough water to make a gel about the consistency of mustard or ketchup. Usually a ratio of two cups of water to one cup of clay works well. Once mixed it will never dry out, separate, or go bad as long as you keep a tight lid on it. If it does dry out because the lid gets left off, simply add more water and stir up again. The REDMOND CLAY gel can be stored in the fridge, the cupboard, or car; heat and cold do not affect it. Keep the gel out of direct sunlight as it has been known to grow blue/green algae in sunlight.
The book OUR EARTH, OUR CURE says to mix 1 teaspoon of the dry powder clay in a half glass of water, stir it up, and let it sit 4 to 6 hours or even overnight. Then drink either the liquid off the top, or stir it up and drink the whole thing. It says some people find better results if they drink it first thing in the morning, some if they drink it last thing at night and others throughout the day. Some people stir the dry clay in the water and drink it immediately without waiting and find it works just as well as it does after letting it set. Maybe there are some clays that need to set for several hours to work, but REDMOND CLAY isn't one of them.
Some people prefer to use the REDMOND CLAY in a gel form rather than the dry powder. If using the gel, mix 1 tablespoon of the gel in the glass of water and immediately drink the liquid off the top or the whole thing as described above. Using the gel simply eliminates the six hour wait, and some people say the taste is less noticeable.
The most convenient way to have the REDMOND CLAY available to take internally on a regular basis without having to mix it up every day is to add 1/4 cup of the dry powder REDMOND CLAY to a two quart glass pitcher of water, stir it up and put it in the refrigerator. Within a few hours, the clay will settle to the bottom and some of the water will be almost clear. Then drink the water on an as desired basis pouring off a glass at a time. When you start getting more solids off the bottom than you want to drink, wash the pitcher out and start over with a new batch. An alternative way when using this method is to stir the pitcher of water up each time, so that when the water is gone, the clay is gone as well. Again, the OUR EARTH, OUR CURE says that drinking the clear water off the top gives basically the same results as drinking the clay itself.
Although the book suggests taking the clay once a day, some people have taken the clay two or three times a day. Some people have taken the clay every day for several years as a mineral supplement or preventative measure; other people just take it as a first aid item when they feel they have a need.
There are many different ways of using the clay externally, but most all start out preparing the gel by mixing two parts water to one part of the dry REDMOND CLAY to make a gel the consistency of mustard. Apply that gel generously in a ½ inch to ¾ inch layer directly on the skin. An alternative that allows for more mobility is to apply the gel to a piece of cheese cloth and fold the cloth as if making a 'burrito'. You can then pick up the clay wrapped in the cloth, place it anywhere on the body it is needed, and secure it to the skin with plastic wrap, a towel, or an ace bandage. After applying there are several options: UNCOVERED: Some people put on the clay and leave it uncovered so that it dries out within an hour or so depending on how thick the poultice is. As it dries, it will draw or pull. Wash the clay off before it is totally dry or it is hard to remove. COVERED WITH CLOTH: Covering the REDMOND CLAY with a cloth will hold it in place and cause the clay to dry slower. Doing this enables you to leave the clay on overnight or to walk around the house without getting wet clay all over the furniture. Re-wetting the cloth with water will slow the drying rate and cause more of a cooling sensation. Again, remove the clay pack before it is totally dry and replace with new REDMOND CLAY gel if desired. COVERED WITH PLASTIC: Covering the REDMOND CLAY gel with plastic wrap or a plastic bag keeps the clay from drying out at all. This is critical if you are applying to a burn. Even though the clay doesn't dry out, some people will wash the clay off and replace it once or twice a day. Other people have left the same pack on a burn for a couple of days until the burn was 'just pink skin'. When removing the
clay gel from a wound, if you are going to immediately apply a new clay pack, it is not necessary to remove all the clay. Any clay that sticks to the wound can be left in place and simply covered with new clay.
USING THE DRY REDMOND CLAY: People say using it as baby powder causes diaper rash to disappear by the next diaper change. Some people feel that sprinkling the dry REDMOND CLAY on an open, infected wound causes more of a drawing/healing action than using the gel.
To make a clay bath for detoxifying, simply put a cupped handful (two to four ounces) of the dry REDMOND CLAY in a tub of water and soak for 30 to 45 minutes. Use water as hot as you can stand. If you don't have access to a tub, you can achieve the same results by simply soaking your feet in a bucket of clay water. Use a bucket/basin of water as hot as you can stand and add 2-3 tablespoons of the dry clay. Soak for 30 – 45 minutes as with a bath. DO NOT REUSE THE WATER FOR ANYTHING. One lady thought she could use it to water her plants and she killed every plant in her house because of the toxins and heavy metals the clay had drawn from her body. If these directions leave you feeling uncomfortable because they are so vague, we are sorry, but we don't apologize. As Dextreit said in his book, the clay responds to each individual organism so depending on the patient, the illness, and many other factors, there may not be a 'best' way to use the clay. Try different ways and find out which works best for your situation. With one exception there does not seem to be any 'wrong' way of using it so don't be afraid to experiment a little. That one exception is DO NOT LET CLAY DRY ON A BURN. Keep it moist until it is time to wash it off.
Chapter 5: Case Histories __
I have often been asked how, and for what reasons, I have used the Redmond Clay. I have personally used the Redmond Clay, or have seen it used, for the following problems with beneficial results. However, since Redmond Clay is a natural product, the same results are not guaranteed for everyone.
Arthritis Acid Indigestion
Acne Acid Reflux/Heartburn
Athletes Foot Allergies/Hay fever
Bruises/Black eyes Colitis
Boils Constipation
Cold Sores/Fever blisters
Food Poisoning
Diaper Rash
Ear Aches
Hiatel Hernia
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
Insect bites(spider,bee,chigger, scorpions, mosquito)
Crohn's Disease
Menstrual Cramps
Infections/including those Parasites with red streak to lymph node)
Roto Virus
Ingrown Toe Nails
Stomach ache
Nail Fungus
Poison Ivy/Stinging Nettle
Scrapes/Road Rash
Sores that won't heal
The actual experiences are not told here as guarantees that everyone will have the same results. They are told merely to relate what other people have experienced with REDMOND CLAY. We have many more testimonials and some are more impressive than those listed here. We have chosen these because they can be told quickly. Some applications that are so common and routine, we have left out the details. To help the reader, we have listed the applications in alphabetical order with internal uses listed first and external uses second.
ACID INDIGESTION/ACID Reflux:
A co-worker says that drinking a glass of Redmond Clay water relieves acid reflux faster and more completely than anything else he has ever tried.
A woman from Canada called begging me to tell her that our Redmond Clay would help her colitis. It was so bad she had confined herself to her house rather than risk embarrassment in public. After a week of drinking the Redmond Clay water, she called us again in tears, but now they were tears of joy. She said she was having normal, controlled bowel movements and was free to travel again. A man with ulcerative colitis so bad that he was considering having part of his colon removed drank one to two quarts of Redmond Clay water
every day for a month. He felt so much better than he had been when he was taking up to 30 pills a day (including some steroids which had some nasty side effects) that he quit taking all medications and just continued to drink the Redmond Clay water. After 6 months of being symptom free, he had a colonoscopy and they found his colon looked better than it had for ten years. The doctor said, "It is as if you had never had the disease".
A woman taking prenatal vitamins with iron was so constipated she was having one bowel movement every week or ten days. After drinking the water off the Redmond Clay for three days, she began having natural,
easy, regular bowel movements on a daily basis and continued to do so during the rest of the pregnancy as long as she drank the clay water.
A couple whose month old baby was constipated due to the formula that was supplementing their breast feeding, began mixing the formula with Redmond Clay water. All constipation went away and the baby had
normal bowel movements.
A woman was having up to 17 bowel movements each day, so uncontrolled that she had become homebound. After a week of drinking Redmond Clay water, her bowels were totally controlled and normal.
She came to our office to thank us for giving her the ability to go out in public again without fear of embarrassment
A cross country ski instructor uses Redmond Clay routinely whenever he has students experiencing any signs of dehydration, nausea, or altitude sickness.
HEARTBURN: (See acid reflux)
A woman who suffered from Hiatel hernia found that drinking the Redmond Clay was the best thing she could do for relief.
A nurse whose 18th month old daughter experienced vomiting and diarrhea for a week figured the problem was viral. She took appropriate measures to keep her from becoming dehydrated, but after a week, she took her to the doctor since the little girl was no better. The doctor confirmed it was 'roto-virus' and said to keep doing what she was doing and that it should be over in another week. Upon the advice of the grandmother, the mother gave her daughter Redmond Clay water in her bottle. The girl fell asleep drinking it, slept for an hour, which was the longest she had slept all week, and woke up with the appetite of a horse. She ate 2 bowls of cereal and two slices of bread. She never threw up again and within a couple of days her diapers were normal.
Whenever our children complained of stomachache as they were growing up, we simply gave them a glass of Redmond Clay water. It always relieved the discomfort immediately and it was never necessary to give a second dose.
A man who had taken ulcer medicine for three years drank one glass of the Redmond Clay water a day for three weeks. Then he quit because he couldn't tell he had an ulcer anymore. He told everyone "The Redmond
Clay did more in three weeks than the other medicine had done in three years". Six months later when asked if he still took the Redmond Clay, he said "Only as a precaution when I am going to eat something I haven't been able to eat in years!" Another fellow who was supposed to be scheduled for surgery for his bleeding ulcers decided to try the Redmond Clay first. To begin with he drank one glass of the Redmond Clay water twice a day, and also kept taking his regular ulcer medicine. After three days he felt so much better that he quit taking the prescription medicine. After a month he went in for an examination; all the bleeding ulcers had quit bleeding and all the small ulcers had disappeared. Six months later they couldn't find any trace of any ulcer.
All of these applications use Redmond Clay Gel in a consistency like mustard or mayonnaise.
To use for acne, cover the entire face with a layer of the gel about the thickness of icing on a cake. Leave on for about 30 to 45 minutes; wash it off before it is totally dry. Many local teenagers have called it 'zit killer'. One 15 year old boy had been using the Redmond Clay on a regular basis for his complexion and had no blemishes at all. Then he went on vacation and camping trips for three weeks in a row. After three weeks without using it, his face was full of blemishes especially along the hairline of the forehead. He used the Redmond Clay every night for two weeks and was completely blemish free. A 16 year old boy who had a very bad complexion used the Redmond Clay every night for 6 weeks. His complexion cleared up so well that people thought he was using the acne medicine acutane.
A man who was spending up to $70 per month for arthritis medication for his injured knee that had required several surgeries packed his knee in a thick layer of Redmond Clay Gel. He wrapped it in plastic wrap and applied an ace bandage above and below the knee to hold it in place. He kept it packed like that for one day. His knee was pain free for the first time in several years and remained pain free until cold weather set in.
Several people have said how much it reduces or eliminates the burning and itching and redness of athlete's foot.
A man pushed his hand into a wasp's nest. He was stung so many times his hand just throbbed. He put on a thick layer of Redmond Clay Gel and covered the hand with a towel to hold it in place. Within 20 minutes the intense pain was gone; within two hours it was as if he hadn't even been stung.
A young man broke his nose in a wrestling accident. He was told at the hospital that he would have two black eyes for a week and he was given a prescription for pain pills. He packed his entire face in Redmond Clay Gel about one half inch thick covering the nose, sinus area, cheeks, and forehead. As long as his face was packed in the clay, he could breathe without difficulty and he was not troubled with pain. He had no swelling and his eyes never discolored at all.
When using Redmond Clay Gel on burns, use a ½ to 1 inch thick layer and keep moist by covering with plastic wrap or a wet towel. DO NOT LET THE CLAY DRY ON A BURN!
A mother, whose 4 year old daughter put her hand on a hot plate right after it had been turned off, covered the hand with Redmond Clay gel then sat down in a rocking chair with the crying infant. The child fell asleep within 10 to 15 minutes. The mother covered the clay with a plastic bag to keep it from drying out and put the child to bed where she slept through the night. The next day they left the bag on all day and the child was completely pain free. That night, 24 hours after the accident, they removed the bag and washed the hand. It looked so good they never did another thing to it. Two days later the only visible sign on the hand was a pink 'smiley face' line where the skin had actually peeled off and stuck to the stove.
A man who had burned himself with an acetylene torch put a ¾ inch layer of Redmond Clay Gel on it and covered it with plastic wrap. He noticed the pain was gone within twenty minutes. Two days later it looked like a sunburn that had peeled.
A lady was sewing clothes and got her finger under the needle. The needle hit the bone, shattered, and tore a hole in the side of her finger. She put a tablespoon of the Redmond Clay gel in the corner of a sandwich bag and put her finger into it. Within twenty minutes she had no sensation of pain. She left the clay in place for twenty-four hours and the finger was basically healed.
A man working on a sewer pipe tore a large piece of skin from his finger on a jagged piece of broken plastic pipe. He put his finger in wet clay in a sandwich bag and within 15 minutes the pain was gone. During the next twelve hours with the clay in place, he experienced no sensation of pain. He removed the clay. Within two hours the finger was throbbing so much he replaced the clay and kept it in place for the next twentyfour hours. As long as the clay was on the wound, he was pain free.
A lady who was experiencing a lot of pain from nerve damage left by a case of shingles earlier in her life soaked her feet every night in foot baths using the Redmond Clay. Within three days she was so pain free she was sleeping through the night and felt better than she had for twenty years. She told her friends of the result and several of them soaked their feet and had similar results. (Note: she was also the one who killed her house plants with the water from the foot baths.)
Our son had arthroscopic abdominal surgery and the doctor told him that in two or three days his shoulders would hurt from the CO2 gas that was used during the operation. Three days after the surgery his shoulders were really hurting just the doctor had said. We had him do a clay foot bath using two tablespoons of the Redmond Clay. His feet had not been in the water 15 minutes when he said "Hey, my shoulders don't hurt anymore".
Our daughter grew up seeing how the dry Redmond Clay eliminated diaper rash on her younger siblings. Now as a young mother she uses it for baby powder on her own children. When her friends comment that they are having a struggle keeping diaper rash under control, she will give them some of the dry powder Redmond Clay as a sample and within a day, all the redness and discomfort are gone.
A mother left her infant son in the care of his grandparents for a few hours. They forgot the child was lactose intolerant so gave him some milk. When she returned home a few hours later, the child was crying, so she changed his diaper and was shocked to see the diaper area enflamed and covered with large watery blisters. She covered the entire area with the Redmond Clay gel and applied a new diaper. Two hours later she changed that diaper and the blisters were gone and it was as if there had never been a problem.
A lady who had been treated with 'everything in the book' was finally told that she would just have to learn to live with her eczema. She drank the Redmond Clay water and also applied the gel topically to the affected area every day for about an hour. Within a week the eczema was gone from her hands and almost gone from her feet. It totally went away in the next two weeks and never came back.
FACIALS (See Acne)
A man who cut his thigh with a chain saw had the wound stitched back together, but a couple of days later he had a bright red streak going up his leg to the groin. He packed the wound in Redmond Clay Gel, covered it with a towel, and left it in place overnight. The next morning the red streak was gone.
My father had a red streak going up his arm from an infection in his hand. His parents packed it in Redmond Clay Gel, covered it with a towel to hold it in place, and overnight the red streak was gone.
MOSQUITO BITES (See spider bites)
When dealing with shingles, we have found that the longer one has had the shingles before using Redmond Clay, the longer it will take to get rid of them. The rule seems to be if you have had the shingles three days, it will take three days of Redmond Clay to rid of them. If you have had them for a week, then it will take a week. If it has been longer than a month before using the Redmond Clay, it may take a long, long time before it gets rid of them. So the guideline is, the sooner the better. A man from Phoenix had a case of shingles so painful he said it felt like a red hot poker was being stuck through the small of his back. He packed his back in Redmond Clay Gel each night for three nights and the shingles were gone.
A lady had had shingles for a week before packing the affected area in Redmond Clay Gel. She packed them every day for a couple of hours and held the clay in place with plastic wrap. The shingles were gone in a week.
A lady fell in a parking lot and badly skinned her knee. She went to the doctor and had it cleaned up, but three weeks later it was still sore and oozing fluid. She put a poultice of Redmond Clay Gel on it, covered it with a towel, and left it on overnight. The next day as she took off the poultice and turned it over, she saw a piece of glass embedded in the clay that the clay had drawn out of the wound. With the glass out of the knee, it healed within two days.
A lady in Arizona kneeled down in her garden and felt a bite from a spider. She caught the spider and took it to the hospital with her where it was identified as a Brown Recluse. They treated the bite but told her there would be an extensive recovery period. After keeping the bite packed in Redmond Clay for two days, she said it was totally healed.
A fellow was bitten on the forearm by a Brown Recluse spider and in spite of being treated by a doctor, the wound continued to get worse. After two weeks a large part of the center of the wound looked like raw hamburger. A friend applied REDMOND CLAY to the wound and a week later it was 90% healed. A week after that it was totally healed except for just a small nickel size darker spot in the center.
A lady fell down stairs and badly twisted her ankle. She thought it was broken so she went to the hospital where x-rays showed a bad sprain. By packing her ankle in Redmond Clay Gel for the next two days, her pain was minimal and there was no swelling. A few years later she twisted the same ankle worse than before. Thinking it was broken, she went to the hospital where x-rays showed a bad sprain. Again, by packing it in Redmond Clay, the pain was minimal. A week later the hospital called to say they had looked at the x-rays again. They said, " You really did break your ankle, and it is broken right next to where you had broken it before".
A friend of mine had spent two weeks and $300 trying to heal her daughter's sty and it was not getting any better. She decided to try using Redmond Clay. They covered it with a poultice of Redmond Clay for a few hours each day and it was healed within a couple of days.
6. Conclusion: __
I hope this has been useful and that those people out there who have problems that the clay can help will have the courage to try it. I would love to hear from users detailing their experiences with the Redmond Clay so that I can add such stories to our files. If you have specific questions you would like to discuss, please contact me at the address below.
If you would like to read more details on clay, we would suggest the following books:
EARTH CURES (formerly published as Our Earth, Our Cure) by Raymond Dextreit
THE HEALI(G POWER OF CLAY by Michel Abehsera
Living Clay by Perry A
This booklet was first published in October 2003. For more details or to have specific questions answered, the author may be contacted at:
Neal Bosshardt
P.O. Box 188
Redmond, UT 84652
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com