Yes, given the right circumstances. Used in alternative medicine for over a century now, Activated Charcoal is often suggested to treat bloating and gas, and the pores in its surface are believed to be able to soak up bad toxins and chemicals in the body, similar to how it's used to purify water for drinking. It's also commonly used externally in many beauty treatments.
A widely shared remedy for feeling better after a big night out on the sauce.
Known to help reduce inflammation in the gut and improve digestion.
Strong signs of helping to clear up skin conditions, or being used in effective skin treatments.
A widely shared remedy for easing that sick feeling.
Nutritional value in one pill of Activated Charcoal...
(% RDA in 0.25g)
Bear in mind, the bars below will be very small, because the serving is tiny.
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Activated Charcoal should only be taken short-term, to cure discomfort in the digestive system. Too much can cause constipation and dehydration.