COMPARISON
PMA-zeolite for oral use
Micronized Zolite clinoptilolite
The selection of the material guarantees purities over 95%
it can have different degrees of purity and therefore contains other minerals or clays
it is excavated in the mine only by mechanical means
explosives can be used and consequently pollute the mineral
the first grinding takes place at low speed
it is usually ground without taking into account the effects
it is thermally activated at 500 °
does not undergo thermal treatment
it is analyzed with spectrophotometry to confirm the purity and the presence of the original composition
it is not controlled
it is activated with PMA technology
it is micronized with normal micronizers
develops surfaces of thousands of square meters per gram
it has surfaces of a few hundred square meters per gram
the particles develop an increasing in surface charge
it does not acquire particular charge characteristics and even loses them when ions are washed away
in addition to reducing toxicity, it yields physiological ions like sodium, calcium, potassium and magnesium
it is often washed away with solvents that impoverish its ions
in clinical tests it is able to reduce oxidative stress on the neuronal part (NB the metal toxicity concerns the neuronal part to 80%)
it has no neuronal effect
allows fast detoxification processes
it has a slow dynamic
has dedicated clinical studies and publications (on the antitumor function, antiviral, anti-osteoporotic, anti-neurodegenerative and finally the protective function on the gastro intestinal barrier)
it does not usually have dedicated studies (and it is often generalized with studies done on other zeolites)
it looks like a very fine powder that fades into the mouth
it presents itself as a powder that makes its structure feel in its mouth with grains of different sizes
in EU it is only used for medical devices of class II a and IIb (CE mark followed by a numerical code)
it is sometimes used for products that are not always correctly registered