Multi-Toxin Binder (60 capsules)

The Action of Multi Toxin Binder

Utilizing a potent combination of high-purity zeolite, coconut shell activated charcoal, and shilajit, the Multi Toxin Binder encourages the removal of various toxins we encounter daily. Exposure to heavy metals, chemicals (such as pesticides, preservatives, and food additives), harmful bacteria, and bacterial toxins can lead to oxidative damage, inflammation, and cellular dysfunction. This may contribute to chronic fatigue, autoimmune diseases, fibromyalgia, developmental disorders, and neurological or mental disorders.

Multi Toxin Binder Ingredients and Benefits

High Purity Zeolite（G-PUR®)

G-PUR® is a high-purity zeolite known for its ability to bind and adsorb heavy metals and harmful bacteria. With highly uniform crystals and a cup-like shape, G-PUR® effectively captures toxins and facilitates their safe elimination.

Activated Charcoal

Our activated charcoal is an effective adsorbent derived from coconut shells that helps remove harmful toxins, chemicals, and heavy metals from the gastrointestinal tract. With a long history of use in various health issues, activated charcoal is a trusted ingredient for detoxification support.

High Purity Shilajit (PrimaVie®)

PrimaVie® is a highly purified form of shilajit, a mineral and organic matter blend traditionally used in Ayurvedic medicine. Rich in humic and fulvic acids, PrimaVie® assists in binding and eliminating toxic substances such as pesticides, pollutants, and heavy metals.

Multi Toxin Binder Unique Formulation

Our Multi Toxin Binder features a patented zeolite G-PUR®, developed by G-Science, and sourced from mineral-rich deposits in Slovakia. Rigorously tested for inorganic impurities and refined through strict standardization procedures, G-PUR® ensures safety and efficacy.

The activated charcoal in our Multi Toxin Binder comes from organically grown, sustainably farmed coconut shells. This high-density, clean, and low-impurity charcoal is an effective detoxifier that adsorbs a variety of toxins and helps prevent their absorption through the intestines.

Lastly, the PrimaVie® shilajit in our Multi Toxin Binder is developed and patented by Natreon. This highly purified form of shilajit contains over 40 minerals and standardized humic and fulvic acid content. The unique liposome structure of PrimaVie® helps adsorb and efficiently remove toxins from the body.

Made in USA.

Suggested use

2 capsules between meals

Caution

Do not use during pregnancy or nursing.

Ingredients

2 capsules:

• Zeolite (G-PUR®) 400mg
(Standardized to contain 70% purified clinoptilolite)
• Activated charcoal 100 mg
• Shilajit (PrimaVie®) 100mg
• Fulvic acid 50mg
• Humic acid 5mg

Other Ingredients: Cellulose, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Hypromellose, Stearic Acid, Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate

*No gluten, dairy, soy, salt, sugar, wheat, corn, genetically modified foods, synthetic colors/flavors/preservatives.

*Free of ingredients made in China.

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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.