Activated Charcoal is a great first-aid capsule, often used in emergency rooms to treat overdoses.
It is known for its toxin-absorbing properties.
The person must take Activated Charcoal within 1-4 hours of consuming a toxin in order for it to work!
It cannot work if the person has already digested the toxin or drug and it is no longer in the stomach.

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Activated charcoal can help clear toxins and drugs, including the following:

NSAIDS and OTC anti-inflammatories
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 some cleaning products

While a person is alert and conscious, doctors may give them a drink mixed with a powdered form of activated charcoal mixed in water.
Hospital staff may administer these mixtures via a feeding tube.

The person must take Activated Charcoal within 1-4 hours of consuming a toxin in order for it to work!
It cannot work if the person has already digested the toxin or drug and it is no longer in the stomach.
Never treat an overdose or poisoning at home.