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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-13040-3physical or chemical exchanges between the clay- bearing material and the human body, respectively. Physical therapies involve energy exchanges that can be induced during a massage by employing mechanical pressure on the previously heated (maximum at 45–50°C) clay pack, and from the pressure and hea

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Minal Pathak,Darshini Mahadevianal applications. The so-called edible clay is a type of healing clay used for internal applications, ingested in the form of clay/potable water dispersions (argillic water), bits/pieces of natural clay, or even manufactured cookies or wafers consisting of a clay–animal fat blend and slowly chewed..

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Background,amples of clay uses, supported by traditional methods often perpetuated in the form of legends related to recovery. Numerous cultural or worship practices have supported these uses, with or without solid justification, but always for reasons close to vital concerns. In popular tradition it is the .

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Historical Aspects of a Natural Pharmacopeia: Clay in the Corpus of , Written in Arabic,into Arabic carried out during the Middle Ages. These texts were progressively enriched and thereafter evolved autonomously. Stories of conquests and religions, both ancient and medieval, are superimposed on the evolution of this knowledge, without being the exclusive causes. Therapies based on clay

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General Information on Clay Applications for Health and Well-Being,ond, the function of the clay potentialities to treat certain pathologies, and third, the function of the principal reactivity domains pertaining to clay and living organisms..Adsorption and absorption are the clay properties that most justify both the ingestion of clay (in powders or water dispersi