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Zeolite WARNING: The truth about zeolites, aluminum and lead: Health Ranger reveals potential dangers and clinical applications of zeolites

Zeolite WARNING: The truth about zeolites, aluminum and lead: Health Ranger reveals potential dangers and clinical applications of zeolites

Clinoptilolite, while generally regarded as safe for use in health supplements, is not without dangerous, potential side effects.

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I agree 100%! I tried Zelite several times, different brands, and always felt sick/ill after a few days. I wouldn't even take it anymore with the suggested "eliminators" - why take something potentially toxic in the first place? ;-) -
Bearnairdine Beaumont

Part 1 of ZeoLite Interview 50 minutes

Thank you to my Aussie friend Sharon Oz on SubStack who brought this information about zeolite to my attention.

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All zeolites contain high concentrations of aluminum and lead. But when zeolites are in granular form, these elements aren't digestible in the human body because intact, granular zeolites pass through your digestive tract like tiny rocks.

However, when zeolites are "micronized" and ground into a very fine powder, high levels of aluminum and lead may be released during the grinding process. If these are consumed orally, they may dramatically increase a person's uptake of lead and aluminum in forms that can be absorbed into the bloodstream... especially if they are not paired with heavy metals "capturing" substances that prevent this absorption from taking place.

Most people do not realize all this, and there seems to be a race in the zeolite industry to produce increasingly fine grinds of zeolites alongside claims that this allows them to pass through the intestinal walls and "cleanse" the blood. This is often accompanied by what I've observed as wildly exaggerated claims that zeolites can somehow extract toxic elements from body tissues and organs and ferret them out of the body.

The problem with this approach is that zeolites often contain anywhere from 10 - 40 ppm of toxic lead and far higher levels of aluminum. My personal upper limit on lead for nutritive supplements is 0.25 ppm lead, meaning that even the "clean" zeolites can contain 40 times more lead than my upper limit. That's why I do not orally consume zeolites as a dietary supplement.

At the same time, zeolites are extremely good at adsorbing radioactive isotopes such as cesium-137 and uranium-235. This makes zeolites potentially extremely useful for blocking the digestive absorption of radioactive isotopes found in contaminated foods grown near Fukushima or Chernobyl.

If all this information is surprising to you, you don't know the full story on zeolites. Hear my full report on zeolites in today's broadcast of the Health Ranger Report at TalkNetwork.com.

Many zeolite formulas are wildly over-hyped

Many people pushing "detox" supplements are wildly over-hyping zeolites and don't understand the fundamentals of inorganic chemistry or analytical testing for elemental composition. I've simply heard way too many "detox gurus" and "raw food gurus" pushing zeolites with claims and marketing copy that I believe to be highly unethical and bordering on negligence. So as a public service, I'm going public with what I know about zeolites.

There is a narrowly-defined safe way to use zeolites and a potentially very unsafe way to use them, in my conclusion. They have great clinical potential for certain applications (such as capturing cesium-137 from radioactive water) but should never be consumed on a day-to-day basis in a micronized format, in my opinion. Marketing claims associated with some zeolites that I've seen are wildly exaggerated and have little basis in physical reality. I've even seen zeolites added to other products to "enhance" them when, in reality, it's just increasing their lead and aluminum concentrations while providing no real benefit.

In my opinion, zeolites should not be consumed daily as a dietary supplement. While they have a narrow clinical use, in my opinion they should only be consumed by well-informed consumers who are preferably operating under the direct care of a well-informed naturopathic physician who can guide you through the potential benefits and pitfalls of this unique substance. If they are consumed at all, they should only be consumed on a temporary basis, in my opinion, and only when the risk of not using zeolites is very high (such as when trying to survive a nuclear fallout scenario where food and water are likely to be contaminated cesium 137).

Zeolites for emergency use only, NOT as a daily dietary supplement

I have personally invented a patent pending zeolite-based cesium-137 "molecular trapping" formula for precisely such emergency purposes, by the way, but I combine these zeolites with a Heavy Metals Defense formula that uses ion exchange minerals (such as calcium) to trap free lead, aluminum and other undesirable elements during digestion.

This formula, known as Cesium Eliminator, is substantiated via ICP-MS elemental analysis laboratory results. It is laboratory validated to be roughly 95% effective at capturing cesium ions in conditions that simulate human digestion. Click here to see the laboratory results.

There, I describe Cesium Eliminator as "Emergency Use Only" with the following language:

Cesium Eliminator is not a daily supplement or "vitamin." It does not contribute any minerals or vitamins to your nutritional needs. It is for emergency use only, to be used only when consuming foods or beverages a person believes may be significantly contaminated with radioactive cesium.

Cesium Eliminator is shelf-stable and is safe to store alongside other preparedness supplies such as emergency medicine or precious metals.

Cesium Eliminator should only be used as a last-ditch resort when you cannot find food or water that's free from radioactive cesium. Your best and first strategy should always be to avoid radioactive food in the first place. But in scenarios of near-starvation when you must eat radioactive cesium isotopes or drink cesium-137-contaminated water in order to live, Cesium Eliminator can bind with cesium isotopes and help your body eliminate them naturally (so that they aren't absorbed into your blood).*

Cesium Eliminator is not a drug and no claims are made for any ability to treat, cure or prevent any disease.


My plan to donate zeolite-based Cesium Eliminator to victims of the next nuclear accident or attack

Importantly I have stockpiled roughly 10,000kg of zeolites and plan to donate Cesium Eliminator to rescue organizations during the next nuclear fallout scenario as an emergency lifesaving dietary supplement to be used under the monitoring of qualified medical personnel.

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Zeolite Warning

Health care expert Jonathan Campbell suggests that while powdered zeolite supplement is insoluble so will be naturally evacuated, liquid zeolite, containing aluminum, can enter the bloodstream.

Because there is no research on human reaction to zeolites it is difficult to assess what an ideal dosage might be and whether or not zeolite supplements would be more beneficial than more recognized supplements; advice tends to be vague.

While not necessarily dangerous, taking zeolite supplements , writes Lijec Vjesn of the Institute Ruder Boskovic, may be considered as effective as clay eating, which was an ancient remedy for various illnesses.

Are All Zeolites Really Toxic?

How To Use Clay To Bind to MetalS and Remove Them From the Body, also Remove GMO Toxins, Radiation, Fluoride, Mercury And Infections

Most toxins, pathogens, impurities and heavy metals in the body are positively charged. In its natural state, the clays are negatively charged, thus allow them to attract and bind to each other to be excreted from the body. Clays don’t stay in the bloodstream, hence it does not cause any toxicity.

Health Benefits Of Clay Detox

Here is just a short list of some of the remarkable health benefits you can expect to see from clay therapy:

Removal of toxic heavy metals and synthetic chemicals accumulated from eating GMO foods, fluoride contamination, radiation and chemotherapy treatments.

  • Removal of gangrene, infections, parasites, candida yeasts, viruses and bacteria

  • A healthier gut flora in the digestive system. As many chronic diseases develop due to poor gut health and immune system, getting the gut flora back to balance means a great deal in improving a total well being.

  • Healthier liver and kidneys. This also will see an improvement of many ailments related to the liver and kidneys.

  • Revitalized and healing of damages cells and tissues.

  • A more balanced body pH and reduced body acidity.

  • Better hair, skin, nails, bones, teeth and joints health.

  • Overall feeling of well being and having more energy.

Important:

Cilantro and parsley juice pulls heavy metal toxins out of your tissues. Drink clay water to bind with the toxins to be escorted out of your body. Clay water and is very drying to your system. You must drink extra water when ingesting DE and or Clay water.

Clay Therapy Bentonite Clay

Important Pointers Before You Start

It is important to know this before you start on any clay detox:

  • Be sure to get only high quality, food grade clay. There are also liquid form of the clays but for detox purpose, they are not as effective as the powder clay.

  • Although Bentonite clay and all other food grade clays are safe for human consumption, it is not recommended for women who are pregnant or nursing. If you are on any prescription medication, check with your doctor before you start any form of detox. The clay may be ingested two hours apart from your medication.

  • Clays are best to be taken on an empty stomach, either early in the morning or before bed. Do not take any medicines or supplements within two hours of taking clay.

  • All human grade clays are ground into very fine powder. Take care not to handle these clays in a windy place. Be careful to ensure there is no direct inhalation, nor allow it to get into the eyes. Clay does not dissolve in water easily, so it is advisable to keep stirring (with a wooden spoon) as you drink (or see the other method of making your clay water below).

  • No matter how good any clay is, DO NOT take more than the recommended dosage. More doesn’t mean better. Eating too much and drinking insufficient water may cause constipation as clay particles can absorb and carry water many times its own weight.

I like to add other ingredients to make my clay water more powerful. My recipe:

  • 1 teaspoon of Bentonite clay

  • 1 teaspoon of organic psyllium husk

  • ½ teaspoon of ginger powder (optional)

  • ½ teaspoon of pure organic castor oil (optional, when doing parasites cleanse)

  • In a mason jar or a shaker, fill up about 8-10 oz of slightly warm water, add all the ingredients, tighten the lid, shake and drink immediately.

  • Drink another two full glasses of 8-oz water (another 16-oz) immediately following your clay water mixture. This is important to ensure that you’re properly hydrated, and all the clay goes down.

Clay Therapy With Bentonite Clay

1. How To Take Clay Water

Read about the health benefits of Bentonite Clay.

Clay water is tasteless and odorless, but because it doesn’t dissolve in water, there may be a mildly gritty sandy texture as you drink it. You may add clay into your juice, or smoothie to mask the texture, but it’s good just to simply drink it in water.

For a beginner, take 1 teaspoon of clay a day and gradually increase to 2 teaspoons a day (only if you’re drinking sufficient water daily). Take a break after four weeks, then repeat every other month, or whenever you feel your body needs another cleanse.

Monitor for yourself and listen to your body to find the right daily amount that is suitable for you. Being constipated means you’re taking too much clay and not drinking enough water. If you’re having regular and smooth bowel movements, then you know the amount is right for you. If you looked closely at your excreted stools, you may even see some parasites in the toilet bowl.

As with all detox procedures, you may initially experience some reactions as your body is preparing for toxins to be eliminated. You may experience nausea, headaches, joint pains or skin breakouts. This is sign that the detox is working, but drink more water to help with the toxins elimination. Any symptoms might get a little worse before it gets better but stop, if you don’t feel right about it. Follow your gut feeling.

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by: Sara Ding, Detox Specialist, founder of Juicing-for-Health.com.

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I am a dedicated herbalist working with botanical remedies to heal people naturally without toxic side-effects. Since I am not a medical doctor I make no claims as to diagnosing or treating medically defined conditions. I use natural,, plant sourced materials to bring your body back into balance. Herbal medicine is generally understood to be very safe. However, certain herbs may interact with certain prescribed pharmaceutical medications or be contra-indicated when pregnant. Please consult with your prescribing physician if you are on any medications before opting for herbal remedies.
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