What is Heilmoor clay?

Heilmoor clay is the official name for the moor substance. thewonderbar is made with 'Tiefen or Deep Moor' from Austria, a rare form of nutrient-rich peat which was formed during the Ice Age as the result of a geological shift which caused a layer of rich vegetation (including herbs, plants and flowers) to become submerged under up to 60 feet of clay, where it remained, cocooned within the Earth, and now totally protected against pollution.

Free from the decaying effects of oxygen, the plant matter undergoes a 'ripening' process over thousands of years into a rich, black substance in which all of the organic and inorganic substances within the plants are assimilated
into the Moor. Under massive pressure, it has been compacted to a quarter of its original volume, resulting in a herbal complex with wonderful therapeutic propeties of maximum concentration and a cream- like consistency.

Introduction to Heilmoor

Moor has been a part of traditional medical folklore throughout many parts of Central Europe for centuries. During the past 60 years, a wealth of clinical studies conducted on Moor therapy has confirmed that Moor indeed does possess a wide range of beneficial properties. As a result, hundreds of European physicians now use and recommend Moor treatments.

Heilmoor Through the Centuries

Moor treatments have been known and used since ancient times. Nearly 3,000 years ago, the Celts and Romans used Moor deposits in Austria and Germany to treat wounds incurred during warfare. One of the earliest records of their use comes from Galen and Plinius, the great medical minds from the Egyptian era, described the use of Moors deposited by the river Nile as a major healing medium