GREAT PLAINS BENTONITE pack of 6
Detox & Cleanse by Yerba Prima
- Price
- $95 – $140
- Servings
- 63
- Price/serv
- $1.50 – $2.25
- Price rank
- Top 5%
- by price in Detox & Cleanse
Supports 10 goals and 15 benefits, based on 1 supplement and 3,893 published studies.
Supplement Facts
Serving size: 1 Tablespoon(s) · 63 servings per container
| Iron | 2 mg | 10% |
| Sodium | 10 mg | 1% |
| purified Bentonite | 15 mL | - |
Suggested use: Adults and children over 12: Shake well before using. Take 1 tablespoon mixed with 4 to 8 ounces of liquid once or twice a day. Drink additional fluid during the day. Bentonite can be taken on an empty stomach or with food. To help settle the stomach, bentonite can be taken after a meal.
Evidence from published research
Goals
- Fitness4 benefits from 1 supplement
- Cognition3 benefits from 1 supplement
- Energy2 benefits from 1 supplement
- Hair & Skin2 benefits from 1 supplement
- Fertility1 benefit from 1 supplement
- Growth & Development1 benefit from 1 supplement
- Immune Support1 benefit from 1 supplement
- Men's Hormones1 benefit from 1 supplement
- Stress & Mood1 benefit from 1 supplement
- Women's Hormones1 benefit from 1 supplement
Benefits
- Energy & FatigueStrong
From Iron
- Pregnancy supportStrong
From Iron
- Growth supportStrong
From Iron
- Focus & concentrationStrong
From Iron
- Mental clarityStrong
From Iron
- ProductivityStrong
From Iron
- Exercise recoveryStrong
From Iron
- Mood balanceStrong
From Iron
- Workout performanceStrong
From Iron
- Immune supportStrong
From Iron
- Skin appearanceStrong
From Iron
- Hair & NailsStrong
From Iron
What the brand says
Yerba Prima Great Plains Bentonite provides strong detoxification in the digestive tract, with the ability to bind unwanted substances by adsorbent action. Great Plains Bentonite is specially formulated to provide the maximum benefits of bentonite. The mechanism of action of bentonites is physical, due to its colloidal structure and charged particles of sodium, calcium, magnesium and potassium ions, which allow it to bind with unwanted substances in the stomach, small intestine and colon. It is not digested, nor is it absorbed into the bloodstream. Since the unwanted substances are bound to the bentonite, they are excreted from the body when the bentonite is eliminated through the bowel movements.