Zeolite Powder | 1000 g | Zeolife

Zeolife

Zeolite Powder | 1000 g | Zeolife

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Marke Zeolife
Kategorie Other
Artikelnummer Zeolife-001
Barcode 4260633660026
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Chargennummer Auf Anfrage
Inhalt 1000 grams
Anzahl Portionen 400

Zeolife Zeolite Powder

Are you looking for pure zeolite powder, free from additives? Zeolife offers a finely ground mineral powder of volcanic origin, consisting of 95% clinoptilolite. It comes in a 1-kilogram jar and is entirely plant-based. This page explains what zeolite is, where it comes from, and the structure of this natural mineral.

What exactly is zeolite?

Zeolite is a natural mineral that forms where volcanic ash and lava come into contact with seawater. Over thousands of years, a solid crystal with a particular structure forms. There are dozens of types of zeolite, but the form present in this powder is called clinoptilolite, the most studied variant. So, you are not buying a processed product, but a ground rock formed in nature. The powder is grey to light brown in color and has almost no scent or taste of its own.

The porous structure of clinoptilolite

What makes clinoptilolite so special is the shape of the crystal. The structure is riddled with tiny channels and cavities, much like a sponge on a molecular scale. This network carries a slight negative charge, allowing the mineral to retain and exchange positively charged particles, a property chemists call ion exchange. It is precisely for this physical property that zeolite has been used for decades in water filters and agriculture.

Natural zeolite, not a synthetic variant

Not all zeolites are created equal. Industry also manufactures synthetic zeolite, produced in laboratories for uses such as detergents. Zeolife powder, on the other hand, is of natural origin: it is extracted from volcanic deposits and then merely ground and sieved, without chemical treatment. This difference in origin partly determines its purity and clinoptilolite content. The packaging clearly indicates that it is a 100% natural mineral.

95% clinoptilolite and finely ground

The quality of zeolite powder depends on two things: its purity and the fineness of its grind. This powder contains up to 95% clinoptilolite, which is high for a natural mineral. It is also micronized to an average particle size of about 25 micrometers (a micrometer being one-thousandth of a millimeter): a very fine powder, which mixes more easily with water and appears less granular than coarser variants. A 1-kilogram jar is generous and lasts a long time for regular use.

Why Zeolife's 1 kg Zeolite Powder?

Up to 95% Clinoptilolite

This powder is composed of approximately 95% clinoptilolite, the most studied form of zeolite. This is a high content for a natural mineral.

Micronized to 25 micrometers

The average particle size is about 25 micrometers, one-thousandth of a millimeter. This allows the powder to mix more easily with water than coarser zeolite.

One ingredient, nothing added

Zeolite is the only ingredient. No fillers, excipients, or flavorings. Pure volcanic mineral, simply ground.

Generous 1 kilogram jar

One jar contains 1000 grams of powder. As only a small amount is used at a time, one jar lasts a long time.

Zusammensetzung

* Prozentsatz der Referenzaufnahme gemäß Verordnung (EU) Nr. 1169/2011.

Ingredients:
100% natural zeolite (clinoptilolite), micronized. A single ingredient, without additives. The manufacturer does not mention any additional excipients or bulking agents.
Recommended use:
Dissolve 1 to 3 times a day a level teaspoon of powder (approx. 2 to 3 grams) in a large glass of water (at least 250 ml). Stir well and drink immediately, before the powder settles.
Storage advice:
Store in a dry, closed place at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. Close the packaging tightly after each use to keep the powder dry.
Safety:
Adhere to the recommended usage amount and do not exceed it. Do not take zeolite powder concurrently with medications; allow sufficient time between doses, as a mineral with a porous structure can bind substances. Drink plenty of water throughout the day. Not recommended during pregnancy and breastfeeding without medical advice. Keep out of reach of young children. A food supplement does not replace a varied and balanced diet.

Health claims

Why is there sometimes little or no information on the effects of a product?

Unfortunately, due to strict European regulations, we can only provide limited information on the effects of products. Only authorized claims, listed in the EU database, can be mentioned. For any specific questions, please contact our customer service for personalized advice.

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Referente

Frequently Asked Questions

What is zeolite?

Zeolite is a natural mineral formed from volcanic rock in combination with seawater. Over thousands of years, a crystal with a porous structure is formed. The form present in this powder is called clinoptilolite, the most studied type of zeolite.

What is this zeolite powder made of?

From a single ingredient: natural zeolite, approximately 95% clinoptilolite. No fillers or additives. The powder is micronized, meaning it is very finely ground.

How to use zeolite powder?

Dissolve a level teaspoon (about 2 to 3 grams) in a large glass of at least 250 ml of water. Stir well and drink immediately before the powder settles. Most people take it 1 to 3 times a day.

A 1-kilogram jar, isn't that too much?

It seems like a lot, but you only use a small amount at a time. So, a 1000-gram jar lasts a long time. Stored in a dry place, the powder keeps for a long time.

What Does Clinoptilolite Mean?

Clinoptilolite is the name of a specific, most well-researched type of zeolite. Its crystalline structure is crisscrossed with microscopic channels and carries a slight negative charge, allowing it to exchange positively charged particles – what chemists refer to as ion exchange.

What is the difference between zeolite powder and capsules?

The mineral is the same, only the form changes. The powder dissolves in water and you measure the quantity yourself. Capsules are more convenient for travel but contain a fixed, often smaller, amount. A 1-kilogram jar of powder generally lasts longer.