Zeolites

Zeolites are naturally occurring crystalline aluminosilicate minerals that can be found in rock deposits throughout the world. They are formed by a process known as devitrification or crystallization of volcanic ash, a process that takes place over millions of years when lava remains in contact with fresh or salt water.

The word Zeolite itself is an amalgam of the two Greek words for 'boiling stones' because of the steam that is given off when these rock crystals are heated, due to their high water content. Zeolites have a molecular stacked-cage or honeycomb structure formed of silicon and aluminium oxides. As a result of the electronic configurations of the aluminium, silicon and oxygen that make up these tiny Zeolite cages, each has an overall negative charge which means that they attract positively charged particles, in much the same way that a magnet attracts iron filings.

Contraindications: Liquid Zeolite may remove supplemental lithium and chemotherapy agent’s cisplatin and carboplatin, which contain platinum, from the body, so it should not be taken alongside these drugs. You can resume taking Zeolite 3 days after using cisplatin and carboplatin, and 2 days after using other chemotherapies.

Detoxification symptoms: Due to the alkalizing effect of the liquid Zeolite, there may be a die-off of harmful organisms in your body — Candida, bacteria, and parasites. You may notice some detoxification symptoms from this i.e., headache, diarrhoea or an overall aching. Experiment with your dosage of the liquid zeolite. You can choose to detoxify faster or slower by lessening your drops per day. After the initial die-off, most people feel better than ever.

Once the Zeolite absorbs a toxin, that toxin will not go back into your body tissues. This makes detoxification much easier than with other products. Also liquid Zeolite does not remove beneficial minerals such as calcium, magnesium, potassium and healthy trace minerals from the body.