2 Activated Charcoal - Two Ingredients

Activated charcoal is created from carbon-rich materials burned at high temperatures such as coconut shells or peat (vegetable matter). To make activated charcoal these natural sources are “activated” with gases at high temperatures, which expands its surface. This results in a very porous final product, which allows for the adsorption of drugs and toxins. such as coconut shells or peat (vegetable matter). To make activated charcoal these natural sources are “activated” with gases at high temperatures, which expands its surface. This results in a very porous final product, which allows for the adsorption of drugs and toxins. The activated charcoal acts like a sponge: Toxin particles bind to the surface of the activated charcoal so that the toxin is less likely to be absorbed into the body.   One of the most popular activated charcoal uses is for the safe and effective treatment of poisoning and drug overdoses, it is also used to reduce bloating and gas, lower cholesterol, and treat bil