Calcium Bentonite Clay

This Clay is amazing! Couple of facts about this particular clay.

Calcium Bentonite Clay Powder (10 oz)

There are thousands of different types of clay in the world, but not all clay is created equal. Calcium Bentonite Clay (a green clay) is the rarest form of clay in the Smectite family. According to Raymond Dextreit (Our Earth, Our Cure), green clays are not only the most desirable, but the only type recommended for ingestion.

Wakaya Perfection Calcium Bentonite Clay is milled to the  nest levels with a 325 screen mess and has a 30 to 1 ratio and a pH of 9.0 – 9.7. Clay of this quality is said to awaken stagnant energy and propel the immune system to find a new healthy balance. Your body’s reactions are not forced, but triggered, into effect as needed.

INGREDIENTS: 100% Pure Calcium Bentonite Clay

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

 

This is a 5 minute result from a rash using 1/8 tsp of clay! Love it!

Contact me for the clay today. I ship anywhere.

Wellness Perfection with Fijian Products from Wakaya Island Available at YOLLO Wellness Hyperbaric

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Opportunity Perfected!

Healing with Turmeric, Ginger, Sea Salt & Kava

Thursday April 28^th  at 5:00 pm

Midvale Country Club

2387 Baird Road

Penfield, NY 14525

RSVP (239)896-6097 or by email

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Wakaya Perfection has expanded its Health & Wellness Products and we would like to present them to you!

You will receive complimentary gift items of all these beautiful microfoods!

 

FREE Kava

Free Kava at YOLLO Wellness

Kava

Kava for stress reduction.

Kava

Kava is great for stress reduction. Come to YOLLO Wellness for free samples and to experience the natural way to get rid of stress in the body.

Kava

Stress. Everyone experiences it, some more than others, and in many different ways and situations. Deadlines, responsibilities, relationship problems, traffic and countless other daily occurrences can become a major source of stress in a person’s life. When all these things add up, you feel frustrated and on-edge — it can feel impossible to relax and enjoy the wonderful things that life has to offer. But what you may not know is that while all this stress is building up in your mind, it’s actually taking a physical toll on your body, as well.

Stress, in the most basic of terms, is your body’s natural “fight or flight” response to a perceived dangerous situation. In today’s world, it isn’t often that you are placed in real, physical danger. However, other sources of stress in your job or home life can still generate this same reaction by your body — high blood pressure, tense muscles and an elevated heart rate — that prepares you for the options of literally running from or fighting with that perceived danger. The problem arises when you don’t have an outlet for these bodily responses because your daily “dangers” — work deadlines, fights with your spouse, financial struggles — aren’t actually things you have to (or even are able to) escape from. Without any physical release, these stress responses continue to build up in your body, causing long term harm and complications.

 

Prolonged stress resulting from never getting that release of your body’s “fight or flight” response can cause many different and serious health consequences. This can include problems like weight gain, chronic fatigue, back pain, heart problems, digestive issues, acne, a weakened immune system, headaches, stroke and countless other issues you may not even know are directly linked to your stress levels.

 

So what can you do about it? You’re probably thinking that reducing your stress levels is easier said than done. After all, you can’t just quit your job, stop paying your bills or stop taking care of your children. The things causing you stress will always be there. The key to your health and happiness is to find healthy outlets for those stress responses before they start building up inside you. For many people, daily exercise is a great way to reduce stress because it burns off that extra energy meant to prepare you for your “fight or flight” response. Other people find that meditation or yoga help keep the stress at bay. Additionally, getting adequate sleep, eating a balanced diet and limiting your caffeine and alcohol intake can all have a positive impact on lowering your stress levels.

 
If you have a great deal of stress in your life, it’s important to make sure you won’t suffer any long-term health consequences. Heart problems can be a dangerous and even life-threatening consequence of prolonged stress. For additional ways to take control of your health, talk to the experts at YOLLO Wellness and get some Kava to try and feel the instant relief.

Stress. Everyone experiences it, some more than others, and in many different ways and situations. Deadlines, responsibilities, relationship problems, traffic and countless other daily occurrences can become a major source of stress in a person’s life. When all these things add up, you feel frustrated and on-edge — it can feel impossible to relax and enjoy the wonderful things that life has to offer. But what you may not know is that while all this stress is building up in your mind, it’s actually taking a physical toll on your body, as well.


Kava is known to release stress. Come get your free sample as see for yourself.