Zeolite and clinoptilolite
– Zeolite is a group name for a type of mineral.
Clinoptilolite is the active mineral, the percentage indicates the purity. In our products, we have an average content of 92.7% and never fall below 80%.
– Fully certified, origin Manisa in Turkey.
– The mineral is extracted directly from open pit mines of volcanically solidified froth.
– Discovered in 1756 by the Swedish geologist Anders Cronstedt.
– Clear effects on production animals in terms of growth and welfare.
– Well-proven, widely used in many parts of the world in e.g. dog and cat food such as
Royal Canin, Brit CEO and Specific.
– Used for horses for a long time in the UK, USA and Australia.
Zeolite is known for its natural binding capacity. For example, following the successful use of zeolite as a clean-up material after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in 1986, the area was covered via helicopter with 500 000 tons of clinoptilolite zeolite.
What does zeolite do?
– Has a natural binding capacity in the gastrointestinal tract.
– Does not bind vitamins or medicines as these are made up of larger molecules that cannot bind to the mineral.
– Improves nutrient and energy absorption.
– Reduces the smell of manure/faeces.
– No withdrawal period as it is a PURE mineral that does not enter the bloodstream.
How to do it?
1. natural binding: zeolites have a strong ability to bind to heavy metals, toxins and ammonia in the horses’ gastrointestinal tract, reducing the load on the liver and increasing overall well-being. Reducing the load of toxins and heavy metals allows better uptake of nutrients from feed.
2. Improved digestion: By absorbing harmful substances and contributing to a balanced intestinal flora, zeolite can improve digestion and nutrient absorption in horses.
3. everyday balance: regular use of zeolite can support everyday balance of horses by removing harmful substances and improving nutrient absorption, resulting in a more robust health status.
4. Increased energy levels: With the removal of toxins, the body’s energy resources are better utilized, potentially leading to increased energy and improved performance.
5. Skin and coat care: Zeolite can help improve horses’ skin and coat by supporting mineral balance, benefiting the texture and appearance of their skin and coat.
