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I forgot to mention pullulan is synthesized from black mold fermentation. So if you wanna play it safe and need a vegetarian or vegan alternative to gelatin capsules, tapioca capsules should work. But as far as I'm aware, it's rare that a company will use those. So if you wanna go the vegetarian or vegan capsule route, you may need to make your own. Which'll require you to get a capsule machine. What I've been doing lately is use one of those 16 oz Fiji water bottles from Costco. I'll find one (a serving one that no one drinks from) that's already open and isn't filled up too much. Then I'll use a funnel (it might be a KitchenAid one with a rubber tip) to add a scoop of zeolite powder. Then add more Fiji water while aiming for the powder in the funnel. I fill it up to a comfortable level before it gets near to overflowing (make sure to compensate for the funnel tip). Then I start refrigerating it. Chilled zeolite water is more palatable. I started with 1/4 teaspoon. It took me 8 bottles with 1/4 teaspoon in each from around May 25 to July 3 until it seemed my body (potentially) communicated with me (it felt like 1/4 was too watered down and not bulky enough) it was ready to graduate from 1/4. So I've been adding 1/3 teaspoon per bottle lately. I sometimes give a small amount of zeolite water to the cats by adding it to their wet food. Zeolite is supposed to be good for bringing animals back from the brink. As far as I'm aware, it should be safe for dogs and cats. Don't give them too much nor too often so their colons don't get clogged. Give them a rest if you notice their appetite goes down. It's possible I saved a cat's life with zeolite water. Twice. While I'm guessing it's safe for mammals, just make sure to do a safety check first with your preferred search engine. Example: zeolite cat. Lately, I've been using the <20μm one from Heiltropfen.
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