Activated Coconut Charcoal Powder has been discounted by the manufacturer.
The primary uses of activated coconut charcoal are natural detoxification,* alleviation of occasional bloating and gas,* and lessening body odor from within.*
Detoxifying Charcoal Powder*
Coconut shells are a clean and sustainable source of activated charcoal. Activated charcoal has millions of tiny pores on the surface. Through the process of adsorption, it helps trap toxins and other chemicals to assist in flushing them out from the body.*
Occasional gas and bloating relief*
Activated coconut charcoal powder has a long history of use in soothing occasional stomach discomforts such as indigestion,* stomach pressure,* occasional bloating,* and feelings of "cramping".*
The highly adsorbent nature of activated charcoal allows it to naturally capture excess gas in the GI tract,* leaving you feeling comfortable again.
Take 1/2 a teaspoon (500mg) twice daily, 3-4 hours before or after meals. Mix with your favorite beverage.
WARNING: Activated charcoal should be taken 1 hour before or after any medication. Consult with a physician prior to use if pregnant or nursing. This product is not intended as a treatment for accidental poisoning.
Charcoal from Coconut Shells
While charcoal can be made from coal, wood, or other substances, activated coconut charcoal is special. It's made by burning coconut shells at a very high heat of 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit with steam in the absence of oxygen. This creates millions of tiny pores per gram.
Coconut charcoal is also processed with additional steps from other sources of charcoal to remove impurities and produce finer grains, which is ideal for promoting natural detoxification.*
This activation alters the structure of the charcoal to create a highly adsorbant material, covered with millions of small pores. These pores are the secret to charcoal's many positive benefits for the body.*
What is Adsorption?
The adsorption process is a binding process. Through adsorption, particles to a substance surface. Not to be confused with "absorption", in which particles enter into the interior of a substance.
In supplemental use, activated charcoal binds foreign substances within the pores of the charcoal for promoting natural detoxification.*
