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MontmorilloniteMontmorillonite

FULLER'S EARTH

 

The powdered mineral is made into dusting powders and given to absorb harmful substances after poisoning.

 

Montmorillonite is a soft rock named after Montmorillon in France, where there are rich deposits. With silica it makes fuller's earth, a name that comes from the use of the clay to "full" cloth, the process of treading cloth with the powdered rock to cleanse and thicken it.

 

PARTS USED

Rock, ground and cleaned.

 

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS

Aluminium silicate.

 

ACTIONS

Absorbent.

 

MEDICINAL USE

Applied externally in powders when a drying effect is wanted, for example, in weeping skin conditions. Given after poisoning to help absorb harmful substances.

 

PREPARATIONS

Powder.

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