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A simple supplement

What is so great about Activated Charcoal?

ADSORPTION!

What is adsorption?  It means the surface of Activated Charcoal has billions of holes and a negative charge and acts like a magnet—the Hoover Vacuum of supplements.

Activated charcoal will bind to toxins and almost anything else it travels the bowels with.

What do I mean?  Have you overindulged with too much wine? Or perhaps you are sensitive to specific toxins, like those emanating from men who swim in cologne or ladies who sit in their cars and spray a whole bottle of perfume on themselves before entering a building?  I have left a restaurant to avoid a three-day migraine because of a smell coming from a particular table nearby, then popped a few Activated Charcoal. 

Have you eaten something that is just making you feel like crap? Just pop two Activated Charcoals with at least 16 oz of water. Yes, that much water!  They cover a great deal of surface, so they are very effective.

Activated Charcoal may also have some anti-fungal benefits.

Have you ingested something you shouldn’t have, e.g., nuts, gluten, or medications? Activated Charcoal would be my first line of defense. Of course, always consult your physician. 

Important to consider before using Activated Charcoal:  

Activated Charcoal adsorbs beneficial nutrients also. Don’t take your supplements or medications at the same time, or they will get pulled from the body without breaking down. Allow the Activated Charcoal to sit at least an hour in your body, then proceed with any supplements or medications as usual. 

Activated Charcoal is like a band-aid. Use it when needed.  I will take one before tire shopping or enjoying a glass of wine, which can be filled with toxins. But that will be another day’s discussion!

Research for yourself! You can YouTube and Google as well as I can!