The microporous structure in zeolite gives it unique adsorption properties.

The micropore size of zeolite is approximately 0.38 nanometer-0.4 nanometers, so zeolite can only adsorb harmful molecules smaller than 0.4 nanometers, and will not adsorb beneficial nutrients for the human body, such as vitamins, amino acids, proteins, and other macromolecular organic compounds.

Due to the unique structure of the zeolite, the entire aluminum oxide tetrahedron is negatively charged. In order to maintain neutral equilibrium, positively charged ions must be present to counteract it, so heavy metal ions such as Na, Ca, Sr, Ba, etc. can be adsorbed.

The pores and channels in the crystal structure of zeolite contain trace elements and major element cations used for ion exchange, which have the function of maintaining mineral balance in the body.

The selective ion exchange effect of zeolite can supplement the lacking trace elements and constant elements in the human body, and selectively precipitate excess constant elements and trace elements.

The order of selective ion exchange: Cs>Rb>K>NH4>Pb>Ag>Ba>Na>Sr>Ca>Li>Cd>Cu>Zn. During the exchange process in the order of ion exchange, if one of the elements is not lacking in the body, it can automatically skip this ion exchange process and switch to the next ion for exchange, thereby maintaining the balance of the body's mineral exchange system. This is not comparable to some single products that supplement a trace element.

Zeolite, as an enzyme catalyst (biocatalyst), can regulate enzyme activity according to the needs of the body, regulate and supplement intracellular material exchange. According to scientific research, the longer the telomeres and the longer a cell lifespan, and the longer a person's lifespan will be. As age increases and the number of cell divisions increases, telomeres will gradually shorten. Therefore, maintaining the length of telomeres is maintaining the length of human lifespan.

The production of telomerase requires a large amount of trace elements. The human body's intake of trace elements through diet is extremely imbalanced, so it is necessary to supplement a large amount of trace elements separately. Monoclinic zeolite is a natural reservoir of trace elements due to its unique structure.

Human beings obtain a large amount of trace elements by consuming foods and health products containing monoclinic zeolite, thereby activating the production of telomerase and achieving the effect of health and longevity.