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The amazing benefits of activated carbon
Activated carbon is produced from organic materials such as coconut fiber, coconut shell ,husk, peat, wood and plastic through a high temperature drying process under anaerobic conditions. Due to its very porous structure, charcoal is extremely absorbent for a variety of toxins, making it easy to be used in the home. Some great uses of activated carbon include:
Help shiny teeth
Your teeth are yellowish because of coffee, tea, wine, turmeric ...? Activated carbon helps to whiten the teeth while strengthening oral health by changing the pH level in the mouth, helping to prevent decay, bad breath and gum disease.
Activated carbon teeth whitening by absorbing plaque and bacteria on the teeth. This method of teeth whitening is recommended by dentists for its natural, safe, effective and low cost natural ingredients.
Reduce flatulence
Activated charcoal is a great way to reduce bloating by combining and discharging stomach fillers, according to a study in the Journal of Gastroenterology.
Filter the water
Active bars are used to filter impurities in the water, including pesticides, industrial waste and chemicals. This is why activated carbon is widely used in water purification systems around the world. However, activated carbon does not filter out viruses, bacteria, and minerals.
According to a new study published in the Journal of the Canadian Association for Dental Association, carbon filters in activated carbon have the ability to remove fluoride that protects oral health, strengthens the immune system, and Help kidney, liver active healthy.
Urgent removal of toxins
Activated carbon adsorbs other organic compounds by sticking to the molecular level. When ingested, activated charcoal attracts toxins and chemicals while ignoring phospholipids, the substance that forms the intestinal mucosa. After all the toxins are absorbed, activated carbon moves innocently in the body and carries the toxins that have been absorbed. Activated charcoal can be used as soon as the poison is swallowed or in case of overdose to reduce the risk of serious injury to the body - particularly useful when there is no prompt treatment. For this reason, you should leave one or two bottles of activated charcoal around your home or in your family's first aid kit.
You can give activated carbon drinks to water when they come in contact with pesticides, rodenticides, fertilizers, and toxic detergents using a food syringe.
However, remember, if you or someone you know has eaten poison, see your doctor right away. Carbon is not a substitute for professional medical treatment and should only be used after control of the toxin.
Treat insect bites and acne
Activated charcoal is very effective in treating body odor, acne, and relieves insect bites and rashes.
Digestive system healthy
Activated charcoal is used to promote a healthy digestive system by removing toxins that cause allergic reactions, damage, oxidation, and impaired immune function.
Elements from the environment, including pesticides from food, chemicals found in water, mold, create a toxic burden on the body. Use activated charcoal regularly to clean the digestive tract, support overall health.
Reduce Cholesterol
Studies worldwide have shown that activated charcoal reduces bad cholesterol and increases the good cholesterol. One study has even shown that using activated charcoal regularly helps to reduce the amount of bad cholesterol by 25% while up to 41% is good for the body.
Detoxify the skin
Activated carbon can absorb the poisons from your pores, so you can also mix activated carbon with masks to remove toxins from the body
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