Zeolite

What are Zeolites?

Zeolites are naturally occurring hydrated aluminosilicate minerals with a honeycomb molecular structure. They are formed where volcanic rocks and ash and react with alkali groundwater. Currently opening mining techniques in Arkansas are used to harvest natural zeolites.

What can zeolites do for me?

Zeolites are used as ion-exchange beds in water purification on domestic and public scales. They are also used in the medical community to purify oxygen by trapping impurities. Currently, the largest corporate use of zeolite is in laundry detergents.
Recently, liquid zeolite has been developed to be used as a detoxification agent.

Liquid Zeolite:

Liquid zeolite works because natural zeolite has a negative charge and when consumed, bonds with harmful heavy metals that are positively charged. The zeolites are then flushed out of the body through the urine.

To make liquid zeolite, natural zeolites are pulverized into a fine powder and purified by removing toxins from the volcanic ash. This form of zeolite is on the market as a natural cellular defense. Because liquid zeolite is an all-natural supplement, it is considered very safe and cannot be overtaken like some supplements meant for the same use.

The Sasa Bamboo Leaf

The Sasa Bamboo Leaf, also known as Zasa Bamboo, is grown in the Haikido Islands in Japan. It is a very strong antioxidant that has also been used to preserve food, especially sushi, for many days without refrigeration. This leaf is often combined with Agaricus Blazei Mushrooms as a nutrient supplement as well as enhancing immune system function.

There are many studies being conducted with sasa bamboo for its potential to retard tumor growth, its extract's anti-inflammatory capabilties, the leaf's ability to increase immune function, and how it protects the skin against rashes and fungus.

Currently most of the research on this plant is being conducted in Japan. However, you can get buy supplements containing sasa bamboo leaf and agaricus blazei mushrooms from Zeolite or Waiora's AgariGold. These products offer a variety of benefits including immune system enhancement, natural vitamins and minerals, increased energy, and protection against free radicals.

Sources:

Waiora.com

Zeolite.com

The Oxford Journals

Agaricus Blazei Mushrooms

Agaricus Blazei Mushrooms, also known as Agaricus Blazei Murill, are becoming ver popular throughout the world. Originally discovered in Sao Paulo, Brazil, the Japanese quickly began importing it after seeing the effects it had on the native’s health, who call it, Cogmelo de Deus, “Mushroom of God.” Because of its growing popularity as a result of its health benefits, these mushrooms are now being harvested in Japan, Korea, and the United States. The polysaccaride, beta glucan, within the mushroom produce its beneficial properties. These beneficial properties are currently being studied and used by oncologists in Japan and California to help treat tumors.

Why are these mushrooms so popular?
- It has been used to treat a multitude of diseases like atherosclerosis, hepatitis, hyperlipidemia (high cholesterol), diabetes, dermatitis and cancer.
- It has immunomodulatory and antimutagenic properties.
- The extract has been shown to improve liver function in patients with Hepatitis B.
- They also have a natural anti-tumor effect.

Daily uses for Agaricus Blazei Mushrooms:
There are many websites and health and wellness stores that sell Agaricus Blazei pills and powder for:
- Enhancement of immune function
- Prevention of diseases
- Promotes building of helper T-cells (Which go after disease in our body)
- Herbal supplements

Are there any contraindications?
- There have been no published contraindications for this product, and because it is all natural, and beneficial to a person's health, it has become one of the most sought after herbal supplements in the world.

Where can I find Agaricus Blazei Murill?
- TheGreenPharmacy.com
- Mitobi.com
- AgaricusFarm.com
- Many other websites and on-line stores by performing a Google search for Agaricus Blazei Mushrooms.

For more info checkout:
- The Oxford Journals on Medicinal Mushrooms Agaricus Blazei Murill.

- The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine