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Feb 19

An Open Letter – The Truth Activated Charcoal

by Kimberly DinsleyPosted in Everything Activated Charcoal, Information, Nutrition, Uses of Activated CharcoalTagged , , , , , , , , , , 1 Comment on An Open Letter – The Truth Activated Charcoal

The Truth About “The Truth Behind Activated Charcoal” An Open Letter to Dr. Mike Roussel in Shape Dec 24, 2014 regarding the article “The Truth Behind Activated Charcoal”. I would like to comment on your article. Mixed in with some facts are a number of half-truths and false reporting. I am the author of the book CharcoalRemedies.com The Complete Handbook of Medicinal Charcoal, as well as the website by the same name. I am also the owner of Charcoal House LLC the most diverse source of activated charcoal products anywhere in the world. Our customers include NASA, Dept. of Defense, FDA, USDA, medical research universities, agriculture research stations, doctors, dentists, […]

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Video: What is Activated Charcoal

13/02/2017

John Dinsley, of Charcoal House LLC, explains: What is activated charcoal? How to make activated charcoal. Activated charcoal uses and applications.For more videos from Buyactivatedcharcoal.com click here

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Q and A: How to use Activated Charcoal to remove cat urine odor?

05/02/2017

Question: Hello, My cat has urinated on my carpet a few times and I’m finding it impossible to remove the odor, it seems as though it has leaked into the padding. Do you have a product that may work, and if so which one would you recommend? Thanks in advance, Ronda Answer: Hi Ronda. The Pure NonScents. Wash the carpet as best as you can. Then put a light cotton fabric over it and pour on the Pure NonScents. It will probably remove the smell right away, however…..you must leave it on, probably for two to three weeks so that it can reduce the odor in the long run completely. […]

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Reply from Wendy on using Charcoal for her MCS

29/01/2017

Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (MCS) We got this great comment from Wendy about how she uses Activated charcoal for her MCS. She commented on our other blog post Using the Activated Carbon Cloth as exercise mat to protect from MCS. Thank you Wendy for sharing. Just a reminder to readers this is for information purposes please consult a Doctor. Hi, I’m just a person whom came across this post, as I have MCS as well. Love to hear how this fabric helps you out in your situation. A few things I have found highly beneficial as well… Taking Activated charcoal internally before and after exposure. As well as pure ~ the […]

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Q and A: What to add to scarf to filter contaminants

27/01/2017

Question: Hi,what do you recommend from your site for making a pad for inside of my scarf to filter contaminants voc’s etc. severe chemical sensitivities. thank you. Answer: You can use any of the carbon fabrics here:  The knit which people have used in silk scarves is really soft and pliable, but it also tears quite easily, it needs to be handled carefully. The single weave is like a lightweight linen and the double weave is like medium to heavyweight linen. Hope this helps. If you have further questions, please call us during normal business hours. Thank you! Other blog posts you might enjoy reading: Kind words from a Customer, […]

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Q and A: Can Activated Charcoal help or exacerbate Hypoglycemic symptoms

22/01/2017

Question: Hi John, I would like to know if you know if taking activated charcoal can cause or exacerbate hypoglycemic symptoms? There was a slight reference to it on the net. Thanks a bunch, Cathlin Answer: Hello Cathlin Thank you for contacting us. I am not aware of any cases of people telling us that charcoal helped or aggravated their hypoglycemia. But, since activated charcoal has been reported to help with hyperglycemia (diabetes) I suspect it might have a positive effect. We live in a culture of eating constantly that places a burden on the pancreas to overproduce insulin. In time the pancreas becomes “confused” with signals for insulin for […]

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Q and A: Which charcoal would you recommend for fridge odor removal?

15/01/2017

Question: Hi, Which charcoal would you recommend for fridge odor removal? More specifically it will need to be placed in a breathable plastic container. Many Thanks,  Rosie Answer: Hi Rosie,  We would recommend The Pure NonScents, you can also put it in the provided sachet bags. Kimberly Question: Hi Kimberly, Thanks for the reply, this looks more like a powder?  Is this the size you would recommend is the most effective, in comparison to larger granular sizes? I’m assuming the bags don’t allow any of the charcoal to come out? Many Thanks, Rosie Answer: Hi Rosie. As to your question as to the effectiveness.  Yes, they will both work, but the Pure NonScents […]

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