NCD/Zeolite Mineral and Heavy Metal Content
We know what zeolite is (volcanic ash), we’ve heard the numerous health claims (some more preposterous than others), but until now, we really didn’t know what it was made of. I firmly believe that all nutritional product should have these types of analysis done on them before they come to market.
Read the attachment above and judge for yourself whether its worth the exorbitant price.
Mark, very interesting info on the NCD. My wife and I were introduced to this stuff some months ago and she wanted to do her own research on it and the company selling it. She found that the only people who had positive comments for the NCD were those who were either selling it or were high-up in the company ranks. She found no research to support any of the claims for the liquid form of zeolite, but quite the contrary. After interviewing several experts in the field of clinoptilolite research they said that it cannot be dissolved in water, only in an acid base. Do you or any one else have any objective viewpoint on this subject?
I would love to believe that NCD/Zeolite will pan out, but from the research I’ve done, and from conversations I’ve had with experts inthe field, I don’t think it will prove anything more than a waste of money. It may help remove some metals, but it certainly won’t be any better than real chelators like DMSA, DMPS, or EDTA.