ZEOLITE EFFECT
The use of PMA zeolite
Whether for stress and exhaustion, stomach complaints, susceptibility to infections or increased exposure to harmful substances - the volcanic mineral PMA zeolite from PANACEO supports your body. The 100% natural medicinal product has been proven to bind certain harmful substances in the intestines, detoxifying the intestines and regenerating and strengthening the intestinal mucosa.
The PANACEO 3-month cure
The positive effect of stabilizing the inner protective barrier, the intestinal wall, requires prolonged, regular use of the product as part of the 3-month course recommended for PANACEO. When taken over such a period, it has been scientifically proven that PMA zeolite has a positive effect on the zonulin concentration. The protein zonulin is the natural regulator for the permeability of the intestinal wall and therefore also the most meaningful marker for determining whether the permeability of the intestinal wall barrier is increased. An increased zonulin concentration therefore indicates that the intestinal wall is porous and therefore too many substances, including harmful substances, can migrate uncontrolled through the intercellular spaces of the intestinal mucosa. Regular use of PMA zeolite regenerates the intestinal wall and promotes its stability.
PMA zeolite alleviates the symptoms by
- freeing the intestines from certain harmful substances and thus helping to detoxify the body
- relieves the detoxification system, especially the kidneys and liver
- indirectly supports the immune system through its effects in the intestine
- protects and regenerates the sensitive intestinal wall barrier
Who benefits from the internal use of PMA zeolite?
The use of PMA zeolite, a natural and tested medical product, helps people who:
- are heavily burdened with harmful substances
- want to take a DETOX cure to detoxify the intestines and subsequently the body
- want to lose weight or fast, as this releases harmful substances stored in the body
- suffer from recurring stressful situations, e.g.
- with chronic illnesses
- with food intolerances or even food allergies
- do intensive sport or fitness
- are often under stress
Porous intestinal wall: weaker immune system
Almost any form of stress has negative effects on the gut. For example, constant stress or intensive fitness or endurance training damage the intestinal mucosa and therefore the body. If such stress is repeated regularly and continues over a longer period of time, the permeability of the intestinal wall increases and harmful substances, undigested food components and pathogens can overcome the inner protective barrier in significantly higher numbers and penetrate into the bloodstream. This indirectly weakens the function of the immune system. This is because the intestine is the largest immune organ. 70 % of all immune cells are found in the intestinal wall.