ACTIVATED CHARCOAL HERBAL CAPSULES 120

Name: ACTIVATED CHARCOAL HERBAL CAPSULES 120 - Hadassah Healing Oils
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Our natural herbal supplement is popular and known for its potential detoxifying properties.

It is a fine black powder made from various sources like coconut shells, wood, or coal, and it is treated to become “activated,” which means it has a highly porous surface. The porous structure allows activated charcoal to bind to certain toxins and chemicals, preventing their absorption into the body and facilitating their elimination.

Activated Charcoal is a great first-aid capsule, often used in emergency rooms to treat substance overdose or poison.

Benefits:
– Alkalizes the body.
– Ph. Balance and acidity.
– Rich in trace minerals.
– Aids in kidney health.
– Anti-aging.
– Improves heart health.
– Detoxifies.
– Diarrhoea – research shows that it might be able to prevent bacteria and drugs that can cause diarrhoea from being absorbed into the body by trapping them on its porous, textured surface.

Deodorant: Activated charcoal deodorants are widely available, and popular for absorbing smells and other harmful gases. These properties make it an ideal underarm, shoe, and refrigerator deodorant.

Gastrointestinal absorbent in overdoses and poisonings. Relieves digestive issues, gas, and bloating.

Skincare: Activated charcoal can help draw microparticles, such as dust, dirt, chemicals, toxins, and bacteria to the skin surface, making removal of such particles easier

Skin infection: Activated charcoal may have an antibacterial effect by absorbing harmful microbes from sores and wounds.

Very few side effects.

Water filtration.

Activated charcoal can help clear toxins and drugs including the following:
– NSAIDS and OTC anti-inflammatory, sedatives, calcium channel blockers, Dasone, Carbamazepine (Tegretol), malaria medications, Methylxanthines (stimulants).

Please note that Activated Charcoal cannot bind to all types of toxins in drugs, especially corrosive ones, like:
– Alcohols
– Lye
– Iron
– Lithium
– Petroleum products, such as fuel oil, gasoline (petrol), paint thinners, and certain cleaning products.

Drink capsules 20 minutes before meals. For those with a sensitive stomach, drink capsules half an hour to an hour, after a meal, for optimal absorption.

Adults: 2 Capsules, three times daily, for nutritional use.

Suitable for children over 4 years old; half the dosage.

If a child or adult ingests any poison like a poisonous plant, paraffin, or pills, give 10 capsules immediately. Get them to the hospital immediately!

The person must take Activated Charcoal within 0-30 minutes hours of consuming a toxin, for it to be effective!

It cannot be effective if the person has already digested the toxin or drug, and it is no longer in the stomach.

Generally considered safe for short-term use in pregnant and breastfeeding women when taken at appropriate doses. However, it’s essential to exercise caution and consult with a healthcare professional before using any supplements during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.

Activated charcoal is not absorbed by the body and stays in the gastrointestinal tract, where it adsorbs substances. As a result, it is unlikely to be absorbed into the bloodstream and affect the developing foetus.
It’s important to note that while activated charcoal has potential benefits, it can also interfere with the absorption of certain medications, vitamins, and minerals. Therefore, it’s essential to take activated charcoal supplements at least two hours apart from other medications and supplements.

Protect from sunlight. Store below 25°c.

Primary Ingredients

Activated charcoal powder.

It is not the same substance as that is found in charcoal bricks or burnt pieces of wood.

Activated Charcoal Powder: Detoxifying Properties

Toxin and Poison Ingestion: Activated charcoal is commonly used in emergencies to treat certain types of poisoning or overdose. It works by adsorbing toxins in the gastrointestinal tract, preventing them from being absorbed into the bloodstream.

Water Filtration: Activated charcoal is employed in water treatment processes to adsorb impurities, contaminants, and pollutants. It is an effective method for purifying water, providing a cleaner and safer drinking supply.

Air Purification: Activated charcoal is used in air purifiers and filters to capture and remove odours, allergens, and airborne pollutants. It helps improve indoor air quality by adsorbing various volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

Gastrointestinal Issues: Some people use activated charcoal supplements to alleviate symptoms of gas, bloating, and indigestion. It is believed to adsorb excess gas in the digestive system, providing relief.

Teeth Whitening: Activated charcoal is a popular ingredient in certain toothpaste formulations and powders. It is claimed to help whiten teeth by adsorbing surface stains and plaque.

Skincare: Activated charcoal is found in skincare products such as face masks, cleansers, and soaps. It is believed to help draw out impurities, toxins, and excess oil from the skin, contributing to clearer and healthier-looking skin.

Mold Remediation: Activated charcoal can be used to adsorb mould spores and mycotoxins in indoor environments, contributing to mould remediation efforts.

Deodorization: Activated charcoal is used in various products like shoe insoles, refrigerator deodorizers, and air fresheners to adsorb and neutralize odours.

Digestive Cleanse: Some proponents suggest that activated charcoal can be used for detoxification and digestive cleansing. However, its efficacy for these purposes is a subject of debate in the medical community.

It’s important to note that while activated charcoal has various uses, its consumption as a health supplement or remedy should be approached with caution. It can interact with medications and may not be suitable for long-term use without guidance from a healthcare professional. Additionally, its effectiveness for certain health claims is still an area of ongoing research.

Activated charcoal powder.

It is not the same substance as that is found in charcoal bricks or burnt pieces of wood.

Activated Charcoal Powder: Detoxifying Properties

Teeth Whitening: Activated charcoal is a popular ingredient in certain toothpaste formulations and powders. It is claimed to help whiten teeth by adsorbing surface stains and plaque.

Mold Remediation: Activated charcoal can be used to adsorb mould spores and mycotoxins in indoor environments, contributing to mould remediation efforts.

Deodorization: Activated charcoal is used in various products like shoe insoles, refrigerator deodorizers, and air fresheners to adsorb and neutralize odours.

For more technical advice, please contact one of our distributors in your area.

ACTIVATED CHARCOAL HERBAL CAPSULES 120

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