Zeolite

Description

Micronized zeolite is a silky, fine powder. The structure of zeolite is immense, and the overall surface area inside may provide lots of room for exchange to take place. Zeolite is used in wastewater clean-up, due to its superior capabilities of binding to toxins, which include pollutants and chemicals. It has a cage structure that holds onto, and locks in the compounds. When the cage structure of zeolite comes into contact with toxins, it actually exchanges molecule for molecule, trapping the toxin and carrying it along.

Due to it being an exchanger, you want to be careful of your source for zeolite powder. Some may not properly process the zeolite.

We do not advocate liquid zeolite supplements. It is a fact that zeolite does not dissolve in water. It is a rock. In our opinion, the liquid variations are not a natural, true zeolite. Rather, it is synthetic and man-made.