Kisolite® Biogenic Mineral Powder (BMP) (Glacial Clay) is formed from clay that is found of the coastline of British Columbia, Canada. Kisolite® BMP (Glacial Clay) began thousands of years ago underneath the Cordilleran Ice Sheet, a mile-thick sheet of ice that covered the West Coast of Canada during the last Ice Age, approx. 14,000 years ago. 

Sourced from a shallow granite basin that is 400-feet inland and lies above sea level, Kisolite® Biogenic Mineral Powder (Glacial Clay) is pristine - free from contaminants and untainted by marine waste and environmental pollutants.

Understanding the clay's difference includes the discovery that there is no sedimentary layers or varves, nor any shells or marine fossils, which means that the deposit has been kept free of any marine or industrial waste.

A UBC study published in 2016 in the American Society for Microbiology’s mBio journal confirmed the clay had rare healing properties.

Building on early research from MIT in the 1950s, professor emeritus and microbiologist Julian Davies and researchers Shekooh Behroozian and Sarah Svensson recommended it be studied as a potential clinical treatment for serious infections caused by bacteria that have become resistant to antibiotics.