Diseases such as gout, Tourista, tetanus, diphtheria, and cholera.Infections: including pink eye, diabetic ulcers, abscesses, UTI, and gangrene.Treatment of allergic reactions to poisonous plants.

Reducing swelling in strains and sprains.Taking the pain and swelling out of insect bites.Make activated charcoal into a thick cream by mixing with water or olive oil, spread it on the affected area and then cover with a plastic wrap and an old piece of sheeting. Treatment of diarrhoea and gastric upsets.Poultices for removing splinters, treating boils, infected finger and toenail cuticle, etc.Filters for water purification, removal of cigarette toxins, gas masks, air purification, kidney dialysis, etc.Gary Hullquist, MD, activated charcoal is described as 'One of the most effective life-saving remedies known to man, inexpensive, free of side-effects, an absorbent par excellence, activated charcoal was 'rediscovered' by medical professionals in the 1960s as a general oral antidote for poisonings and drug overdose. An antidote for poisoning where expert medical assistance is not available.

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