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Please note: this product is not intended for human consumption and must not be ingested. Zeolite (clinoptilolite) is not authorized as a food or food supplement within the EU. We offer this powder exclusively as a natural mineral product.
Are you looking for pure zeolite powder without additives? Zeolife supplies a finely ground mineral powder of volcanic origin, consisting of 95% clinoptilolite. It comes in a 1-kilogram jar. This page explains what zeolite is, where it comes from, and how the structure of this natural mineral is formed.
Zeolite is a natural mineral that forms when volcanic ash and lava come into contact with seawater. Over thousands of years, a solid crystal with a unique structure develops. There are dozens of types of zeolite, but the form found in this powder is called clinoptilolite. This is the most extensively studied variant and the type you most frequently encounter in powders. In short: you are not buying a processed product here, but a ground type of stone that formed naturally. The powder is grey to light brown in color and has almost no odor of its own.
What makes clinoptilolite so special is the shape of the crystal. The structure is full of microscopically small channels and cavities, somewhat like a sponge at the molecular level. This lattice structure carries a slight negative charge. As a result, the mineral can retain and exchange positively charged particles, a property that chemists call ion exchange. It is precisely because of this physical property that zeolite has been used in water filters and in agriculture for decades. This is purely a characteristic of the stone itself, nothing more and nothing less.
Not all zeolite is the same. In industry, manufacturers also produce synthetic zeolite, which they create in a lab for applications such as laundry detergent. Zeolife's powder, on the other hand, is of natural origin: it is extracted from volcanic deposits and then only ground and sifted, without chemical processing. This difference in origin partly determines the purity and clinoptilolite content. The packaging also clearly states that it is a 100% natural mineral.
The quality of zeolite powder depends on two things: how pure it is and how finely it is ground. This zeolite powder contains up to 95% clinoptilolite, which is on the high side for a natural mineral. In addition, it is micronized to an average particle size of approximately 25 micrometers. For comparison: a micrometer is one-thousandth of a millimeter, so you are dealing with a very fine powder. The finer the grind, the larger the active surface area of the mineral. A 1-kilogram jar is generously sized.
In short, this zeolite powder is a pure natural product: a single ingredient, a volcanic origin, and a high clinoptilolite content. The mineral is mined, ground into a fine powder, and left as is. If you want to know more about its origin, please see the frequently asked questions at the bottom of this page.
This powder consists of approximately 95% clinoptilolite, the most researched form of zeolite. This is a high content for a natural mineral.
The average particle size is around 25 micrometers, one thousandth of a millimeter. The finer the grinding process, the greater the active surface area of the mineral.
Zeolite is the only ingredient. No fillers, no excipients, no flavourings. Pure ground volcanic mineral in a jar.
One container holds 1,000 grams of powder.
* Percentage van de referentie inname volgens Verordening (EU) Nr. 1169/2011.
** Reference intake unknown.
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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 found in this powder is called clinoptilolite, the most researched type of zeolite.
Of a single ingredient: natural zeolite, approximately 95% clinoptilolite. No fillers or other additives have been added. The powder is micronized, meaning it has been ground very finely.
No. This product is not intended for human consumption. Within the EU, zeolite (clinoptilolite) has novel food status and is not authorized as a food or food supplement. We sell this powder exclusively as a natural mineral product and therefore do not provide an intake dosage.
Zeolite is a mineral and does not have an expiration date in the usual sense. When stored dry and sealed, the structure of the powder remains intact indefinitely. Moisture is the only factor to watch out for, as it can cause the powder to clump.
Clinoptilolite is the name of a specific type of zeolite. Of all zeolite types, this is the most extensively researched. Its crystal structure is full of microscopic channels and carries a slight negative charge, allowing it to exchange positively charged particles. Chemists call this ion exchange.
Because zeolite is not authorized for consumption in the EU. Online shops that do list a daily dosage are thereby presenting the product as a food supplement, which is not permitted without novel food authorization. In the Netherlands, the only route for internal use is as a CE-marked medical device. This product does not fall under that category.
