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Dr Julia Wray's avatar

Can I have your permission to put a link to your article on activated charcoal in an email to my patients?

Robyn S's avatar

Charcoal is an old favourite; a very useful natural remedy! I swear, most people get their charcoal intake from burnt toast, ha ha!

We currently have some activated charcoal tablets that we used for the goats when they had some problems. Broke them in half and mixed them in the with the black sunflower seeds and they happily ate them! Of course, we only used them for a short while. The goats were fine. I suppose we could've got the charcoal powder and made a slurry and drenched them, but we figured the tablets were...easier. And they were. Plus it was for digestive issues.

Occasionally I put some activated charcoal from coconut husks in with the chicken feed. It doesn't seem to bother them!

Anyway, I thought you came up with very good explanations of what/when/how to use activated charcoal - and what/when/how NOT to use!

AaronKM's avatar

Not a surprise at all. When I was 3 or 4 years old, one of my absolute favorite things were my Flinstone vitamins. On one particular day while my parents were taking a nap I decided to make a small snack out of the majority of a bottle. Upon discovery I was promptly taken to the children's hospital and had my stomach pumped using charcoal.

s r's avatar

Would it work with sv40, vaccinations and mRNA poisonings?

Robyn S's avatar

Probably not. Injections bypass the digestive tract (and go into the bloodstream/breach the BBB). Activated charcoal is best for acute digestive poisonings when the poison is still IN the digestive tract and not coursing through the cardiovascular system! The ridiculously large surface area does its work in the gut, and is eventually excreted.

However, I guess one could try putting a poultice on an injection site immediately after vaccination? But if you're going to do that, why get vaccinated at all?! Allowing oneself to be a pin cushion to keep a job or the like is playing with fire IMO. Stand your ground. Just Say No!

Jan's avatar

My husband & I were both very wary but he had to deliver our grain harvest as did my son…..remember this was the early days & he had what I call the ‘its never going to affect him’ syndrome……this was despite hearing some pretty hairy stories from the old & not so old farmers out at the sheep sales…..believe it or not.

I retired at 69 after 50 yrs as an RN. I never took it.

As they say hindsight is a wonderful thing. But he survived albeit with some degree of heart failure. It’s still a journey.

s r's avatar

💯! I was being sarcastic. I already thought of all that. The anti devils advocate. Exactly 💯 why you shouldn't inject yourself with any of the shit these death cult health providers provide.

Jan's avatar

I used it in poultices on my husband & oldest son when they had the mandatory gene medication……husband had a big increase in back pain 24 hrs after second dose. He did have major myocardial infarction (7 vessel bypass& aortic valve replacement)…….2 yrs later. Never looked well after jab but survived those 2 yrs ?? due to effect of charcoal effect on local injection site. He did have homeopathic mix for vaccinosis as well. Who knows what part charcoal played…….

Also had an increase in MS symptoms(diagnosed originally 25yrs before).

Was on pretty intensive use of herbs,supplements…cayenne, ginger, hawthorn, Tumeric, Q10 etc,etc after heart attack but has backed off a bit now,

Had been taking food grade powders before and continues this….

Works full days on farm at slower pace.

s r's avatar

I never took the jabs but was spike protein shed on and got poisoned by coworkers shedding after the jabs. My wife as well and got hers2 breast cancer there after. Got her on fenbendazole, ivermectin, vit b17, d, c, e, k2, bromelain...she was worried about cucurman interactions with her hormones....I believe it was bs.

Lynn's avatar

Excellent! We have activated charcoal capsules in our health cabinet. A few years ago, I had a growth on my face which grew larger every day for years. It grew to about the size of a quarter. On a visit to the chiropractor, she asked me what it was. I said: "I don't know." Many people in this situation would have gone to the dermatologist for testing, biopsies, etc. I wanted none of that - even though I had this large, quarter-sized, blob on my face. I decided one day to try activated charcoal capsules. I took two every day for about a week. The blob started to disappear slowly. It just peeled off little by little. That was 4 years ago. I reason the growth was a collection of something toxic I was consuming which could find no other way out. When I went back to the chiro for an adjustment, she looked at my face "what happened to that mark you had?" I told her about activated charcoal. She had never heard of it. Thanks again. I did not know I could make a salve. Will bookmark this article.

Pam's avatar

Excellent coverage of the ‘whole story’ —the usefulness and home-remedy applications (with recipes) of charcoal against the backdrop

of its sabotage by big pharma where profitability is the over-riding objective. The profit motive, not humanitarian, was the reason John D. Rockefeller took over medical school curriculums in the 20’s and 30’s and set in motion what we know as Big pharma today which is bankrupting our country and many households for profitable meds, many of which create follow-on conditions for which (surprise, surprise!) another created sub-optimal product is prescribed. Quite a profitable business model wouldn’t you say?

Don's avatar

"Not a single mainstream physician recommends keeping it on the shelf at home."

Either they don't know or they don't want you to know.

Baldmichael's avatar

If they recommended helping yourself in this way they would be out of work.

Baldmichael's avatar

Many thanks. My mother thought dry toast after being ill with the 'flu was a good thing. In any event it is worth noting that anagrams of 'activated charcoal' include 'cathartical', 'clathrate' and 'chelator', all aspects of the material.

https://baldmichael.substack.com/p/activated-charcoal-its-medical-uses?utm_source=publication-search

Melanie Sherman's avatar

Can someone please provide a link to good brand of activated charcoal? Thank you!

Lookatit's avatar

Can you take charcoal for prolonged fasting, to get rid of the toxins?

Carol Guajardo's avatar

Has anyone tried the salve on skin cancer? It's probably not for that I assume.

Lookatit's avatar

Amazon black salve?

Jan's avatar

And we’ve done the nattokinase etc too in recent times.