Zerotox contains Absorbatox™ that adsorbs heavy metals, toxins and nitrates.
Heavy metal toxicity can have detrimental effects on your health. Zerotox is FDA certified, helps to restore organ equilibrium and is safe to use (it doesn’t get absorbed into the bloodstream, but stays in the gastro-intestinal tract) even in severe cases.
Absorbatox™ adsorbs toxins, changing its molecular structure and rendering it harmless, after which the body removes it naturally.
Zerotox acts as a sponge in the stomach and adsorbs the toxins produced in much the same way as a sponge soaks up water.
In addition, it removes any foreign substances in the body.
While some ingredients in Annique Zerotox capsules may be safe for dogs, it is a human-grade supplement and should only be used for pets under the guidance of a veterinarian.
Key considerations for using this product with dogs include:
- Active Ingredients: The primary ingredient, Absorbatox™️ (a potentiated alumino-silicate or zeolite), is a “binder” that adsorbs toxins in the gastrointestinal tract without being absorbed into the bloodstream. Zeolites are sometimes used in veterinary medicine to treat diarrhea and support detoxification by binding heavy metals and toxins.
- Risks of Human Supplements: Human supplements often contain inactive ingredients or sweeteners like xylitol, which is highly toxic to dogs.
Zerotox contains rooibos extract, magnesium stearate, and bovine gelatin, which are generally not considered toxic, but the specific colorants used are not detailed. - Dosing Challenges: Dosages for humans (1–2 capsules per day) are not directly transferable to dogs. Proper zeolite dosing for dogs is typically based on body weight, such as 0.2–0.4 g per kg daily.
- Medication Interference: Because Zerotox acts as a sponge, it can bind to other medications and prevent them from working. It should never be given within 2 hours of any other oral medication or supplement.
- Veterinary Consultation: It is critical to consult a vet before starting any detox regimen, especially for dogs with existing health conditions or those on permanent medication.
For safe pet-specific detox options, consider consulting your vet about products containing milk thistle or veterinary-grade zeolite powders.