Activated Charcoal

Activated Charcoal is a form of carbon processed to increase its surface area, allowing it to bind toxins and gases in the gut.

Here are science-backed benefits:

1 – Aids in Detoxification: Binds to chemicals and heavy metals in the digestive tract.

2 – Reduces Bloating and Gas: Effective for occasional indigestion and bloating.

3 – Used in Emergency Poison Treatment: Administered to reduce absorption of toxins.

4 – Supports Skin and Oral Health: Often used in masks and toothpaste for cleansing effects.

5 – Natural and Safe When Used Occasionally: Recommended between meals or medications to avoid nutrient interference.

• Activated Charcoal—Past, Present and Future
• Acidic Activated Charcoal Prevents Obesity and Insulin Resistance in High-Fat Diet-Fed Mice
• Protective effect of activated charcoal against progression of chronic kidney disease: A randomized clinical study
• The Use of Activated Charcoal to Treat Intoxications

The product was chosen for its clean formulation derived from beech wood—a natural source—ensuring high purity without artificial fillers or allergens. Its capsule form offers an easy-to-take alternative to traditional slurry forms that are often unpalatable due to taste or color issues. The selection criteria likely included high adsorption capacity based on natural beech wood origin, a clean ingredient profile free from contaminants, convenient capsule delivery improving user compliance, and backing by scientific evidence supporting efficacy in detoxification and metabolic support.

Activated charcoal (from beech wood), Vegetable capsule (HPMC)

ake 1 capsule daily with 200 mg of water preferably within 60 minutes after exposure to potential toxins for optimal adsorption effect. Follow recommended dosage on packaging.