Activated Zeolite

Zeolite is a mineral that naturally occurs from volcanic origin from the South Aegean volcanic arc region of Turkey — formed thousands of years ago when violent volcanos erupted and emitted large amounts of volcanic ash from the alkaline earth. Some of the ash settled to form thick ash beds, but most of the time the ash fell into the sea and lakes. If the chemistry of the lake is in the right range, a chemical reaction of volcanic dust (ash) and water will result in the formation of natural zeolite, soft rocks with an ordered internal structure.

Zeolite is a mineral with a cage-like honeycomb structure which can trap molecules within it due to it’s excellent micronized particle size (less than 25 microns).

Zeolite is a natural product that can bind to pollutants and toxins in the gastrointestinal tract like a sponge and naturally draw them out. Indigestible Zeolite is readily excreted with stool via the intestines without burdening the metabolism.

Zeolite been used to improve soil quality in agriculture and to purify air and water supplies in NASA’s space program. Zeolite were even added to soil and given to residents of Chernobyl after the nuclear fallout.