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Nano-Toxins Explained — A Practical Guide to Supporting Your Body’s Detox Pathways

  • Writer: Ethan Leeds
    Ethan Leeds
  • Aug 15
  • 3 min read

We live surrounded by ultrafine particles — combustion soot, metal‑laden dust, degraded plastics and engineered nanoparticles. Many are small enough to enter the bloodstream directly and carry metals and organic toxins into tissues. Helping the body safely capture and remove those particles is a practical way to reduce ongoing burden and support feeling better.

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How clinoptilolite (natural zeolite) works — plain and simple

  • Structure: clinoptilolite is a natural mineral with a porous, cage‑like framework and charged surfaces.

  • Capture: it traps certain positively charged ions (many heavy metals, ammonium) and adsorbs small molecules via ion exchange and adsorption.

  • Neutralization: once bound inside the zeolite matrix those toxins are largely rendered unavailable to tissues — effectively neutralized during transit out of the body.

  • Retention: zeolite holds what it captures so it exits with waste rather than re-entering circulation.

  • Surface area matters: the smaller the particle, the greater the surface area per gram — faster, stronger binding.


Nano vs micronised — why two products

  • Micronised zeolite (digestive support): larger, finely ground particles act mainly inside the gut to bind toxins and interrupt enterohepatic recycling, promoting elimination via stool.

  • Nano zeolite (systemic reach): nano‑sized particles offer much higher surface area and, in liquid colloidal form, are positioned to interact with circulating particles in blood and tissues, eliminated via urine.

  • Complementary strategy: using both approaches targets both the digestive tract (micronised) and circulating nano‑toxins (nano), maximizing overall capture and elimination.

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What studies show

  • Human data demonstrate clinoptilolite’s ability to reduce intestinal uptake of certain metals and increase excretion in controlled settings. For example, purified clinoptilolite has been shown to markedly reduce gastrointestinal absorption of a lead isotope in a controlled study (see trial data, e.g., PMC11509060).

  • Human trials with activated clinoptilolite found increased urinary excretion of toxic metals without clinically relevant electrolyte disturbances over short study periods (see PMC9197155).

    These and related studies support clinoptilolite’s role as an targeted binder and show promising evidence for reduced uptake and increased elimination of specific contaminants. This is a very comprehensive study https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6277462/


About the two liquid products

  • Pure Body (micronised, liquid): formulated to act predominantly in the digestive tract — binders work in the gut to reduce reabsorption and help toxins exit in stool.

  • Pure Body Extra / PBX (nano, liquid): a nano‑formulation with very high surface area intended to capture circulating nano‑contaminants and support systemic clearance.


    Using both together provides a two‑track approach: micronised for gut clearance and nano for broad systemic capture.


Practical benefits people report

  • Reduced brain fog and fatigue, improved digestion, fewer systemic sensitivities and a subjective sense of lighter, clearer well-being. Reductions of many symptoms that are related to a wide range of conditions.

Safety and product quality (consumer focus)

  • Effective results depend on product purity, manufacturing controls and particle size distribution.

  • Look for third‑party batch testing, certificate of analysis showing clinoptilolite purity and screening for heavy metals and asbestos.

  • Liquid formulations make dosing flexible and promote good contact between zeolite and target particles.


Simple suggested routine (consumer-oriented)

  • Consider a combined protocol: a micronised liquid daily to support gut binding plus a nano liquid in a staggered routine to address circulating particles.

  • Start with the manufacturer’s recommended loading and maintenance schedule, monitor how you feel, and adjust as needed.

  • Keep hydration, fibre and regular bowel habits — elimination matters to move captured toxins out.

Bottom line Nanoparticles are everywhere and can act as carriers for metals and organics. Clinoptilolite zeolite — especially when delivered in targeted micronised and nano liquid formats — offers a practical, evidence‑supported approach to capturing and removing those particles. Using Pure Body (micronised) and Pure Body Extra / PBX (nano) together matches gut binding with systemic capture for a fuller detox strategy.

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