If not, you don't need zeolite, and you may want to consider the possibility that consuming it could add rather than remove heavy metals. Should you have reason to believe that you have been exposed to dangerous substances, you need to go to hospital right away and get tested for their presence, not buy a mineral that may or may not help you. Detoxification is provided in hospitals, under (potentially) life-threatening conditions - such as the time my friend's son got horrendously drunk on his 18th birthday or the time my then two-year old son drank a whole bottle of Tylenol. We are, however, talking about dangerously high levels of alcohol, drugs, or real poisons. READ Detoxification Programs 'Cleanse' Your Wallet, But Are There Any Real Health Benefits?Дetoxification is a very real medical term that describes the process of removing toxins from our bodies. This is a claim SteadyHealth has been unable to verify.

In short, there are not enough studies nor reliable studiesВ to prove the bold claims that zeolite can eliminate heavy metals from the body, there aren't enough studies to prove that consuming zeolite is safe at all, and there is no proof that our bodies naturally acquire dangerous levels of heavy metals under normal, everyday circumstancesВ - nor that this could lead to disease.ДЄnother claim that goes around is that zeolites were used after the Fukushima and Chernobyl nuclear disasters. Can we really neglect to consider the possibility that those heavy metals entered the body with the consumption of zeolite itself?В Another concern is that the study did not disclose the exact levels of heavy metals eliminated - we could be talking about significant levels, or very minor ones. Indeed, using zeolite caused an increase in the urinary excretion of numerous heavy metals. Yes, there is a study that examined the presence of heavy metals in participants' urine before and after the use of zeolite. Are There Any Studies To Back The Claims Up? Leaving that claim off does not, of course, make the productsВ any more legitimate.

These same products and those made by different companies are, of course, still very much being promoted in the same way, in some cases minus the claim that these products were generally recognized as safe by the FDA. In plain English, that means that selling zeolite is fine, but the moment you make the claim that a productВ cures or prevents health problems, that products becomes a 'drug', and needs to go through far more rigorous testing to be deemed both safe and effective than, say, something you use to line your cat's litter box or something you put in your washing machine to help clean your clothes. FDA approves a new drug on the basis of scientific data submitted by a drug sponsor to demonstrate that the drug is safe and effective.' without prior approval from FDA as described in section 505(a) of the Act. New drugs may not be legally marketed in the U.S.

'Your products are not generally recognized as safe and effective for the above referenced conditions and therefore, the products are also 'new drugs' under section 201(p) of the Act.

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