Is Liquid Zeolite Safe?

It depends on several factors. 

1) Where does the zeolite come from?  Some zeolite deposits have much higher aluminum and other toxin concentrations that others.  While those zeolite powders are okay to give animals (they don't need much brain function), they are not safe for humans. The nano zeolite used in Omica Health's Super Z-Lite is ultra low in aluminum however, under .02%.  

2) Where does the humic acid come from?  If you order from an Internet business that can "fly by night" when the heat approaches, who knows. Some "home brew" liquid zeolite products may not be good for your health.

Most liquid zeolite products on the market are nothing more than humic acid filtered over a bed of zeolite powder. The actual zeolite content is non existent; only trace amounts.  Where these products are made and by whom is not known.  Vendors who do not provide the address and phone number of the lab that makes their product (as required by law) may be making the product in their bathtubs. This information is needed in case the person taking the product has an adverse reaction. The hospital and authorities may need to contact the maker. Buyers, beware.

NOTE: The FDA and the US medical establishment recommends you always consult your doctor on any medical question before taking any health related product, even over the counter supplements. However, if you do your research, you will find that prescription drugs and doctors combined are among the three leading causes of death. Just a friendly "head-up".