FEET, KNEES, BACK, ELBOWS, HANDS, NECK...

Green clay has super-powers, helping to relax muscle contractures, soothe joints and restore freedom of movement.

Absorbs energy

Thanks to its anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties, green clay is reputed to "absorb" the heat of inflammation. For sportsmen and women, it can absorb haematomas, contusions, strains, sprains or oedemas. More generally, it helps to alleviate rheumatism, osteoarthritis and tendonitis.

A veritable treasure trove of nature, green clay has been used for centuries: it is highly appreciated for its soft texture and easy application. It is also renowned for its high magnesium, silicon, potassium and calcium content... All essential minerals that make it a natural complement for managing joint and muscle pain!

Reduces inflammation

It works by reducing inflammation in muscles and joints, relieving pain and swelling. It can be used to treat muscle pain caused by exercise, injury or inflammatory conditions such as arthritis.

Green clay also promotes muscle relaxation. When applied as a gel or poultice, it penetrates deep into muscle tissue, helping to relieve tension and soreness.

This makes it an ideal choice for athletes or anyone suffering from muscle tension. Green clay also has regenerative properties. It helps stimulate blood circulation in muscles and joints, promoting healing and regeneration of damaged tissue. This can be beneficial in speeding recovery from injury or intense physical activity.

Absorbs toxins

Green clay also has the ability to absorb toxins and impurities present in muscles and joints. It acts as a natural cleanser, eliminating unwanted substances and promoting better health and tissue function. Finally, green clay offers a soothing, relaxing effect. Applying it to the skin creates a sensation of freshness and well-being, helping to relieve stress and accumulated tension in muscles and joints.

It's important to stress that each person is unique and may react differently to treatments. It's also important to note that green clay is not a medical treatment in its own right, but rather a natural complement in the management of joint and muscle pain. It is always preferable to consult a health professional for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.