Founder of Clayer, independent clay researcher
Green clay enthusiast and founder of Clayer. Writes practical, research-backed guides on cosmetic clays, skin care and natural wellness.
Let’s be honest: the idea of eating "dirt" sounds a bit strange at first. But if you’ve been hanging around the wellness world lately, you’ve probably heard people raving about the benefits of food-grade clay .
Hey there! I’m Tibs Parise, a consultant here at The Green Clay Blogger.
If you’ve been hanging around the wellness world for more than five minutes, you’ve probably heard people raving about "healing clay." But here’s the thing: not all dirt is created equal. If you want real results for your skin, your joints, or your general detox routine, you need to know the difference between the stuff you find in a cheap tub and the high-performance mineral power of Clayer #1 .
If you’ve ever wondered how pro athletes bounce back from bone-crushing impacts and grueling schedules, you might think it’s all high-tech cryo chambers and expensive supplements. While those have their place, there’s a much older, earthier secret being whispered about in elite locker rooms from the NBA to the Champions League.
If you’ve ever stepped into a "box": the affectionate name for a CrossFit gym: you know it’s not your average fitness center. It’s a place of high intensity, heavy metal (the barbell kind), and a fair share of sweat and chalk.
Parents looking for a talc free baby powder often see several choices: clay, cornstarch, talc, and blended botanical powders. But these ingredients do not work in the same way.
If you’ve ever watched a starting pitcher dominate through seven innings, you’ve seen the pinnacle of athletic performance. But what you don’t see is the grueling, calculated, and often painful 96 hours that happen between that final out and the next first pitch.
In the high-stakes world of the MLB and NFL, recovery isn't just a part of the routine: it's the entire game. When you’re a pitcher throwing 100mph fastballs or a linebacker taking high-impact hits for four quarters, your body becomes a repository for inflammation and micro-trauma.
Choosing a non toxic baby powder is about more than finding the words “natural” or “talc-free” on a label. Powders are made from materials sourced from the earth or from plants, and both can carry contaminants if the raw materials are not properly tested.
If you follow professional Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, you know the names Tye and Kade Ruotolo. These twins have effectively rewrote the book on what high-level grappling looks like.
