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Author: Kimberly Dinsley

While John and I lived in Nova Scotia, Canada, he wrote the book Charcoal Remedies.com The Complete Handbook Of Medicinal Charcoal. We had no idea how the book would change our lives. We now have a business dedicated to activated charcoal, for health, water, air, gardens, farms, pets and livestock. The purpose of this blog is share the amazing and numerous uses of activated charcoal. We dedicate this blog to all our wonderful and courageous customers, that were willing to try the 'black sheep' of natural remedies, and share their amazing charcoal testimonies and stories with us, that soon you will be able to enjoy and be encourage. Kimberly & John Dinsley
Dec 7

Newsletter December 2017 – Testimonials – Activated Charcoal

by Kimberly DinsleyPosted in Everything Activated Charcoal, Information, Newsletter, Your Real Success Stories on using CharcoalTagged , , , , , , , , , ,

Newsletter December 2017 Newsletter: Here we are, almost at the threshold of yet another new year, a time to reflect on our blessings and reconcile with our losses. Truly we are grateful for you, and we thank our longtime faithful customers and our newest ones as well. Thank you for your loyalty, for choosing us as your source for quality activated charcoal products. Please know that we so appreciate your testimonies and it is such a joy and privilege to share your happiness in your health victories as well as the times we have prayerfully grieved with your losses as well. In this newsletter we have included two very different testimonies. The first, […]

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Can charcoal adsorb germs & viruses in the body?

03/12/2017

Germs and viruses in the body. Question: Could charcoal adsorb germs and viruses from the body system? – Ekharo Answers: Activated charcoal is antiviral and antibacterial (& antifungal). Many use activated charcoal for this use. Charcoal is antibacterial, not so much in the sense that it kills bacteria as antibiotics do, but in the sense that those bacteria that destroy tissue do not grow well in the presence of charcoal. Also, the charcoal neutralizes the toxins the bacteria produce that break down the cell structure, plant or animal. You can read more here: Antibiotics Charcoal – antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral. Charcoal is a powerful antimicrobial. It adsorbs numerous toxins produced by microbes that trigger […]

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Charcoal for removing furniture odor

29/10/2017

Removing furniture odor Question on Furniture Odor: We bought a house that had a bad odor in the basement. I hung bags of charcoal around the basement, and the smell has improved greatly. Then I bought a 2nd hand lazy boy chair, but when I got it into my house, the body odors of the previous owner has taken over the smell of the room. So I have a bowl of charcoal under the chair at this time, but am wondering if I can sprinkle the charcoal directly on the fabric for a period of time. And how long would I need to use the charcoal for this situation? -Bonnie

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Wildfire Smoke? PNS Face Mask offers Protection

19/10/2017

Be ready, Breath easy. Wildfire smoke. If you are dealing with wildfire smoke, you need to protect yourself and loved ones NOW, with the PNS® Face Mask Ag+. PNS® Ag+ Activated Carbon Cloth Face Masks allows you to breathe pure air in, when breathing outside is unpleasant, obnoxious or dangerously toxic. The PNS® Ag+ CHARCOAL FACE MASK protects you from the unhealthy effects of toxic smoke. That is, toxic smoke from burning or smoldering buildings, vehicles, deceased remains and wildfires. These masks are made from the same material used in US Military and HAZMAT chemical warfare suits. PNS® masks are reusable and washable, and if stored correctly will maintain their lifespan for up to 3 months […]

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Did you know charcoal removes skunk odor?

15/10/2017

Mama & her lil Stinker Skunk Odor A couple of weeks ago: I had captured a moth in my kitchen, I opened the back door to escort him to the great outdoors. As I opened the door, I startled one of the skunks, she comes by nightly in search of cat food. She knew she was not in imminent danger, we are on a friendly basis with them, LOL. A little poof came out of her backend, which was fortunately facing the window instead of me! It didn’t seem too bad and it did not get in the house, so I did not do anything for it that evening. However, […]

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