Re: Zeolites and Mycotoxins? Do you mean for human consumption?

[Guest guest]

Ahh.. it appears to be a sort of adsorbent aluminosilicate mineral..

Its used in aquarium and swimming pool filters, kitty litter, etc. I

have not been able to find the basis for the many vague references as

to it binding mycotoxins in humans, or any specifics on its efficacy

in animals. There must be some veterinary data. Does anybody have any

links or threads as to where it could be found?

[Guest guest]

>

> IMO, people desperate to get better might want to ask their doctor if

> they could try activated charcoal if they can't get cholestyramine.

>

Dr. Shoemaker says on his website (www.biotoxins.info) that he's not had success

with

activated charcoal.

He doesn't mention zeolite or brown seaweed though.

[Guest guest]

Live, You are so used to critiquing my posts, you have addressed this

to me and I haven't even commented on it, but now I am drawn in.

Zeolite is a trace mineral and has similar action to activated charcoal

as it's molecule has many small spaces that absorb things. I used it

along with a number of other things to try to chelate lead out of my

body from exposure to lead based paint. My lead levels are zero now

but I can't say what drew the lead out since I did a number of things.

My body may have done it on it's own even. My Austin air cleaner has

activated charcoal and also zeolite powder in it to absorb odors and

gases. I don't know if it would detoxify mycotoxins.

--- In , LiveSimply <quackadillian@...>

wrote:

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> Barb/Jill-

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> There isn't much on zeolite and mycotoxins on the huge medical

database Pubmed.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Live, I have a ton of papers but maybe not all have abstracts on

pubmed. I may end up writing about zeolite at some point. Try

" clinoptilolite " and see what you get

--- In , LiveSimply <quackadillian@...>

wrote:

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> Barb/Jill-

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> What is " Zeolite " ?

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> Is it some kind of clay or earth-based mineral?

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> There isn't much on zeolite and mycotoxins on the huge medical

database Pubmed.

>

[Guest guest]

Well, here's 55,000 responses from Google and 'zeolite' and 'detox':

http://tinyurl.com/57dcxh

--- In , LiveSimply <quackadillian@...>

wrote:

>

> Its used in aquarium and swimming pool filters, kitty litter, etc. I

> have not been able to find the basis for the many vague references as

> to it binding mycotoxins in humans, or any specifics on its efficacy

> in animals. There must be some veterinary data. Does anybody have any

> links or threads as to where it could be found?

>