Charcoal
Charcoal is carbon. As such it is normally classified as inorganic. Consequently, you will find the chemical and physical properties of charcoal being discussed in textbooks about inorganic chemistry but rarely in textbooks about organic chemistry.
10 Ways To Use Activated Charcoal For Health:
- Emergency toxin removal
- Full body anti-aging
- Cleaner drinking water
- Helping with a hangover
- Whitens your teeth
- Helps to relieve gas and bloating
- Detoxing from mold.
- Once swallowed, charcoal binds to the drug or toxin in the stomach so the body can’t absorb it. This ability to bind to unwanted substances may be the reason that some recommend activated charcoal’s “off-label” use for relieving gas/bloating, for lowering cholesterol and assisting with stomach aches or food poisoning.
Using Charcoal to purify your water:
Users can use the charcoal stick in a bottle or carafe after boiling it in water for ten minutes before using, then filling it with potable water to remove any impurities. Leaving the water overnight is the best option, but even if you don’t, it will taste better one hour after leaving the water
I highly recommend always traveling with a bottle of activated charcoal tablets which you can purchase at a local health store or even on Amazon. I use charcoal sticks in my water bottle daily and I purchased these on Amazon.
Once you start diving into the power and magic of charcoal, you will be so surprised and wont want to live without it again.