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This Film raise awareness on how harmful toxic geophagy(the practice of eating clay) can be...The effects of mine waste and the economic status in South Africa to its societies.Those are mine tailing which contain harmful chemicals!!!AND PEOPLE ARE CONTINUING TO EAT THEM...
Eat White Dirt by Adam Forrester
Discover the oddly spellbinding personal, cultural and scientific history of the deeply transgressive and often misunderstood practice of consuming earth, a phenomenon known as geophagy. The film collects and combines the experiences, processes and explanations of people who eat white dirt with information from the scientists who study the phenomenon. (30 min.)
A collaboration between UNC-TV and SCETV, and the Southern Documentary Fund (SDF), REEL SOUTH includes half-hour and hour-long independent, documentary films about the American South. The six acclaimed films of the pilot season have recently premiered at film festivals and theaters, building buzz and audiences. REEL SOUTH now brings these films to a national audience hungry for authentic stories from one of the most unique corners of America.
- published: 28 Nov 2016
- views: 4888
Word of the day: Geophagy: “Geophagia (pronounced /dʒiəˈfeɪdʒə, -dʒiə/) (also known as geophagy (pronounced /dʒiˈɒfədʒi/)) is the practice of eating earth or soil-like substrates such as clay or chalk.”- Source Wikipedia
I thought eating clay and dirt was very weird growing up. I thought it was a bit crazy actually. But, there is a method to the madness right?
Pros: Detoxifying, helps with heartburn, morning sickness
Cons: Possibly consuming heavy metals? Yikes!
Do you know of any seemingly weird habits that in fact turned out to have some beneficial properties? Or just tell me the weirdest thing you or someone you know ate?
Comment below and tag a friendJ
Source:
Medical University of Vienna. "Geophagy: 'Soil-eating' as an addictive behaviour." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 5 December 2016. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/12/161205085943.htm.
- published: 04 Mar 2017
- views: 39
Daniel Vitalis walks us through the long history of use and how to use two different strategies to assist us in detoxing radioactive isotopes, heavy metals, and other toxins from our bodies on an ongoing basis.
You can get bentonite clay in bulk extremely cheaply at home brewery outlets. It is often used in the production of wine. You can also combine both strategies (sweating and clay) in a hot bath, magnifying the benefits by hundreds of times.
Toxins in the body will often come to the surface of the skin as a rash. The body tries to get rid of various toxins through the sweat, but sweating cannot remove all toxins... they need to be water soluble, but the clay acts like a magnet, and the body is conscious of this, and uses the clay like a sponge. The body will literally transport and push the toxins out from the skin wherever there is contact with the clay.
If you were to put it on your feet and wrap it in plastic, leaving it for 24 hours, you would find a black tar like substance in the clay, where heavy metals and toxins are pushed out from your feet; but in the bath it comes out everywhere. Stretch and scrub and get the lymph system really moving while you are in there; it works exponentially better when fasting... taking the clay both internally and in baths. What could take three years to accomplish may take 3 hours while fasting in a clay bath. I did this last year during my 25 day fast, it was unbelievable.
I hope you find this useful in some way.
Here is the link to the nuclear testing map video Daniel mentions: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U8CZAKSsNA
Here is the link to the documentary "Trinity" Daniel mentions: http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/trinity-beyond-atomic-bomb-movie/
Information about Geophagy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geophagy
For more from Daniel, visit www.DanielVitalis.com and www.SurThrival.com!
All credit to this video goes directly to Daniel Vitalis and all of those affiliated with the video. The original video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CRVG5liHAk has been removed from the public domain here on youtube, this is the only copy on youtube available to the public at this time.
- published: 11 Jun 2014
- views: 4245
This video shows parrots eating clay as soon as a slight rainfall softens up the ground. They chew up and spit out a lot of it, but they are ingesting it. You may have seen the macaws doing it, now watch the cockatoos doing it. It is called Geophagy
- published: 29 Mar 2009
- views: 8001
Ampo is a snack made by soil originated from Central Java and East Java, Indonesia. The basic ingredients of this snack made of pure clay without any mixture of ingredients. Ampo usually consumed as a light meal or snack, especially loved by the women who are pregnant. This habit of eating clay is also known as geophagy, human geophagy may be related to pica, a classified eating disorder in the DSM-IV characterized by abnormal cravings for nonfood items. The habit of many owned by people from various countries in the world, although most of the countries that have the habit of eating clay is never admit it.
Food from clay, named "Ampo" This has become a traditional food that is trusted by the people in the island of Java, especially people in Central Java and East Java, is believed to strengthen the digestive system. Even eating clay is also believed to be a drug that can treat several kinds of diseases.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ampo_snack
- published: 13 May 2015
- views: 742
A Tokyo restaurant is offering a $110 dirt meal.
A restaurant in Tokyo, Japan is offering a multi course meal that has an unusual special ingredient: dirt. (1,2,1)
They are offering the meal with various dishes like potato and dirt soup, sea bass with a dirt risotto, dirt gratin, salad with dirt dressing, dirt mint tea and dirt ice cream on the menu. (1,2,2)
The meal costs the equivalent of one hundred ten dollars. (1,1,2)
The restaurant's chef Toshio Tanabe was trained in France and won a cooking show with his dirt sauce. (2,2,2)
The dirt is tested to make sure it is fit for human consumption before it is used as an ingredient. (1,4,2)
While this may seem unusual, there are people all over the world who eat dirt, (3,3,1) a practice known as geophagy. (3,1,2)
Interestingly, pregnant women have been known to get a craving for eating dirt. (3,1,1)
A study polled pregnant women from all over the world and found that anywhere from 30 to 60 percent of pregnant women in parts of Africa admitted to having a desire to eat dirt. (3,8,1)
Would you eat dirt?
- published: 24 Jan 2013
- views: 1954
In a Cornell University Library Chats in the Stacks book talk presented at Mann Library on November 3, 2011, nutritional scientist Sera Young discusses her new book, "Craving Earth." The urge to eat clay, starch, ice and chalk has been a phenomenon among humans, particularly women, for a very long time. Dr. Young's study seeks to answer why some people engage in this curious behavior , also shedding light on the properties that the non-food substances associated with pica possess.
For more Chats in the Stacks podcasts from Mann Library, please visit http://mannlib.cornell.edu/podcasts.
- published: 04 Jan 2012
- views: 8131
Geophagia
Geophagia (pronounced /dʒiəˈfeɪdʒə, -dʒiə/) (also known as geophagy (pronounced /dʒiˈɒfədʒi/)) is the practice of eating earth or soil-like substrates such as clay or chalk. It occurs in non-human animals where it may be a normal or abnormal behaviour, and also in humans, most often in rural or preindustrial societies among children and pregnant women. Human geophagia may be related to pica, an eating disorder in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) characterized by abnormal cravings for non-nutritive items.
Humans
Anthropological and historical evidence
Some researchers believe that humans first ate soil in Africa:
Geophagia is nearly universal around the world in tribal and traditional rural societies (although apparently it has not been documented in Japan and Korea). In the ancient world, several writers noted the use of geophagia. Pliny is said to have noted the use of soil on Lemnos, an island of Greece, and the use of the soils from this island was noted until the 14th century. The textbook of Hippocrates (460–377 BCE) mentions geophagia, and the famous medical textbook called De Medicina edited by A Cornelius Celsus (14–37 CE) seems to link anaemia to geophagia.
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9:30Toxic Geophagy
Toxic GeophagyToxic Geophagy
This Film raise awareness on how harmful toxic geophagy(the practice of eating clay) can be...The effects of mine waste and the economic status in South Africa to its societies.Those are mine tailing which contain harmful chemicals!!!AND PEOPLE ARE CONTINUING TO EAT THEM... -
0:34Reel South Season 2: Eat White Dirt
Reel South Season 2: Eat White DirtReel South Season 2: Eat White Dirt
Eat White Dirt by Adam Forrester Discover the oddly spellbinding personal, cultural and scientific history of the deeply transgressive and often misunderstood practice of consuming earth, a phenomenon known as geophagy. The film collects and combines the experiences, processes and explanations of people who eat white dirt with information from the scientists who study the phenomenon. (30 min.) A collaboration between UNC-TV and SCETV, and the Southern Documentary Fund (SDF), REEL SOUTH includes half-hour and hour-long independent, documentary films about the American South. The six acclaimed films of the pilot season have recently premiered at film festivals and theaters, building buzz and audiences. REEL SOUTH now brings these films to a national audience hungry for authentic stories from one of the most unique corners of America. -
2:15Eating Dirt in the South
Eating Dirt in the South -
1:01Geophagy
GeophagyGeophagy
Word of the day: Geophagy: “Geophagia (pronounced /dʒiəˈfeɪdʒə, -dʒiə/) (also known as geophagy (pronounced /dʒiˈɒfədʒi/)) is the practice of eating earth or soil-like substrates such as clay or chalk.”- Source Wikipedia I thought eating clay and dirt was very weird growing up. I thought it was a bit crazy actually. But, there is a method to the madness right? Pros: Detoxifying, helps with heartburn, morning sickness Cons: Possibly consuming heavy metals? Yikes! Do you know of any seemingly weird habits that in fact turned out to have some beneficial properties? Or just tell me the weirdest thing you or someone you know ate? Comment below and tag a friendJ Source: Medical University of Vienna. "Geophagy: 'Soil-eating' as an addictive behaviour." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 5 December 2016. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/12/161205085943.htm. -
16:51Geophagy - Detoxification Utilizing Earth Compounds, Zeolite and Bentoinite Clay: Nucelar Fallout
Geophagy - Detoxification Utilizing Earth Compounds, Zeolite and Bentoinite Clay: Nucelar FalloutGeophagy - Detoxification Utilizing Earth Compounds, Zeolite and Bentoinite Clay: Nucelar Fallout
Daniel Vitalis walks us through the long history of use and how to use two different strategies to assist us in detoxing radioactive isotopes, heavy metals, and other toxins from our bodies on an ongoing basis. You can get bentonite clay in bulk extremely cheaply at home brewery outlets. It is often used in the production of wine. You can also combine both strategies (sweating and clay) in a hot bath, magnifying the benefits by hundreds of times. Toxins in the body will often come to the surface of the skin as a rash. The body tries to get rid of various toxins through the sweat, but sweating cannot remove all toxins... they need to be water soluble, but the clay acts like a magnet, and the body is conscious of this, and uses the clay like a sponge. The body will literally transport and push the toxins out from the skin wherever there is contact with the clay. If you were to put it on your feet and wrap it in plastic, leaving it for 24 hours, you would find a black tar like substance in the clay, where heavy metals and toxins are pushed out from your feet; but in the bath it comes out everywhere. Stretch and scrub and get the lymph system really moving while you are in there; it works exponentially better when fasting... taking the clay both internally and in baths. What could take three years to accomplish may take 3 hours while fasting in a clay bath. I did this last year during my 25 day fast, it was unbelievable. I hope you find this useful in some way. Here is the link to the nuclear testing map video Daniel mentions: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U8CZAKSsNA Here is the link to the documentary "Trinity" Daniel mentions: http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/trinity-beyond-atomic-bomb-movie/ Information about Geophagy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geophagy For more from Daniel, visit www.DanielVitalis.com and www.SurThrival.com! All credit to this video goes directly to Daniel Vitalis and all of those affiliated with the video. The original video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CRVG5liHAk has been removed from the public domain here on youtube, this is the only copy on youtube available to the public at this time. -
1:08Scientific Discovery! Parrots eating clay in Australia - geophagy
Scientific Discovery! Parrots eating clay in Australia - geophagyScientific Discovery! Parrots eating clay in Australia - geophagy
This video shows parrots eating clay as soon as a slight rainfall softens up the ground. They chew up and spit out a lot of it, but they are ingesting it. You may have seen the macaws doing it, now watch the cockatoos doing it. It is called Geophagy -
0:21Geophagy Meaning
Geophagy Meaning -
1:59The Most Extreme SNACK in The World
The Most Extreme SNACK in The WorldThe Most Extreme SNACK in The World
Ampo is a snack made by soil originated from Central Java and East Java, Indonesia. The basic ingredients of this snack made of pure clay without any mixture of ingredients. Ampo usually consumed as a light meal or snack, especially loved by the women who are pregnant. This habit of eating clay is also known as geophagy, human geophagy may be related to pica, a classified eating disorder in the DSM-IV characterized by abnormal cravings for nonfood items. The habit of many owned by people from various countries in the world, although most of the countries that have the habit of eating clay is never admit it. Food from clay, named "Ampo" This has become a traditional food that is trusted by the people in the island of Java, especially people in Central Java and East Java, is believed to strengthen the digestive system. Even eating clay is also believed to be a drug that can treat several kinds of diseases. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ampo_snack -
1:03Would You Eat Dirt?
Would You Eat Dirt?Would You Eat Dirt?
A Tokyo restaurant is offering a $110 dirt meal. A restaurant in Tokyo, Japan is offering a multi course meal that has an unusual special ingredient: dirt. (1,2,1) They are offering the meal with various dishes like potato and dirt soup, sea bass with a dirt risotto, dirt gratin, salad with dirt dressing, dirt mint tea and dirt ice cream on the menu. (1,2,2) The meal costs the equivalent of one hundred ten dollars. (1,1,2) The restaurant's chef Toshio Tanabe was trained in France and won a cooking show with his dirt sauce. (2,2,2) The dirt is tested to make sure it is fit for human consumption before it is used as an ingredient. (1,4,2) While this may seem unusual, there are people all over the world who eat dirt, (3,3,1) a practice known as geophagy. (3,1,2) Interestingly, pregnant women have been known to get a craving for eating dirt. (3,1,1) A study polled pregnant women from all over the world and found that anywhere from 30 to 60 percent of pregnant women in parts of Africa admitted to having a desire to eat dirt. (3,8,1) Would you eat dirt? -
30:21Craving Earth: Understanding Pica, the Urge to Eat Clay, Starch, Ice and Chalk
Craving Earth: Understanding Pica, the Urge to Eat Clay, Starch, Ice and ChalkCraving Earth: Understanding Pica, the Urge to Eat Clay, Starch, Ice and Chalk
In a Cornell University Library Chats in the Stacks book talk presented at Mann Library on November 3, 2011, nutritional scientist Sera Young discusses her new book, "Craving Earth." The urge to eat clay, starch, ice and chalk has been a phenomenon among humans, particularly women, for a very long time. Dr. Young's study seeks to answer why some people engage in this curious behavior , also shedding light on the properties that the non-food substances associated with pica possess. For more Chats in the Stacks podcasts from Mann Library, please visit http://mannlib.cornell.edu/podcasts.
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Toxic Geophagy
This Film raise awareness on how harmful toxic geophagy(the practice of eating clay) can be...The effects of mine waste and the economic status in South Africa to its societies.Those are mine tailing which contain harmful chemicals!!!AND PEOPLE ARE CONTINUING TO EAT THEM...
published: 18 Feb 2014 -
Reel South Season 2: Eat White Dirt
Eat White Dirt by Adam Forrester Discover the oddly spellbinding personal, cultural and scientific history of the deeply transgressive and often misunderstood practice of consuming earth, a phenomenon known as geophagy. The film collects and combines the experiences, processes and explanations of people who eat white dirt with information from the scientists who study the phenomenon. (30 min.) A collaboration between UNC-TV and SCETV, and the Southern Documentary Fund (SDF), REEL SOUTH includes half-hour and hour-long independent, documentary films about the American South. The six acclaimed films of the pilot season have recently premiered at film festivals and theaters, building buzz and audiences. REEL SOUTH now brings these films to a national audience hungry for authentic stories fr...
published: 28 Nov 2016 -
Eating Dirt in the South
Inez shares her experiences of eating dirt in Mississippi.
published: 30 Apr 2013 -
Geophagy
Word of the day: Geophagy: “Geophagia (pronounced /dʒiəˈfeɪdʒə, -dʒiə/) (also known as geophagy (pronounced /dʒiˈɒfədʒi/)) is the practice of eating earth or soil-like substrates such as clay or chalk.”- Source Wikipedia I thought eating clay and dirt was very weird growing up. I thought it was a bit crazy actually. But, there is a method to the madness right? Pros: Detoxifying, helps with heartburn, morning sickness Cons: Possibly consuming heavy metals? Yikes! Do you know of any seemingly weird habits that in fact turned out to have some beneficial properties? Or just tell me the weirdest thing you or someone you know ate? Comment below and tag a friendJ Source: Medical University of Vienna. "Geophagy: 'Soil-eating' as an addictive behaviour." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 5 Decembe...
published: 04 Mar 2017 -
Geophagy - Detoxification Utilizing Earth Compounds, Zeolite and Bentoinite Clay: Nucelar Fallout
Daniel Vitalis walks us through the long history of use and how to use two different strategies to assist us in detoxing radioactive isotopes, heavy metals, and other toxins from our bodies on an ongoing basis. You can get bentonite clay in bulk extremely cheaply at home brewery outlets. It is often used in the production of wine. You can also combine both strategies (sweating and clay) in a hot bath, magnifying the benefits by hundreds of times. Toxins in the body will often come to the surface of the skin as a rash. The body tries to get rid of various toxins through the sweat, but sweating cannot remove all toxins... they need to be water soluble, but the clay acts like a magnet, and the body is conscious of this, and uses the clay like a sponge. The body will literally transport and...
published: 11 Jun 2014 -
Scientific Discovery! Parrots eating clay in Australia - geophagy
This video shows parrots eating clay as soon as a slight rainfall softens up the ground. They chew up and spit out a lot of it, but they are ingesting it. You may have seen the macaws doing it, now watch the cockatoos doing it. It is called Geophagy
published: 29 Mar 2009 -
Geophagy Meaning
Video shows what geophagy means. The practice of eating earthy substances such as clay and chalk, often thought to augment a mineral-deficient diet.. Geophagy Meaning. How to pronounce, definition audio dictionary. How to say geophagy. Powered by MaryTTS, Wiktionary
published: 30 Apr 2015 -
The Most Extreme SNACK in The World
Ampo is a snack made by soil originated from Central Java and East Java, Indonesia. The basic ingredients of this snack made of pure clay without any mixture of ingredients. Ampo usually consumed as a light meal or snack, especially loved by the women who are pregnant. This habit of eating clay is also known as geophagy, human geophagy may be related to pica, a classified eating disorder in the DSM-IV characterized by abnormal cravings for nonfood items. The habit of many owned by people from various countries in the world, although most of the countries that have the habit of eating clay is never admit it. Food from clay, named "Ampo" This has become a traditional food that is trusted by the people in the island of Java, especially people in Central Java and East Java, is believed to stre...
published: 13 May 2015 -
Would You Eat Dirt?
A Tokyo restaurant is offering a $110 dirt meal. A restaurant in Tokyo, Japan is offering a multi course meal that has an unusual special ingredient: dirt. (1,2,1) They are offering the meal with various dishes like potato and dirt soup, sea bass with a dirt risotto, dirt gratin, salad with dirt dressing, dirt mint tea and dirt ice cream on the menu. (1,2,2) The meal costs the equivalent of one hundred ten dollars. (1,1,2) The restaurant's chef Toshio Tanabe was trained in France and won a cooking show with his dirt sauce. (2,2,2) The dirt is tested to make sure it is fit for human consumption before it is used as an ingredient. (1,4,2) While this may seem unusual, there are people all over the world who eat dirt, (3,3,1) a practice known as geophagy. (3,1,2) Interes...
published: 24 Jan 2013 -
Craving Earth: Understanding Pica, the Urge to Eat Clay, Starch, Ice and Chalk
In a Cornell University Library Chats in the Stacks book talk presented at Mann Library on November 3, 2011, nutritional scientist Sera Young discusses her new book, "Craving Earth." The urge to eat clay, starch, ice and chalk has been a phenomenon among humans, particularly women, for a very long time. Dr. Young's study seeks to answer why some people engage in this curious behavior , also shedding light on the properties that the non-food substances associated with pica possess. For more Chats in the Stacks podcasts from Mann Library, please visit http://mannlib.cornell.edu/podcasts.
published: 04 Jan 2012
Toxic Geophagy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:30
- Updated: 18 Feb 2014
- views: 1532
This Film raise awareness on how harmful toxic geophagy(the practice of eating clay) can be...The effects of mine waste and the economic status in South Africa ...
This Film raise awareness on how harmful toxic geophagy(the practice of eating clay) can be...The effects of mine waste and the economic status in South Africa to its societies.Those are mine tailing which contain harmful chemicals!!!AND PEOPLE ARE CONTINUING TO EAT THEM...
https://wn.com/Toxic_Geophagy
This Film raise awareness on how harmful toxic geophagy(the practice of eating clay) can be...The effects of mine waste and the economic status in South Africa to its societies.Those are mine tailing which contain harmful chemicals!!!AND PEOPLE ARE CONTINUING TO EAT THEM...
- published: 18 Feb 2014
- views: 1532
Reel South Season 2: Eat White Dirt
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:34
- Updated: 28 Nov 2016
- views: 4888
Eat White Dirt by Adam Forrester
Discover the oddly spellbinding personal, cultural and scientific history of the deeply transgressive and often misunderstood ...
Eat White Dirt by Adam Forrester
Discover the oddly spellbinding personal, cultural and scientific history of the deeply transgressive and often misunderstood practice of consuming earth, a phenomenon known as geophagy. The film collects and combines the experiences, processes and explanations of people who eat white dirt with information from the scientists who study the phenomenon. (30 min.)
A collaboration between UNC-TV and SCETV, and the Southern Documentary Fund (SDF), REEL SOUTH includes half-hour and hour-long independent, documentary films about the American South. The six acclaimed films of the pilot season have recently premiered at film festivals and theaters, building buzz and audiences. REEL SOUTH now brings these films to a national audience hungry for authentic stories from one of the most unique corners of America.
https://wn.com/Reel_South_Season_2_Eat_White_Dirt
Eat White Dirt by Adam Forrester
Discover the oddly spellbinding personal, cultural and scientific history of the deeply transgressive and often misunderstood practice of consuming earth, a phenomenon known as geophagy. The film collects and combines the experiences, processes and explanations of people who eat white dirt with information from the scientists who study the phenomenon. (30 min.)
A collaboration between UNC-TV and SCETV, and the Southern Documentary Fund (SDF), REEL SOUTH includes half-hour and hour-long independent, documentary films about the American South. The six acclaimed films of the pilot season have recently premiered at film festivals and theaters, building buzz and audiences. REEL SOUTH now brings these films to a national audience hungry for authentic stories from one of the most unique corners of America.
- published: 28 Nov 2016
- views: 4888
Eating Dirt in the South
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:15
- Updated: 30 Apr 2013
- views: 10623
Inez shares her experiences of eating dirt in Mississippi.
Inez shares her experiences of eating dirt in Mississippi.
https://wn.com/Eating_Dirt_In_The_South
Geophagy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:01
- Updated: 04 Mar 2017
- views: 39
Word of the day: Geophagy: “Geophagia (pronounced /dʒiəˈfeɪdʒə, -dʒiə/) (also known as geophagy (pronounced /dʒiˈɒfədʒi/)) is the practice of eating earth or so...
Word of the day: Geophagy: “Geophagia (pronounced /dʒiəˈfeɪdʒə, -dʒiə/) (also known as geophagy (pronounced /dʒiˈɒfədʒi/)) is the practice of eating earth or soil-like substrates such as clay or chalk.”- Source Wikipedia
I thought eating clay and dirt was very weird growing up. I thought it was a bit crazy actually. But, there is a method to the madness right?
Pros: Detoxifying, helps with heartburn, morning sickness
Cons: Possibly consuming heavy metals? Yikes!
Do you know of any seemingly weird habits that in fact turned out to have some beneficial properties? Or just tell me the weirdest thing you or someone you know ate?
Comment below and tag a friendJ
Source:
Medical University of Vienna. "Geophagy: 'Soil-eating' as an addictive behaviour." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 5 December 2016. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/12/161205085943.htm.
https://wn.com/Geophagy
Word of the day: Geophagy: “Geophagia (pronounced /dʒiəˈfeɪdʒə, -dʒiə/) (also known as geophagy (pronounced /dʒiˈɒfədʒi/)) is the practice of eating earth or soil-like substrates such as clay or chalk.”- Source Wikipedia
I thought eating clay and dirt was very weird growing up. I thought it was a bit crazy actually. But, there is a method to the madness right?
Pros: Detoxifying, helps with heartburn, morning sickness
Cons: Possibly consuming heavy metals? Yikes!
Do you know of any seemingly weird habits that in fact turned out to have some beneficial properties? Or just tell me the weirdest thing you or someone you know ate?
Comment below and tag a friendJ
Source:
Medical University of Vienna. "Geophagy: 'Soil-eating' as an addictive behaviour." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 5 December 2016. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/12/161205085943.htm.
- published: 04 Mar 2017
- views: 39
Geophagy - Detoxification Utilizing Earth Compounds, Zeolite and Bentoinite Clay: Nucelar Fallout
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 16:51
- Updated: 11 Jun 2014
- views: 4245
Daniel Vitalis walks us through the long history of use and how to use two different strategies to assist us in detoxing radioactive isotopes, heavy metals, an...
Daniel Vitalis walks us through the long history of use and how to use two different strategies to assist us in detoxing radioactive isotopes, heavy metals, and other toxins from our bodies on an ongoing basis.
You can get bentonite clay in bulk extremely cheaply at home brewery outlets. It is often used in the production of wine. You can also combine both strategies (sweating and clay) in a hot bath, magnifying the benefits by hundreds of times.
Toxins in the body will often come to the surface of the skin as a rash. The body tries to get rid of various toxins through the sweat, but sweating cannot remove all toxins... they need to be water soluble, but the clay acts like a magnet, and the body is conscious of this, and uses the clay like a sponge. The body will literally transport and push the toxins out from the skin wherever there is contact with the clay.
If you were to put it on your feet and wrap it in plastic, leaving it for 24 hours, you would find a black tar like substance in the clay, where heavy metals and toxins are pushed out from your feet; but in the bath it comes out everywhere. Stretch and scrub and get the lymph system really moving while you are in there; it works exponentially better when fasting... taking the clay both internally and in baths. What could take three years to accomplish may take 3 hours while fasting in a clay bath. I did this last year during my 25 day fast, it was unbelievable.
I hope you find this useful in some way.
Here is the link to the nuclear testing map video Daniel mentions: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U8CZAKSsNA
Here is the link to the documentary "Trinity" Daniel mentions: http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/trinity-beyond-atomic-bomb-movie/
Information about Geophagy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geophagy
For more from Daniel, visit www.DanielVitalis.com and www.SurThrival.com!
All credit to this video goes directly to Daniel Vitalis and all of those affiliated with the video. The original video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CRVG5liHAk has been removed from the public domain here on youtube, this is the only copy on youtube available to the public at this time.
https://wn.com/Geophagy_Detoxification_Utilizing_Earth_Compounds,_Zeolite_And_Bentoinite_Clay_Nucelar_Fallout
Daniel Vitalis walks us through the long history of use and how to use two different strategies to assist us in detoxing radioactive isotopes, heavy metals, and other toxins from our bodies on an ongoing basis.
You can get bentonite clay in bulk extremely cheaply at home brewery outlets. It is often used in the production of wine. You can also combine both strategies (sweating and clay) in a hot bath, magnifying the benefits by hundreds of times.
Toxins in the body will often come to the surface of the skin as a rash. The body tries to get rid of various toxins through the sweat, but sweating cannot remove all toxins... they need to be water soluble, but the clay acts like a magnet, and the body is conscious of this, and uses the clay like a sponge. The body will literally transport and push the toxins out from the skin wherever there is contact with the clay.
If you were to put it on your feet and wrap it in plastic, leaving it for 24 hours, you would find a black tar like substance in the clay, where heavy metals and toxins are pushed out from your feet; but in the bath it comes out everywhere. Stretch and scrub and get the lymph system really moving while you are in there; it works exponentially better when fasting... taking the clay both internally and in baths. What could take three years to accomplish may take 3 hours while fasting in a clay bath. I did this last year during my 25 day fast, it was unbelievable.
I hope you find this useful in some way.
Here is the link to the nuclear testing map video Daniel mentions: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U8CZAKSsNA
Here is the link to the documentary "Trinity" Daniel mentions: http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/trinity-beyond-atomic-bomb-movie/
Information about Geophagy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geophagy
For more from Daniel, visit www.DanielVitalis.com and www.SurThrival.com!
All credit to this video goes directly to Daniel Vitalis and all of those affiliated with the video. The original video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CRVG5liHAk has been removed from the public domain here on youtube, this is the only copy on youtube available to the public at this time.
- published: 11 Jun 2014
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Scientific Discovery! Parrots eating clay in Australia - geophagy
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- Duration: 1:08
- Updated: 29 Mar 2009
- views: 8001
This video shows parrots eating clay as soon as a slight rainfall softens up the ground. They chew up and spit out a lot of it, but they are ingesting it. You...
This video shows parrots eating clay as soon as a slight rainfall softens up the ground. They chew up and spit out a lot of it, but they are ingesting it. You may have seen the macaws doing it, now watch the cockatoos doing it. It is called Geophagy
https://wn.com/Scientific_Discovery_Parrots_Eating_Clay_In_Australia_Geophagy
This video shows parrots eating clay as soon as a slight rainfall softens up the ground. They chew up and spit out a lot of it, but they are ingesting it. You may have seen the macaws doing it, now watch the cockatoos doing it. It is called Geophagy
- published: 29 Mar 2009
- views: 8001
Geophagy Meaning
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- Duration: 0:21
- Updated: 30 Apr 2015
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Video shows what geophagy means. The practice of eating earthy substances such as clay and chalk, often thought to augment a mineral-deficient diet.. Geophagy ...
Video shows what geophagy means. The practice of eating earthy substances such as clay and chalk, often thought to augment a mineral-deficient diet.. Geophagy Meaning. How to pronounce, definition audio dictionary. How to say geophagy. Powered by MaryTTS, Wiktionary
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The Most Extreme SNACK in The World
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- Duration: 1:59
- Updated: 13 May 2015
- views: 742
Ampo is a snack made by soil originated from Central Java and East Java, Indonesia. The basic ingredients of this snack made of pure clay without any mixture of...
Ampo is a snack made by soil originated from Central Java and East Java, Indonesia. The basic ingredients of this snack made of pure clay without any mixture of ingredients. Ampo usually consumed as a light meal or snack, especially loved by the women who are pregnant. This habit of eating clay is also known as geophagy, human geophagy may be related to pica, a classified eating disorder in the DSM-IV characterized by abnormal cravings for nonfood items. The habit of many owned by people from various countries in the world, although most of the countries that have the habit of eating clay is never admit it.
Food from clay, named "Ampo" This has become a traditional food that is trusted by the people in the island of Java, especially people in Central Java and East Java, is believed to strengthen the digestive system. Even eating clay is also believed to be a drug that can treat several kinds of diseases.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ampo_snack
https://wn.com/The_Most_Extreme_Snack_In_The_World
Ampo is a snack made by soil originated from Central Java and East Java, Indonesia. The basic ingredients of this snack made of pure clay without any mixture of ingredients. Ampo usually consumed as a light meal or snack, especially loved by the women who are pregnant. This habit of eating clay is also known as geophagy, human geophagy may be related to pica, a classified eating disorder in the DSM-IV characterized by abnormal cravings for nonfood items. The habit of many owned by people from various countries in the world, although most of the countries that have the habit of eating clay is never admit it.
Food from clay, named "Ampo" This has become a traditional food that is trusted by the people in the island of Java, especially people in Central Java and East Java, is believed to strengthen the digestive system. Even eating clay is also believed to be a drug that can treat several kinds of diseases.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ampo_snack
- published: 13 May 2015
- views: 742
Would You Eat Dirt?
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- Duration: 1:03
- Updated: 24 Jan 2013
- views: 1954
A Tokyo restaurant is offering a $110 dirt meal.
A restaurant in Tokyo, Japan is offering a multi course meal that has an unusual special ingredient: dirt. (1...
A Tokyo restaurant is offering a $110 dirt meal.
A restaurant in Tokyo, Japan is offering a multi course meal that has an unusual special ingredient: dirt. (1,2,1)
They are offering the meal with various dishes like potato and dirt soup, sea bass with a dirt risotto, dirt gratin, salad with dirt dressing, dirt mint tea and dirt ice cream on the menu. (1,2,2)
The meal costs the equivalent of one hundred ten dollars. (1,1,2)
The restaurant's chef Toshio Tanabe was trained in France and won a cooking show with his dirt sauce. (2,2,2)
The dirt is tested to make sure it is fit for human consumption before it is used as an ingredient. (1,4,2)
While this may seem unusual, there are people all over the world who eat dirt, (3,3,1) a practice known as geophagy. (3,1,2)
Interestingly, pregnant women have been known to get a craving for eating dirt. (3,1,1)
A study polled pregnant women from all over the world and found that anywhere from 30 to 60 percent of pregnant women in parts of Africa admitted to having a desire to eat dirt. (3,8,1)
Would you eat dirt?
https://wn.com/Would_You_Eat_Dirt
A Tokyo restaurant is offering a $110 dirt meal.
A restaurant in Tokyo, Japan is offering a multi course meal that has an unusual special ingredient: dirt. (1,2,1)
They are offering the meal with various dishes like potato and dirt soup, sea bass with a dirt risotto, dirt gratin, salad with dirt dressing, dirt mint tea and dirt ice cream on the menu. (1,2,2)
The meal costs the equivalent of one hundred ten dollars. (1,1,2)
The restaurant's chef Toshio Tanabe was trained in France and won a cooking show with his dirt sauce. (2,2,2)
The dirt is tested to make sure it is fit for human consumption before it is used as an ingredient. (1,4,2)
While this may seem unusual, there are people all over the world who eat dirt, (3,3,1) a practice known as geophagy. (3,1,2)
Interestingly, pregnant women have been known to get a craving for eating dirt. (3,1,1)
A study polled pregnant women from all over the world and found that anywhere from 30 to 60 percent of pregnant women in parts of Africa admitted to having a desire to eat dirt. (3,8,1)
Would you eat dirt?
- published: 24 Jan 2013
- views: 1954
Craving Earth: Understanding Pica, the Urge to Eat Clay, Starch, Ice and Chalk
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- Duration: 30:21
- Updated: 04 Jan 2012
- views: 8131
In a Cornell University Library Chats in the Stacks book talk presented at Mann Library on November 3, 2011, nutritional scientist Sera Young discusses her new ...
In a Cornell University Library Chats in the Stacks book talk presented at Mann Library on November 3, 2011, nutritional scientist Sera Young discusses her new book, "Craving Earth." The urge to eat clay, starch, ice and chalk has been a phenomenon among humans, particularly women, for a very long time. Dr. Young's study seeks to answer why some people engage in this curious behavior , also shedding light on the properties that the non-food substances associated with pica possess.
For more Chats in the Stacks podcasts from Mann Library, please visit http://mannlib.cornell.edu/podcasts.
https://wn.com/Craving_Earth_Understanding_Pica,_The_Urge_To_Eat_Clay,_Starch,_Ice_And_Chalk
In a Cornell University Library Chats in the Stacks book talk presented at Mann Library on November 3, 2011, nutritional scientist Sera Young discusses her new book, "Craving Earth." The urge to eat clay, starch, ice and chalk has been a phenomenon among humans, particularly women, for a very long time. Dr. Young's study seeks to answer why some people engage in this curious behavior , also shedding light on the properties that the non-food substances associated with pica possess.
For more Chats in the Stacks podcasts from Mann Library, please visit http://mannlib.cornell.edu/podcasts.
- published: 04 Jan 2012
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Toxic Geophagy
This Film raise awareness on how harmful toxic geophagy(the practice of eating clay) can b...
published: 18 Feb 2014
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Reel South Season 2: Eat White Dirt
Eat White Dirt by Adam Forrester
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Eating Dirt in the South
Inez shares her experiences of eating dirt in Mississippi.
published: 30 Apr 2013
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Geophagy
Word of the day: Geophagy: “Geophagia (pronounced /dʒiəˈfeɪdʒə, -dʒiə/) (also known as geo...
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Geophagy - Detoxification Utilizing Earth Compounds, Zeolite and Bentoinite Clay: Nucelar Fallout
Daniel Vitalis walks us through the long history of use and how to use two different stra...
published: 11 Jun 2014
Geophagy - Detoxification Utilizing Earth Compounds, Zeolite and Bentoinite Clay: Nucelar Fallout
Geophagy - Detoxification Utilizing Earth Compounds, Zeolite and Bentoinite Clay: Nucelar Fallout
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Scientific Discovery! Parrots eating clay in Australia - geophagy
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Scientific Discovery! Parrots eating clay in Australia - geophagy
Scientific Discovery! Parrots eating clay in Australia - geophagy
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Geophagy Meaning
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Geophagy Meaning
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The Most Extreme SNACK in The World
Ampo is a snack made by soil originated from Central Java and East Java, Indonesia. The ba...
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The Most Extreme SNACK in The World
The Most Extreme SNACK in The World
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Would You Eat Dirt?
A Tokyo restaurant is offering a $110 dirt meal.
A restaurant in Tokyo, Japan is offerin...
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Would You Eat Dirt?
Would You Eat Dirt?
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Craving Earth: Understanding Pica, the Urge to Eat Clay, Starch, Ice and Chalk
In a Cornell University Library Chats in the Stacks book talk presented at Mann Library on...
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Craving Earth: Understanding Pica, the Urge to Eat Clay, Starch, Ice and Chalk
Craving Earth: Understanding Pica, the Urge to Eat Clay, Starch, Ice and Chalk
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Jfc, Acacia Strain
Jfc
I am the end of the world.
When the time is right you will know my fucking name.
Lie in the gutter and pray to the god of I don't give a fuck.
This isn't an anthem, this is a lullaby. So go to sleep and wish that you'd never wake up.
They all deserved to die.
I pushed the button, I watched the sky rain death.
Consider this global abortion.
I now know what your future holds.
I am all knowing and almighty.
You will honor and revere.
True survival is pouring salt in the wound.
I hold your pathetic lives in my hands.
If you won't die for me, you will die because of me.
I pulled the trigger on the entire human race.
This is as big as murder-suicide gets.
I am the end of the world. (x8)
My dick now lies in your rotting mouth.
