Four Features Of A Good Zeolite Supplement

By Author: Abhinav Sidana
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We can't get into the gist of this discussion before briefly mentioning something regarding about heavy metals, how they enter into our bodies, the effects they have in our bodies, and how we can get rid of them from our bodies.

Heavy metals include substances like mercury and lead (those being substances we interact very frequently with), as well as substance like nickel and barium, the latter being substances most of us interact with occasionally. Granted, unless you are working in some industries, you are not likely to get into contact with pure mercury or pure lead at any one point. So you may be wondering what we mean when we say that those are substances most of us interact with regularly.

What we mean by saying that becomes clear when you come appreciate the fact that those are substances which, over time, have found their way into the atmosphere (in the case of lead) and into the food chains (in the case of mercury). So we end up interacting with them, and actually getting them into our bodies, through the foods we eat, the water that we drink as well as the air that we breath - into which they have found ...
... integration.

Most heavy metals are recognized as poisons, when taken in large quantities. You don't expect to drink pure mercury, and live an hour longer. Neither do you expect to eat a kilo of lead, and live to see the next day. What many of us seem to forget, however, is the fact that these substances are just as harmful when taken in smaller quantities; even when taken in microscopic amounts.

So it is would be a very huge misdirection for us to believe that the traces of mercury we eat or the small traces of lead we inhale are 'completely harmless.' Matters come to a head when such small traces progressively accumulate in our bodies, as our bodies have no mechanism for getting rid of them. At the end of the day, we could end up with the same amounts of mercury or lead in our bodies as someone who has taken a teaspoonful of the same, with the attendant health risks. Long term health risks associated with such heavy metal accumulation in the body would be scary - things like organ failures and a litany of cancers.
To get rid of those heavy metals, we need to make use of zeolite supplements (which usually electrically attract the heavy metals, and then 'molecularly trap' them before carrying them out of the body).
There is a growing number of such zeo supplements out there in the market. Some are deemed as being better than others. And several factors are seen as being constituent of a good zeolite supplement. The best such supplements are:

1. Those that contain adequate levels of zeo (as against those whose zeo content is too low for them to have any efficacy at flushing out heavy metals).
2. Those that made from naturally mined zeo (as opposed to those made from the industrially-manufactured variety of zeo).
3. Those that are made of thoroughly cleaned zeo
4. Those that are made of enhanced zeolite (where, through exposure to hydrochloric acid and high levels of heat, zeo's capacity to trap heavy metal ions and carry them out of the body can be enhanced).

The author recommends zeolite due to zeolite containing many detoxifying elements crucial to good health.