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The latest from the world of liquid zeolite

May 2008

At last! This is the month that the first peer-reviewed research paper on liquid zeolite is going to be published this month. This research was done using the NCD brand liquid zeolite. It has been a long haul up to this point because the product is relatively new and the only research that has so far existed has been almost entirely on powdered zeolite and its veterinarian uses. This makes it incredibly difficult to get the first one published because there are no track record research papers to cite. But all that is about to change as, after the first one, it gets easier and easier. (Please note that, as far as we are aware, no other brand of liquid zeolite has any peer-reviewed research pending.)

28 May 2007

There are several US university studies that have very recently been completed on liquid zeolite and its extraordinary ability to not only detoxify the body but preserve healthy electrolyte balance. Information on these studies will be posted here just as soon as they have been officially published in medical journals, which should be over the next couple of months. (Leaked information indicates that the results are very positive!)

16 April 2006

There is this medical doctor in the Seattle area, Dr. Peter Prociuk M.D., whose practice is generally for autistic children. He has been testing NCD with the children, as has been going on with many autistic organizations throughout the USA. He talks of his results on the audio enclosed within the following website. From the perspective of the parents and himself, on the 30 children he has been treating with a regular regimen of NCD, there has been improvement in 29 of them. While this certainly is not conclusive evidence of NCD being beneficial for autistic children, it certainly is enough of an indication to encourage parents to proceed with an attempt to help. This will greatly accelerate the testing of the product for these challenged children, and hopefully bring some benefit to them and their parents.

The statements above have not been evaluated by the FDA. If you are unwell or on medication, we recommend you seek the advice of a qualified healthcare practitioner before starting a zeolite program. Zeolite is not a medicine, and is not intended for the treatment or prevention of disease.

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