Bentonite Clay Internal Cleanse fails its core promise by introducing the very heavy metals it claims to remove, making it worse than #5's MMS in terms of irony if not acute toxicity. FDA testing revealed that commercial bentonite clay products contain lead levels up to 37.5 µg/g and arsenic at 8.4 µg/g—exceeding safety limits and directly contaminating users. While lab studies show clay can adsorb certain substances, no human trial proves detoxification, and the measurable risk of heavy metal poisoning outweighs any theoretical benefit. This product is 30% more likely than the average detox supplement to contain toxic metals, according to a 2020 Consumer Reports analysis, and offers zero legitimate health advantage.
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