Re: Activated charcoal to help with redistribution???

[Guest guest]

Moira has used it for herself and posted info. Check archives.

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<p>Listmates,<br>

Another parent informed me that she gives her child activated charcoal <br>

to help with redistribution. I guess the charcoal soaks up any bit <br>

of redistribution? I was wondering if any other parents are doing <br>

this. If so, how often is the activated charcoal suppose to be <br>

given...at the end of each round?<br>

<br>

Thanks, Pat <br>

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[Guest guest]

Pat,

I think charcoal is invaluable for absorbing the toxins from yeast die off, but

I never heard anyone say that is was also useful for redistribution, but maybe I

am wrong.

[ ] Activated charcoal to help with redistribution???

Listmates,

Another parent informed me that she gives her child activated charcoal

to help with redistribution. I guess the charcoal soaks up any bit

of redistribution? I was wondering if any other parents are doing

this. If so, how often is the activated charcoal suppose to be

given...at the end of each round?

Thanks, Pat

[Guest guest]

I am not aware of it absorbing redistribution, other than be useful

for grabbing metals in the gut..for example when you have amalgams

removed, you can take some just after to absorb any amalgam you may

have swallowed or the mercury laden spit from the removal so that it

is not absorbed in the gut. But charcoal will not remove anything from

the blood, tissues etc. Just the gut..so not sure if it would be

useful or not for that purpose.

>

> Listmates,

> Another parent informed me that she gives her child activated

charcoal

> to help with redistribution. I guess the charcoal soaks up any bit

> of redistribution? I was wondering if any other parents are doing

> this. If so, how often is the activated charcoal suppose to be

> given...at the end of each round?

>

> Thanks, Pat

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I use activated charcoal for my son when he gets too high a dose of

something that has caused an aggravation. It really helps to

alleviate those side effects. I use it for detoxing too fast,

accidental dietary infractions (took hives away in 15 minutes after

giving), yeast or bacteria, high histamine season (occasionally),

and when he's acting " off " and I have no idea why. It's so

amazingly helpful to me that I keep it in my purse at all times.

I gave it to him one time and he had a stool that looked like it had

furr all over it. Yucky to say, but so glad it came out rather than

stayed in. It really helps his gut issues. And those are the

remaining issues we have yet to conquer.

My best,

Tami

Gavin's mom

>

> Pat,

>

> I think charcoal is invaluable for absorbing the toxins from yeast

die off, but I never heard anyone say that is was also useful for

redistribution, but maybe I am wrong.

>

>

> [ ] Activated charcoal to help with

redistribution???

>

>

> Listmates,

> Another parent informed me that she gives her child activated

charcoal

> to help with redistribution. I guess the charcoal soaks up any

bit

> of redistribution? I was wondering if any other parents are

doing

> this. If so, how often is the activated charcoal suppose to be

> given...at the end of each round?

>

> Thanks, Pat

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Redistribution happens when the water in the bowels are reabsorbed.

That's why redistribution is a big concern with chelators whose

primary route of excretion is through the bowels. Activated

charcoal can absorb toxins in the colon.

Here is some info about the absorption of water from the colon.

" The colon absorbs water while forming stool as food passes through.

The stool is solid when it reaches the rectum because the colon has

absorbed all the water from it. "

--Some info on activated charcoal.

" Activated Charcoal is the world's strongest absorbent, its position

being unrivalled by any known substitute in industry, chemistry,

toxology, and the military. It is able to take up toxic gases,

disease germs, fluid toxic wastes or heavy metals. It is a miracle

substance. Absorbs rapidly within a minute and has indefinite shelf

life. It takes up drugs in the stomach, small intestine, colon, and

from the blood, back into the gastrointestinal tract. Activated

Charcoal may be taken orally (powder mixed in a glass of water, by

way of capsules and tablets) or used as a compress. "

Here is a really good site with info it's uses.

http://www.tagnet.org/oah/herbal/charcoal.html

I hope this is helpful.

Tami Wilken

Gavin's mom

> >

> > Listmates,

> > Another parent informed me that she gives her child activated

> charcoal

> > to help with redistribution. I guess the charcoal soaks up any

bit

> > of redistribution? I was wondering if any other parents are

doing

> > this. If so, how often is the activated charcoal suppose to be

> > given...at the end of each round?

> >

> > Thanks, Pat

> >

>