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Mar 26

Using Charcoal for Botox reaction

by Kimberly DinsleyPosted in Everything Activated Charcoal, InformationTagged , , , , , , , , , ,

Using and Taking Activated Charcoal for Botox reaction. Botox reaction question: I had a Botox injection in my esophagus on the 23rd of this month because I had achalasia.  The Dr. pumped gas into me with the result I have the feeling of burping all the time.  In the beginning, I had terrible hiccoughs and felt terribly nauseous but that has gone.  She said it would last a few days, but it has gone on for a week.  I want to know if I can take Charcoal tablets to get rid of this awful feeling of burping all the time.  Even when I drink water. – June Answer: Hello June Thank […]

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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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Taking Activated Charcoal and taking Probiotics

30/01/2017

Taking Activated Charcoal and taking Probiotics….. Probiotics Question: Does activated charcoal absorb the good bacteria in your intestines? We take daily probiotics and are wondering if when we take AC if it is flushing out the good bacteria as well or if we need to double up on our probiotics when taking AC.  Thank you, Alisha Answer: Hello Alisha Thank you for contacting us. It is clear that activated charcoal does bind certain bacteria such as some E Coli, but in most cases it is the toxins the bacteria produce that is being adsorbed. Does it bind friendly bacteria? I cannot say positively yes or no. but enough research has been […]

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Q & A: Using Activated Charcoal for Age Spots

29/07/2016

Using Activated Charcoal for Age Spots Q: Do you have information regarding brown (age) spots on the face? Please advise – Donna A: Hi Donna, I have personally used our charcoal soap and taken the charcoal powder for years and it has pretty well wiped out my brown spots. In my early forties I started getting all kinds of brown spots all over my face. They blended into each other and looked like two huge spots on my cheeks. When I started using the charcoal soap ten years ago I started to see them fade, it was amazing. It did not happen overnight but over a period of a few months. […]

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Does charcoal adsorb nutrients or minerals?

08/10/2015

Charcoal question answered. For those of you that are still concerned about whether activated charcoal will adsorb nutrients or minerals from your body, here is a quote from  David Cooney PhD (Chemical Engineering, University Wyoming  from his book ‘Activated Charcoal,  Antidote, Remedy, and Health Aid.’ “Charcoal added to the diet of sheep for six months did not cause a loss of nutrients, as compared with sheep not receiving charcoal. … 5 % of the total diet was charcoal. It did not affect the blood or urinary levels of calcium, copper, iron, magnesium, inorganic phosphorus, potassium, sodium, zinc, creatinine, uric acid, urea nitrogen, alkaline phosphatase, total protein or urine pH.” I […]

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Question: Charcoal and Iodine depletion in the body

05/10/2015

Charcoal question answered. Q: Greetings Mr. Dinsley, I plan on using Activated Charcoal. While researching on the web I noticed some people who have bought or used Activated Charcoal were saying that if you use Activated Charcoal keep in mind that it will deplete your iodine. I was wondering if this is true?  If it is I would use Lugol’s Iodine if need be, but I just want to find out for sure. Thanks for your time, DeWayne A: Hello DeWayne Thank you for contacting us. Activated charcoal does adsorb Iodine (including radioactive Iodine from nuclear power plants). Iodine adsorption is used to measure the activity level of various activated charcoals. […]

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