Improve Liver, Adrenal Gland And Kidney Functions With Activated Charcoal
Back in 1831, a couple of professors at the French Academy of Medicine had the opportunity to see Professor Touery drinking a lethal dose of strychnine. To everyone`s surprise, he survived, probably because he had combined the poison with activated charcoal. Activated charcoal is widely used as an emergency decontaminant when a person swallows something toxic. Activated charcoal is an odorless, tasteless, and non-toxic powder. It is believed that it has the ability to reduce the absorption of toxic chemicals by up to 60 percent. Its effectiveness lies in its ability to absorb chemicals and thus reduce their toxicity, through the stomach and small and large intestines. In brief, it stops the poison from being absorbed in the system. It can be used to reduce flatulence, prevent hangover, treat bile flow issues during pregnancy, and lower cholesterol levels. Common charcoal is made from coal, coconut shell, petroleum, wood, or peat while activated charcoal is similarly ma...