ZEOLITE - Hype and most bogus science imaginable

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I have zeolite from Denali, actually I have there Zeolite Green, and then a

product called

Gold. Is Denali zeolite worth anything? I never got motivated to use it but for

a week or so.

Arrow

In oxyplus , Frances Jo <schatzi@...> wrote:

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> What is his brand? We buy the brand zeo health.

>

> Duncan Crow wrote:

> >

> > Hi Steph; I crossposted Gammill's comment on Zeolite a

> > couple of days ago because he's worked on it with the patent

> > holder. Today, he had another comment:

> >

> > Zeolite can be a useful tool. I do think that most of the

> > commercial product is a waste of money. Harve Kaufman, who has

> > the patent, has long ago distanced himself from Waiora -- for

> > reasons that can be best explained by Harve. He does produce his

> > own product now which he should certainly have done in the first

> > place.

> >

> > For those who are comfortable with chemistry and want to try a

> > form of zeolite similar to Harve's, all you have to do is buy

> > commercial zeolite, digest in a mineral acid (e.g., sulfuric) and

> > then neutralize with an alkali with a sensible cation. If Mg++

> > is used then you have the additional benefit of Epsom salt.

> >

> >

> >

> > [Duncan: Count me in; that's all of a 15-minute experiment!]

> >

> > On 30 Sep 2007 at 9:48, oxyplus

> > <mailto:oxyplus%40> wrote:

> >

> >

> > > , are you saying that zeolite is not a very good product and

> > > that it does not do the job it is reported to do, or are you just

> > > refering to the injections? Steph

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