Άρθρα και δημοσιεύσεις για τις εφαρμογές του ζεόλιθου και του διατομίτη

Lecture by Nikos Lygeros on the topic: “Zeolite & Zeolado (zeolite olive oil) – Greece and Cyprus”. STEG, Agro Hall, Heraklion.

zeolite can play a practical role in binding heavy metals, as we know that it binds them and acts as a natural detoxifier

How zeolite can help your liver | Zeolife.gr How zeolite can help your liver When your liver ‘goes on strike’: The liver is the key organ for metabolism and detoxification. It processes all nutrients such as protein, carbohydrates and fats, produces bile, stores blood, iron and vitamin K. It plays a role in blood formation during the foetal period, is vital for maintaining body temperature, breaks down red blood cells and hormones, aids blood clotting, filters and detoxifies endogenous toxins such as ammonia, as well as ‘exogenous’ toxins such as medicines, colourings, preservatives, alcohol, etc. As well as having a lot of ... Read more

zeolite is changing the lives of farmers and livestock breeders | Zeolife.gr Open invitation to an information session on the topic: “zeolite is changing the lives of farmers and livestock breeders” in Kanada, Nea Orestiada.

Zeolite and pets | Zeolife.gr Natural zeolite provides the most natural and economical solution for maintaining a healthy and clean environment for our pets, whilst also helping to improve their health. By replacing the bedding we use for our pets (sand, wood shavings or even newspaper) we improve air quality and reduce odours from our pets’ urine and faeces by binding gaseous ammonia, which is responsible for serious damage to the respiratory system of both animals and humans. Furthermore, sprinkling fine zeolite powder on the floor and across the entire surface of the bed significantly reduces humidity in the animal’s bed. ... Read more

Zeolite in livestock farming | Zeolife.gr Zeolite in livestock farming Zeolite is a natural mineral product that has not undergone any chemical processing. It is widely used in livestock farming as a feed additive approved by the European Union for cattle, dairy cows, pigs, poultry (both meat and egg-laying) and sheep. Zeolite is not a medicine; it leaves no residues in animal products and does not affect the palatability of feed or meat. Its use is completely safe, as it is neither digested nor absorbed by the animals’ bodies but is excreted in faeces and urine, carrying away all harmful ... Read more

Zeolite in the washing machine | Zeolife.gr Zeolite in the washing machine If we look around us, most of the detergents we buy and use – for the washing machine, the washing-up, bleaches, fabric softeners and cleaning products – we’ll see that they’ve turned our home into a chemistry lab! In fact, all these detergents contain a great many hazardous chemicals, resulting in serious consequences for both the environment and our own health. Many of the ingredients in today’s detergents remain in the fibres of our clothes and leave residues, no matter how thoroughly we rinse them. So every time we ... Read more

Photographs from the information session at the Platis Women’s Association on the topic: ‘zeolite is changing the lives of farmers and livestock breeders’

Open invitation to an information session on the topic: ‘zeolite is changing the lives of farmers and livestock breeders’ in Sterna, Nea Orestiada, at Cafe Melinda Open invitation to an information session on: “zeolite is changing the lives of farmers and livestock breeders” in Sterna, Nea Orestiada, at Cafe Melinda – Thursday 4 December at 7.00 pm | Zeolife.gr

Open invitation to an information session on the topic: ‘zeolite is changing the lives of farmers and livestock breeders’ at the women’s association in Plati, Nea Orestiada. Open invitation to an information session on the topic: “zeolite is changing the lives of farmers and livestock breeders” at the Women’s Association in Plati, Nea Orestiada | Zeolife.gr

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