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I had food poisoning on Thanksgiving and ended up in the emergency

room! What is the charcoal for? Where would I get that and what

form does it take?

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> > > > Hi,

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> > > > I am also wondering how common it is that the parent and the

> > child are

> > > > both helped by the enzymes? I took the No-Fenol with my son

> > because I

> > > > am still nursing, but I discovered that I, too, must have

the

> > same PST

> > > > problem because I felt so much better! I also discovered

that

> I

> > can

> > > > drink wine if I take a No-Fenol with it--something I have

> never

> > been

> > > > able to do without feeling horrible unless I drink organic,

> low-

> > > > sulfite wine.

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Guest guest
Posted

Activated Charcoal can be found at any health food store mostly in capsule form.

It basically acts like a sponge and soaks up all the toxins in the digestive

system. It isn't harmful as it will hold onto whatever it picks up and leaves

the body the normal way. It was very helpful as when I got food poisoning in

October, I was in Ohio...and had to travel by car home to Florida. Not fun!!!

Probiotics are also good if you are flushing toxins out via the bathroom. When

I had it I was taking like two at a time. I have been meaning to find out if I

could have taken more. I was still having symptoms but it likely kept me out of

the ER. I was SOOO sick.

Activated Charcoal is also indicated for some accidential poisonings...poison

control will know best which it can be used for. Supposed to be kept around if

you have children. Capsules can be opened and mixed with whatever. Doesn't

really have a taste but it is black and gritty so capsules are the way to go in

my book!

I always have some around. I have even used it on those rare occasions when I

have an upset stomach. Really helpful.

slguran <slguran@...> wrote:

I had food poisoning on Thanksgiving and ended up in the emergency

room! What is the charcoal for? Where would I get that and what

form does it take?

> > > >

> > > > Hi,

> > > >

> > > > I am also wondering how common it is that the parent and the

> > child are

> > > > both helped by the enzymes? I took the No-Fenol with my son

> > because I

> > > > am still nursing, but I discovered that I, too, must have

the

> > same PST

> > > > problem because I felt so much better! I also discovered

that

> I

> > can

> > > > drink wine if I take a No-Fenol with it--something I have

> never

> > been

> > > > able to do without feeling horrible unless I drink organic,

> low-

> > > > sulfite wine.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

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> > >

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Guest guest
Posted

Is it something I could give to my son? What types of toxins can it

flush out?

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi,

> > > > >

> > > > > I am also wondering how common it is that the parent and

the

> > > child are

> > > > > both helped by the enzymes? I took the No-Fenol with my

son

> > > because I

> > > > > am still nursing, but I discovered that I, too, must have

> the

> > > same PST

> > > > > problem because I felt so much better! I also discovered

> that

> > I

> > > can

> > > > > drink wine if I take a No-Fenol with it--something I have

> > never

> > > been

> > > > > able to do without feeling horrible unless I drink

organic,

> > low-

> > > > > sulfite wine.

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

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Guest guest
Posted

Yes, it is something everyone should have in their house in case of accidental

poisonings. A friend of mine was given it recently in an ER when she accidental

took her cat's medicine instead of her prenatal vitamin...so it is safe for a

pregnant woman according to the doctor she saw. A lot of people use it when

they are doing yeast treatments. Sometimes there is too much yeast dying and it

can make a person feel sick. It is good to mop up the toxins yeast release when

they die. Some use it at the end of a chelation round to soak up metals that

didn't make it out of the body. From what I remember hearing charcoal will soak

up just about everything. It is safe but you can't use it all the time. This

will soak up toxins but it will also soak up vitamins and minerals eaten around

the same time. It only absorbs what is in the digestive tract to whatever is in

there that is absorbable is soaked up.

This is my understanding of the supplement. There are others more qualified

to give info. I would recommend searching it in archives and read what has been

mentioned in the past.

slguran <slguran@...> wrote:

Is it something I could give to my son? What types of toxins can it

flush out?

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi,

> > > > >

> > > > > I am also wondering how common it is that the parent and

the

> > > child are

> > > > > both helped by the enzymes? I took the No-Fenol with my

son

> > > because I

> > > > > am still nursing, but I discovered that I, too, must have

> the

> > > same PST

> > > > > problem because I felt so much better! I also discovered

> that

> > I

> > > can

> > > > > drink wine if I take a No-Fenol with it--something I have

> > never

> > > been

> > > > > able to do without feeling horrible unless I drink

organic,

> > low-

> > > > > sulfite wine.

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

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