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The BarefootHealer's avatar

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TICK TICK BOOM! 💯

beware the angered "new health truthers" the alt health crew will be gunning for you after this piece. Zeolite is a sared cow these last few years, apparently.

Zac from Power of the Pulse's avatar

Hahaha thank you for your support. This is only the start.

So true about it being a sacred cow, how dare anyone suggest that ingesting aluminum is anything but a health & detoxification miracle?

:karen-ann :lucyk macdonald's avatar

excellent - thanks ZAC.. powerful to share

take care !!

:karenann

GeoffPainPhD's avatar

Frauds want you to squirt Clinoptilolite Nanoparticles down the throats of your pets as well.

https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/clinoptilolite-nanocrystals-to-be

Zac from Power of the Pulse's avatar

Hi Geoff,

Thank you for sharing your article.

I would love to interview you. We align on a number of topics including Zeolite, methylene blue etc.

I'm trying to unite all the people that speak out against Zeolite together because there are many of us but we're usually harassed and siloed off.

Let me know if you're interested.

GeoffPainPhD's avatar

Hi Zac, might be best to do a written interview, so you are welcome to message me.

Suziq977's avatar

Impressive! Very thorough and easy to understand! Thank you Zac 😀❤️

Gilda  Trájano's avatar

Concordo plenamente! Parabéns 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😃🙏🏼🍀❤️

SuperlativeMF's avatar

They tried to silence the wrong MF by removing my pages from this site.

I have 2 more parts to add to this expose. Here they go... BOMBSHELLS INCOMING... Enjoy:

THE CONTROVERSIAL HISTORY OF ZEOLITE ZEALOTS - PART 2

Certain AI's have been trained to respond that zeolite was approved by the FDA in the United States as early as 2004 or 2011, but there is no evidence of this, not even a single page. Zeolites have never been approved for medical use.

2013 - first official approval - Clinoptilolite was officially approved for use in animal nutrition by the European Commission on July 9, 2013, through Regulation (EU) No. 651/2013. This approval applies specifically to clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin, allowing it to be used as a technological additive in animal feed for various species.

Europe rejects silver and copper zeolite in 2023:

https://chemycal-com.translate.goog/news/8d3ba38a -9891-49ec-aa2e-b421a5a8889e/Europe_Rejects_Silver_Copper_Zeolite_for_Use_as_Biocidal_Products_in_food_contact_materials?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=ro&_x_tr_hl=en

In 2024, the EU Commission rejects the approval of silver zeolite in biocides

https://www-useforesight-io.translate.goog/news/european-commission-declines-approval-of-silver-zeolite-in-biocidal-products?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=ro&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_hist=true

After lengthy insistence, approval was granted in 2024: Approval for zeolite, in particular silver and zinc zeolite, was granted by the European Commission on October 3, 2024, through Regulation (EU) 2024/2635. This approval refers to its use as an active substance in biocidal products classified in several product types, including:

PT2: Disinfectants and algaecides not intended for direct application to humans or animals

PT7: Film preservatives

PT9: Preservatives for fibers, leather, rubber, and polymers

THE CONTROVERSIAL HISTORY OF ZEOLITE ZEALOTS - PART 3

Which company proposed and pushed for legalization?

Why was clinoptilolite proposed for approval?

The proposal for the approval of clinoptilolite as a technological additive in animal feed was submitted by the company Imerys. It is known for its expertise in the production and marketing of natural mineral-based products, including zeolites.

Context of the proposal

Company: Imerys

Type of substance: Sedimentary clinoptilolite

Use: Proposed for use in animal nutrition as a binder in animal feed.

This proposal was evaluated by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), which conducted a thorough assessment before approval was granted by the European Commission.

Other controversial issues proposed by Imerys

Imerys, known for its mineral-based products, has been associated with several controversies and proposals over time:

Asbestos and talc products:

Imerys has been subject to rigorous scrutiny regarding its talc products due to concerns about the presence of asbestos. The company has been involved in litigation over allegations that its talc contains asbestos fibers, leading to serious health concerns.

Environmental impact:

The extraction of minerals such as kaolin and silica can cause environmental degradation. Imerys has been criticized for its practices.

Zenda's avatar

I have heard that some zeolites are bad and some are good. Maybe depends on how they are processed. But who trusts the FDA? I mean look at all the drugs they approve that kill people, but they never approve vitamins and supplements. They also approved the C-jab for "emergency use" and they approve all vaccines. That doesn't necessarily mean that zeolite is okay, but is it something they can't make billions of dollars off of? They are not the end all be all even though they think they are.

Zac from Power of the Pulse's avatar

You didn't read the full article did you?

Zac from Power of the Pulse's avatar

Then read it again, and comprehend it this time.

Maybe then you'll figure out that all Zeolites are toxic since all Zeolites are nano aluminum silicates, as I covered in this article.

You are under the impression that there is a magic way to process a metallic poison to make it safe and effective.

"they never approve vitamins and supplements"

I dedicated an entire section of this article to showing how funders of Zeolite were the largest producers of vitamins in the world. Pharmaceuticals own the vitamin industry. Pharmaceuticals also made Ivermectin and Febendazole. Read the article again.

And how can you claim vitamins and supplements are not approved when they're sold in every supermarket in every country in the developed world?

"who trusts the FDA?"

Zeolite promoters do, which is why they're always referencing the elusive 'GRAS status' or 'EU approval'.

"is it something they can make billions of dollars off of?"

This entire article is showing how invested Big Pharma, Big Chemical, Big Petroleum and Big Agriculture are in Zeolites. They already HAVE made billions of dollars off Zeolite as well as vitamins, Ivermectin, Fenbendazole and Methylene Blue.

"They are not the end all be all even though they think they are."

They clearly are a lot better than you think they are given that they brainwashed you into thinking poison is safe and vitamins are 'alternative' despite being discovered, produced and sold by global world-leading pharmaceuticals. They also have clearly perfected the fluoride neurotoxicity cocktail which has made you read this article and seemingly instantly forget its contents.

SuperlativeMF's avatar

THE CONTROVERSIAL HISTORY OF ZEOLITE ZEALOTS - PART 3

Which company proposed and pushed for legalization?

Why was clinoptilolite proposed for approval?

The proposal for the approval of clinoptilolite as a technological additive in animal feed was submitted by the company Imerys. It is known for its expertise in the production and marketing of natural mineral-based products, including zeolites.

Context of the proposal

Company: Imerys

Type of substance: Sedimentary clinoptilolite

Use: Proposed for use in animal nutrition as a binder in animal feed.

This proposal was evaluated by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), which conducted a thorough assessment before approval was granted by the European Commission.

Other controversial issues proposed by Imerys

Imerys, known for its mineral-based products, has been associated with several controversies and proposals over time:

Asbestos and talc products:

Imerys has been subject to rigorous scrutiny regarding its talc products due to concerns about the presence of asbestos. The company has been involved in litigation over allegations that its talc contains asbestos fibers, leading to serious health concerns.

Environmental impact:

The extraction of minerals such as kaolin and silica can cause environmental degradation. Imerys has been criticized for its practices.

SuperlativeMF's avatar

THE CONTROVERSIAL HISTORY OF ZEOLITE ZEALOTS - PART 2

Certain artificial intelligences have been trained to respond that zeolite was approved by the FDA in the United States as early as 2004 or 2011, but there is no evidence of this, not even a single page. Zeolites have never been approved for medical use.

2013 - first official approval - Clinoptilolite was officially approved for use in animal nutrition by the European Commission on July 9, 2013, through Regulation (EU) No. 651/2013. This approval applies specifically to clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin, allowing it to be used as a technological additive in animal feed for various species.

Europe rejects silver and copper zeolite in 2023:

https://chemycal-com.translate.goog/news/8d3ba38a -9891-49ec-aa2e-b421a5a8889e/Europe_Rejects_Silver_Copper_Zeolite_for_Use_as_Biocidal_Products_in_food_contact_materials?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=ro&_x_tr_hl=en

In 2024, the EU Commission rejects the approval of silver zeolite in biocides

https://www-useforesight-io.translate.goog/news/european-commission-declines-approval-of-silver-zeolite-in-biocidal-products?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=ro&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_hist=true

After lengthy insistence, approval was granted in 2024: Approval for zeolite, in particular silver and zinc zeolite, was granted by the European Commission on October 3, 2024, through Regulation (EU) 2024/2635. This approval refers to its use as an active substance in biocidal products classified in several product types, including:

PT2: Disinfectants and algaecides not intended for direct application to humans or animals

PT7: Film preservatives

PT9: Preservatives for fibers, leather, rubber, and polymers

SuperlativeMF's avatar

They tried to silence the wrong MF by removing my pages from this site.

I have 2 more parts to add to this expose. Here they go... BOMBSHELLS INCOMING... Enjoy:

THE CONTROVERSIAL HISTORY OF ZEOLITE ZEALOTS - PART 2

Certain AI's have been trained to respond that zeolite was approved by the FDA in the United States as early as 2004 or 2011, but there is no evidence of this, not even a single page. Zeolites have never been approved for medical use.

2013 - first official approval - Clinoptilolite was officially approved for use in animal nutrition by the European Commission on July 9, 2013, through Regulation (EU) No. 651/2013. This approval applies specifically to clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin, allowing it to be used as a technological additive in animal feed for various species.

Europe rejects silver and copper zeolite in 2023:

https://chemycal-com.translate.goog/news/8d3ba38a -9891-49ec-aa2e-b421a5a8889e/Europe_Rejects_Silver_Copper_Zeolite_for_Use_as_Biocidal_Products_in_food_contact_materials?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=ro&_x_tr_hl=en

In 2024, the EU Commission rejects the approval of silver zeolite in biocides

https://www-useforesight-io.translate.goog/news/european-commission-declines-approval-of-silver-zeolite-in-biocidal-products?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=ro&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_hist=true

After lengthy insistence, approval is granted in 2024: Approval for zeolite, in particular silver and zinc zeolite, was granted by the European Commission on October 3, 2024, through Regulation (EU) 2024/2635. This approval refers to its use as an active substance in biocidal products classified

THE CONTROVERSIAL HISTORY OF ZEOLITE ZEALOTS - PART 3

Which company proposed and pushed for legalization?

Why was clinoptilolite proposed for approval?

The proposal for the approval of clinoptilolite as a technological additive in animal feed was submitted by the company Imerys. It is known for its expertise in the production and marketing of natural mineral-based products, including zeolites.

Context of the proposal

Company: Imerys

Type of substance: Sedimentary clinoptilolite

Use: Proposed for use in animal nutrition as a binder in animal feed.

This proposal was evaluated by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), which conducted a thorough assessment before approval was granted by the European Commission.

Other controversial issues proposed by Imerys

Imerys, known for its mineral-based products, has been associated with several controversies and proposals over time:

Asbestos and talc products:

Imerys has been subject to rigorous scrutiny regarding its talc products due to concerns about the presence of asbestos. The company has been involved in litigation over allegations that its talc contains asbestos fibers, leading to serious health concerns.

Environmental impact:

The extraction of minerals such as kaolin and silica can cause environmental degradation. Imerys has been criticized for its practices.

Wanna Smith's avatar

I feel like such a sucker. I bought a pricey jar of it. Only good thing is I never opened it. What should I do with it now?

What about Diatomaceous Earth? Is it safe to consume?

Zac from Power of the Pulse's avatar

Don't feel like a sucker, everyone gets got at some point.

Diatomaceous earth is another high-surface area silica... kind of like nano razor blades. Why does it kill slugs? Because it rips their insides up.

Zenda's avatar

I've recently been using food grade DE. It's supposed to help get rid of parasites so it would make sense that it kills off slugs and bugs. If used correctly, I think it's probably okay. You have to start small and gradually build up. You always want to use a binder with it such as Activated Charcoal. So far it seems to be improving my digestion. There is a Facebook group you can join that is very knowledgeable about it and how to use it. It's just called Diatomaceous Earth.

Zac from Power of the Pulse's avatar

Are you aware of the composition and structure of DE?

Also, why do you think you need to use a binder?

Zenda's avatar

To take the toxins out that are being released so they don't get reabsorbed.

Zac from Power of the Pulse's avatar

Are you aware of the composition and structure of DE?

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Zac from Power of the Pulse's avatar

Yeah, what a world. Thanks for sharing.