Why Charcoal Detoxing is Complete BS

With a new year upon us, everyone is talking about "detoxing" to improve your health and get rid of any "toxins" accumulated over the holidays. One popular method of cleansing the system is through "Charcoal Detoxing" - taking activated charcoal in pill form or dissolved in liquid. Not only is this practice pointless, it can also be potentially dangerous. Find out "The Sitch" on charcoal detoxing in today's video.
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[@growinggringa4956]

RD? So how much is the pharmaceutical mafia paying you to criticise while offering no counter claim?

[@AllenKobal]

“Pharmaceutical Mafia” Well put man 😂 I’mma start using that

[@j-deezy321]

Research pharmakos rite

[@MomCheeto4]

Who paid this "child" to downplay the benefits of activated charcoal--a tried and true remedy that people, world-wide, have been using for YEARS?!

[@Brook-ct3kk]

I'm Caribbean and have been using charcoal since I was young in the 80's, it works boo

[@PaulineMitchell]

Yes exactly same here. And I am a gut specialist and cellular nutrition specialist. What she may not know is that activated charcoal is to be taken on an empty stomach away from foods, medication and supplements, so that it will not adsorb anything you are taking. Hence taking your vitamins and foods 3 hrs after you have taken activated charcoal. I am from Grenada! :) Had a big glass this morning...I am good to go..43yrs young and fab...lol

[@Brook-ct3kk]

@@PaulineMitchell Exactly

[@ayofro3377]

well we know how big pharma likes to push people away from using anything natural lmfao

[@adamg1234]

@@PaulineMitchell does it remove all electrolytes??

[@thepropheticcall]

She's not really saying it doesn't work, she's more so alluding to the fact that it will take out BOTH the bad and good bacteria, nutrients etc. Which if done too often will deprive your body of what it needs. So using it every once in awhile is fine, but using it regularly will cost you in the end.

[@teresaveal7695]

Activated charcoal is the first thing given at hospitals for drug overdose. You don't take it everyday just when you have a problem like a stomach visus.

[@nancychandler768]

Yup 👍🏼 an individual can avoid having their stomach pumped by taking activated charcoal after an overdose.

[@sleepingwithmygun2618]

Ive been taking it every day for 3 years and I feel great....cleared up my auto immune issues too.

[@lawrencelazaro8400]

they usually give you charcoal before and after your stomach is pumped @@nancychandler768

[@fertilerevitilizer7833]

Im a biology stufent and basically everything she said was false

[@mattdonalds9996]

So of toxins like alcohol go into the bloodstream and can't be removed by charcoal, then exactly how is charcoal used to remove toxins from the body in hospitals? I'm getting mixed messages here.

[@ShingInAction]

Activated charcoal with bentonite clay worked on my mom's foot infections and ulcers.

[@chryssesandchaos]

There's plenty of campaign against food supplements, wonder why? Is it because it keeps people healthy and not need expensive medications and doctors?

[@eissanemat]

Liver cannot get rid of heavy metals, so they are reabsorbed by the body. Activated charcoal can be used to adsorb those metals and excrete from the body.

[@gangstalkingsimulation1319]

right that is the reason i take it not for sugar consumption😁🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️😏

[@arlenearmy]

Woman. Stop lying. I’ve tried this myself. It WORKS!

[@paulomorais0]

I'd suggest to everyone to try for yourself if you need. If it works, keep it up if it doesn't, bin it and move on. Worked for me. So I don't care what any specialist says. The same way, other things some specialists says would work and didn't, I stopped and moved on.

[@iamjoyful7253]

Paulo, did you use activated charcoal for detox or for something else? may I know how many times a day do you take it and for how long like everyday or twice a week? what did you noticed during your take of activated charcoal? I heard lots of claims except for this woman's claim that it is not true except for poison.

[@bmwtruefan]

I agree. It sure did work for me. It gets rid of bloating and gas. It also is wonderful for upset/sour stomach.

[@mamaroo8165]

I'm using activated charcoal for my mother, who up until 5 years ago (she recently moved) was healthy and full of vitality. She was exposed to toxic mold for over 20 years. She was diagnosed with asthma. Then hypothyroidism and the levothyroxine they prescribed ruined her ability to function. Then shrinking brain syndrome. I got frustrated as the meds seemed to exacerbate her issues. She got fired, can't drive, gets confused playing go fish... I got tired of the symptom treating and doctors refusing to check her for toxins. So I'm detoxing her as we speak. She's only been on a diet of freshness, activated charcoal and ginger for 3 days. Going tho start milk thistle soon. No miracle yet. Praying and trusting God to guide us. I wouldn't write off activated charcoal! I disagree with these claims, and I've done extensive research. But I'm dealing with extreme, long exposure, complete medical and cognitive decline. She's on ginger, vitamin C, and I'll be introducing milk thistle tomorrow. B vitamins too..

[@bmwtruefan]

I think you are on the right track and doing a great job helping your Mom. Milk thistle is amazing and wonderful for the detoxing and protecting the liver, kidneys. Praying for your Mom.

[@supremeel555]

Mama Kangaroo Also try tumuric

[@Realty1776]

I've been doing a candida cleanse and WAS really feeling the die-off effects..... until I tried activated charcoal. Feeling so much better now while still doing the cleanse!

[@sharil7053]

activated charcoal has helped me a lot ☺..I used it as a child as well to treat diarrhea. .works wonders..recently it helped with digestive issues ☺ we are all unique and not everything works for everyone..

[@sarahubbert3978]

+jquest43 Thank you! I was thinking the same thing. It binds to toxins so why wouldn't it cleanse your body to a degree? Maybe it isn't the holy grail in cleanses, but it does save lives every day.

[@scottherf]

@@sarahubbert3978 and that's why I take exception to Whitney and her opinions. 3000 years of positive results from it can't be wrong.

[@gdf5487]

I don't recall an episode of diarrhea ever growing up. I feel cheated

[@tulaeleven3204]

I had horrible digestion and inflammation. Activated charcoal works wonders for me. I saw results after literally one day. My kidneys benefitted and so did my gi tract.

[@NJ-rl3jr]

Activated charcoal is the bomb... Can't live without it!! Great stuff

[@DigitalPraise7]

It is not BS. It works..

[@austinaustin3217]

Honey, we've been using this since Before Christ. Plus you're not even believable. 🤥

[@birdiehop]

My MD is having me take it for mold detox.

[@LadyRhondaP]

If it remove poison then lady it’s a good detox! What’s worse than poison

[@anniejenkin8816]

Charcoal lowers the concentration of total lipids, cholesterol, and triglycerides in the blood serum, liver, heart and brain. In one study on patients with high cholesterol, reported in August, 1986 in the British journal, The Lancet, two tablespoons (8 gms) of activated charcoal taken three times a day for four weeks, lowered total cholesterol 25%, lowered LDL cholesterol 41%, and doubled their HDL/LDL (high-density lipoprotein/low-density lipoprotein) cholesterol ratio. Kidney International Supplement (June 1978) demonstrated that activated charcoal is able to significantly reduce serum triglycerides (up to 76%) in severely hyperlipidemic patients, and suggested that "charcoal may find applicability in the management of azotemic diabetic and nephrotic hyperlipidemia." These findings were again confirmed in a Finnish study reported in the European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology in 1989. Seven patients were fed 4,8,16, or 32g of activated charcoal per day. "Serum total and LDL-cholesterol were decreased (maximum 29% and 41%, respectively) and the ratio of HDL/LDL- cholesterol was increased (maximum 121%) by charcoal in a dose dependent manner." In another study of ten patients with severe hypercholesterolaemia the effectiveness of activated charcoal was compared to cholestyramine (Questran®). Activated charcoal was found to lower total serum cholesterol, and raise the HDL/LDL ratio on a par with cholestyramine and also reduced serum triglycerides, whereas cholestyramine raised serum triglycerides!

[@xenaa14ray34]

Exactly!

[@domiedollarz5649]

Girl when I had a stomach flue I ate charcoal and it worked. My stomach felt way better and I wasn’t puking anymore. I say it’s different for everyone but don’t talk crap about it because for a lot of people it works great.

[@MomCheeto4]

Dominik Ladomatofisher, AMEN!!

[@Victoria-gv3qh]

then why do i feel so much better after taking it? it even gets rid of my nausea

[@thomas2081]

Is it charcoal that made you so beautiful?😉

[@hlb0111]

This video is false. Several doctors have posted videos about the use of this.

[@mikevelez7484]

exactly 😊

[@patriotfighter2878]

She sounds & looks like a pharmaceutical rep / I’m doing everything she says not to do

[@axenaxo6304]

Yes and actually activated charcoal works but its important to take silica with it to stop it leeching nutrients

[@OddOneOut77]

Same😩🤣

[@slnhn]

Whitney, I have taken a couple of these pills when I had food poisoning and was feeling better within a few hours. I had a friend experience the same thing. So...

[@thepropheticcall]

But she did say it was for poisoning

[@kindnesslove2271]

We been using charcoal from in the island b4 people get a whole of it and putting it into capsules and making money from it. Old folks eat it up like medicine and live to the ripe old ages over 100. Charcoal work!

[@RomeTheAdventurer]

I'm a veteran and have been overseas... During chemical and biological warfare training activated carbon was a major part of survival...it also helps if you've been poisoned. I didn't even have to watch this video to know it's BS just from the title.

[@canaancooking]

This is false. Charcoal helps with food poisoning, and also as poultices for other ailments.

[@Jason12321100]

All I know is that taking this before bed, I'm finally able to sleep through the night after 1 year of persistent insomnia. I've tried virtually everything imagineable, multiple doctors visits, to fix this issue and nothing else has worked.

[@cleteciastudivent3321]

I mean you can’t even trust some doctors and they are trained. She is not even that so to speak with such assurance…….unreal! Furthermore, people have had other testimonies so it’s crazy she is shooting it down.

[@lowfrequencyfilms]

Activated charcoal literally saved my life when i was nine and took 13 sleeping pills. Id probably be dead right now

[@Proverbspsalms]

Glad I just bought mine the other day and it finally came. I love it already

[@positivesecret]

satans little helper

[@Proverbspsalms]

Right

[@sebastianboyd214]

This girl is just telling a whole lie . She is part of the propaganda 😊😂

[@chelseacooper117]

I'd like to see the research that backs up your claims .

[@joewger]

Go to web MD or any drug website or a doctor and you can find that she is backed up 100% as I have used it in the hospital for years. Or you can go on You Tube and read a bunch of hyped health claims.

[@crystalyork1565]

My grandad lived to be 102 years old and never had any health problems, and grandmother was 98, they drink water from a well that had heavy amounts of charcoal, the sweetest and the best tasting water Iv ever tasted in my life, they sold and dug Coal on their land for 50 years!, they lived there every since they got out of high school, they were the healthiest people ever ever seen in my life!, this young lady is silly for talking out of her ass!

[@Zx-mu6dj]

False information!!!

[@tahishalyfontanez981]

I use to have gastritis problems and I tried this and it has worked for me. 🙏🏽 also it helps with a hangover (it worked for me)

[@HH-gv8mx]

I bought the capsules but the directions didnt indicate Whether or not you should take it before or after eating. I took it before and I actually experience way more gas and bloating and was super uncomfortable until I took an Epson salt bath.

[@barbie6695]

But how the heck would she know? Has she tried activated charcoal? If not, she can go sit the hell down somewhere.

[@TzoHill]

Exactly. That stuff works, PERIOD

[@luckygirlfromtheislands7592]

Activated charcoal works as a water purifier. That’s what’s in most refrigerator water purifiers. It also works as an air a deodorizer in more expensive air filtration systems. They use it in Hospitals for a reason, it works! Even water is harmful if you over do it.

[@About36Greekss]

Luckygirl3157 From the Islands exactly idk why she’s acting like it’s the equivalent of drinking glass . It has been shown to ease die off symptoms when doing things like candida cleanses .

[@Zx-mu6dj]

Uh oh false information

[@dennisexpose-deltaoverthet794]

Lies lies lies

[@soonja7921]

I used to have pain on my leg when get out of bed in the morning. It locked my joint. Specially when cold, and I have hard time to tide my spouse strings. I think I joint infection. I put charcoal paste on the area and cured. No more pain. And I maid charcoal pillow. It stop having allergy problems. No headaches or sneezing, watery eyes I an having good spring. It was not even activated. It's from camp fire.

[@lilycazares1]

I've tried so many things and nothing has helped me like AC with my skin condition.

[@CandySlim501]

She sounds compromised in some way. Either the medical establishment has gotten to her or she just doesn't understand the research

[@michaelford9089]

🗣 PLEASE DONT MAKE ANYMORE VIDEOS !

[@jamesflickinger1363]

Your wrong. I had severe food poisoning. I won't go into the gory details, but it was horrible. Lasted over a week, lost 18 pounds. Then I started taking activated charcoal and it must have done something because I soon got better. Any time my guts start acting weird I take charcoal and it seems to help.

[@MrBmo429]

How long did it take to work

[@Zx-mu6dj]

No it’s not

[@Haradeas]

Just plain wrong info. But I understand why she is against removing poison out of your body, I mean then she will just disappear O.O :D

[@alisonaicard]

You're not even making sense. She recognizes its use in removing poison. What She is saying is that if you haven't been poisoned don't take it because It could cause problems. I was skeptical about watching it to based on the heading call want to get different perspectives. I was mainly concerned with it removing my medication Which she agreed it would.

[@bigdick2705]

@@alisonaicard nice try Whitney using your burner account, nobody will know

[@jerryhall5709]

@@alisonaicard It can only remove chemicals that are still in your colon. Not anything that has been transported to the rest of your body. It acts like a sponge that absorbs stuff and then it comes out the natural way. Nothing is taken up by the blood. Perfect to have at home or on holiday, as a remedy if you eat something bad. I agree what she said but think she was a bit unclear. If the poison is in your blood it's too late for charcoal.

[@Proverbspsalms]

Right

[@redbearradrip424]

Did you graduate middle school?

[@shaunthomas3826]

Bring back the thumbs down 👎 button

[@oioikanone]

There's a plugin called "Return KZbin Dislike". At least for Firefox.

[@shaunthomas3826]

@@oioikanone oh ok cool can you see the other dislikes as well?

[@chloebelle4923]

@@oioikanone I actually just found it and you can get it on chrome too. She has over 1100 dislikes so far! 😃 Thanks for mentioning this!

[@Proverbspsalms]

@@chloebelle4923 n😂🤣🤣🤣that’s great

[@chloebelle4923]

@@Proverbspsalms ☺😅

[@Annabella24183]

Ac draws out aluminium and other heavy metals without taxing the liver

[@juliehutchens6289]

I was waiting for her to mention heavy metals. That’s the main reason why most take it, IMHO.

[@rogermitchell4980]

You have RD after your name and not MD! Did big pharma pay you well for this video?

[@tristanmacgillvray]

Activated charcoal reduces flatulence!!! Absolutely it does anyone who has tried it knows.. If you have flatulence and bloating, you would certainly have an increased endotoxin, which increases Oestrogen and inflammation. I’m pretty much an insomniac. I don’t have flatulence, but activated charcoal gives me the best sleep. I wake up sharper. Always use it if I have high pressure meetings the next day.

[@HH-gv8mx]

I I am also an insomniac. Mostly due to gastrointestinal issues because I eat once a day late at night. just bought the capsules hoping to Alleviate the bloating and gas I’ve had lately. I took one of the two capsules right before dinner but I experienced more gas and it feels like constipation. The bottle only says take to a day I’m not sure whether to take it before or after a meal.

[@CarbonConscious]

If activated charcoal is robbing the body of so much nutrition as you claim then how do you explain all the studies with cattle that show a significant increase in feed conversion ratio when their diets are supplemented with 1% charcoal?

[@Sarahizahhsum]

Simple. Activated charcoal removes whatever was blocking their intestines to absorb minerals and nutrients so now they absorb more efficiently.

[@CarbonConscious]

@@Sarahizahhsum so even newborn chickens have their intestines blocked? Because in side by side studies the chickens that are supplemented with 1% biochar by volume of their food intake have a higher feed conversion ratio.

[@RitaBeitz]

It doesn’t take any kind of degree to do critical research. Go back to basics and use your mind.

[@arielmilewski4575]

Charcoal is a abrasive that flows through your digestive track, scrubbing it, how can somebody say that is bs? If something is used for a 1000 years, its for a reason

[@Sarahizahhsum]

A few rules if unfamiliar with AC: 1. 2 hours before/after meals, supplements, or medications 2. Double the amount of water you drink in a day (so it gets flushed out after else the toxins will absorb into the body again) 3. Magnesium or some SAFE laxative. I use Epsom salt as it's cheap and pure. (To flush it out, same as the water) 4. No more than 30 days at a time 5. Find your right dosage 6. Make sure to eat non-sensitive foods and find out if anything else is hindering your health.

[@HH-gv8mx]

Thank you! Finally someone who can provide directions. I bought the activated charcoal capsules from Whole Foods as I was recommended to this because I’ve been suffering from a lot of gas and bloating lately. I eat superhealthy and I have a strict diet because of Crohn’s disease but something has been really bothering me… Maybe not enough sleep and the stress and Eating too many raw almonds and raw broccoli..? I don’t know, but I thought I would give the AC a try but there were no directions on the bottle. So I took it with my meal and I don’t know I still had gas that night and pretty constipated.

[@Beowulf-wt3kb]

Informed people take it for heavy metal build up, and most people’s liver and kidneys are not running optimally. This video sounded a bit like fluff when you talked about flushing out sugar and such. I’ve never even heard of it doing that. It’s pretty obvious that it doesn’t, but what it does do is attract heavy metals and other toxins by a process called adsorption. The idea of charcoal having the opposite charge of the tocsin this magnetizing it in a sense.

[@WhitneyERDN]

Totally get what you're saying about adsorption, unfortunately, charcoal doesn't enter your bloodstream. It remains in the digestive track "outside" your body. So the only heavy metals it would be able to adsorb are those that were just consumed, not the ones that are stored in fat tissue.

[@Beowulf-wt3kb]

Whitney E. RD ok/ I understand

[@knockknock1246]

Crosses the blood brain barrier and removes heavy metals like lead for instance...which like carbon (activated charcoal) is a valence 4 electron ...helping binding...correct me if I am wrong. Most of the other things in your video are correct, but emergency rooms use activated charcoal only as a supplement to other more relied upon sources for success in ridding the body of toxins in emergency cases. You explanation reminds me of an argument made to me regarding sublingual growth hormone benefits...yet the body cannot assimilate like this. Is it to your knowledge then that activated charcoal does not cross the blood brain barrier? What about bonding related benefits leaning towards efficacy of AC in relation to electron count...lead is 4 also. Usually, if I see a video that seems to have no possible benefit by maker of video giving claim AGAINST efficacy of product being discussed...I will either believe what is being said or know the speaker has competition in mind. If you answered my questions I'd feel thankful...and maybe so would your viewers. It is my opinion your assessment is wrong. The only expression I would give as most important might be interesting to viewers is fact that calcium is almost identical to lead under a microscope...and if the bones need calcium and lead is around, this is an invitation to osteoporosis. On this basis, take the charcoal perhaps three hours before you have calcium introduced into your body...as calcium needs time to settle in the intestines before it begins to be absorbed. Also be aware that calcium clogs the arteries as much as fat does...maybe even more, as some studies show. I myself take magnesium glycinate for its chelation properties and get most of my calcium from foods. I stop eating three hours before bed and take my activated charcoal before bed...then I slam water upon waking, then take mag. glyc. with multi powder with first meal an hour after the slam...hope this helps.

[@janelouw402]

@@knockknock1246 helped

[@piricsiremus2405]

@@WhitneyERDN Well the metals that get shuffled from your tissues by other chelating agents like chlorella and edta will pass through your gut were a huge chunk usually gets reabsorbed and can basically retoxifiy you creating a whole host of nasty symptoms , thats where charcoal comes in helping you catch those metals and release them through your stool.Most well known heavy metal detox practitioners use charcoal in their arsenal i would venture to say that it is essential for this kind of detoxification otherwise reabsorption is almost a guarantee in most cases. Also these toxins can get stuck in your digestive tract leading to other detoxification methods to provide very poor results.You seem to have a lot of opinions about things you don't know much about.

[@michaelford9089]

She has ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE !!!

[@janetc9624]

I took it in powder and l felt great

[@janetc9624]

I used it for heavy metal detox

[@notafeddeffinetlynotafed1603]

Its a placebo woman

[@mykeynotyours8724]

@@notafeddeffinetlynotafed1603 no it’s not bozo

[@Jordan.Vaughn]

You know what’s really bad for your health? Being a hater

[@remnantisrael1096]

This video is BS

[@wastingtimeonyoutube.]

Two of my doctors want me to start taking activated charcoal.

[@Kaitlyn-Alba471]

I hope people stop giving you attention. I just lost brain cells

[@mikejordan7074]

A few things you mentioned are true and correct many things you have mentioned are very vague and incorrect. You should research a little deeper and you may be surprised as to what you learn. Even a broken clock is correct twice a day.

[@JCWagener2010]

There are fundamental differences between intoxication (or alcohol poisoning) and a hangover which you seem to use interchangably in your one argument. Look up acetate, what it causes and where it occurs in the body.

[@omariam05]

What about activated charcoal helps in heavy metals detox? Is it also bs? I'm seriously asking, not being sarcastic. Thanks!

[@FreedomEl]

She doesn't know what she's talking about.

[@skylark1772]

@@FreedomEl Periodt!

[@rekkobold7998]

So I dont want to be rude, but you gave no studies or links to disprove anything. May I ask, do you have a degree? And if so, in what? I'm all for hearing counter points but this seems to be just your opinion. And with regards to activated charcoal and alchohol poisoning, yes once it gets in the blood it doesnt help, however if taken AS YOU DRINK, then yes it does bind and help your body not absorb as much alchohol, thus preventing poisoning. While I agree there is a lot of fake claims, I would like to see more evidence from you and not just a pretty girl in her kitchen telling me her opinion.

[@imakevideos5377]

Rekko Bold Really? Do you now about human biology? Its pretty obvious that activated charcoal is not helpful. The only benefit is if it is taken right after ingesting a harmful substance

[@WhitneyERDN]

I am a registered dietitian nutritionist with a masters degree in nutrition, healthspan, and longevity. All of the facts referenced in this video are cited in the accompanying blog post.

[@ruebenshaw]

She's just giving her opinion she knows no better than anybody else you can't tell somebody what's right or wrong if they have experience something positive or negative For themselves. Also it doesn't matter if she has a degree or a certificate. You've got doctors who don't know to much of anything at all About nutrition and even if they did still doesn't mean it's going to work for everybody. so it all in what you want To believe in and experience for yourself but unfortunately you get negative comments because you're trying to persuade someone from what they already believe in Or no for themselves. Funny video!

[@sonyamartin6226]

@@ruebenshaw I know that's right REUBEN!! PREACH!! HELL Moses had a speach impediment!! Don't no BODY care bout a master dietician in feeling n all lat sh** She tombout!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@Gt3ch]

Well ok. That wasn’t as dumb as I expected based on the title and comments. Yes the popular misuse of charcoal is BS. But no, there are valid therapeutic uses of charcoal beyond just acute poisoning in the ER.

[@camcook7241]

Dam not sure I've ever seen so many negative comments!

[@whatta1501]

LOL, gotta hand it to her, she didn't erase the video.

[@traceykays433]

I hate to tell u little girl ur full of bs. I've given it to dogs that people thought were hours or mins from death. Just have them running around the next day playing. There is some truth to what ur saying I must agree. Yes u can strip ur body of needed metals, minerals, and vitamins if u take to much and do nothing to replace them. Yes the body needs to be well hydrated and ur bowels moving when u take it or all the bad things it pulls from ur body will just move to another place in ur body. So do understand this everyone before taking. It's very safe for cats and dogs if u think or know they have been poison. I try to give it to my dogs twice a year just because of all the bad things I know they pickup from the grass, water and everything else they put in there mouth and body. Just mix about a teaspoon per big dog (less if their small or cats) with something they like and feed it to them or mix with water in a syringe that has no needle and shoot down their throat. U will see ur dog feeling so much better.

[@JJFrance]

This is overly generalized according to medical websites. It can detox some heavy metals which the body can't eliminate. Please do more research on this?

[@firstlast8085]

If she developed a chronic disease later in life due to slow buildup of toxins in the liver and fat tissue, she may reconsider activated charcoal.

[@loydapellot8421]

How sad, how sad when one allows ignorance on a subject distorts its proven benefits. Some of what you say may be true, but charcoal has proven to be beneficial in may ways. Your loss, but don't spoil it for others. God's richest blessings may be bestowed upon you.

[@raimstout]

No thank u ...bye 😂😂😂

[@maury123abc]

u need to take this video down

[@ashleylala4293]

Agreed

[@joebobmarley2854]

@Latrice R what's the difference between liquid bentonite and powder?

[@riflehitta-4157]

nah leave it up. so ppl that really think its bs they cone here read the comments fact check the comments n see how activ char is good.

[@joebobmarley2854]

@@riflehitta-4157 I guess I agree now that you say it. Because that's exactly what happened to me. I checked the comments and confirmed to me this video is BS

[@adamg1234]

@@riflehitta-4157 that's what I've just done its made me feel less worried about taking it hahhaa

[@imeldatantoy5272]

I tried Charcoal caps because it was prescribed by my primary doctor and it really helps on my bloatedness and my gas disappear im very thankful

[@AnimalFarm341]

Oh my….. guess I’ll be passing on this channel.

[@noblumoon]

You are totally wrong. Taken correctly it can be very helpful.

[@sonnyknoriega7188]

Sorry but it does work to remove toxins

[@inthedark334]

Yes it does remove toxins I don't know where you get your information from but you might want to ask for your money back

[@ldjt6184]

Yeah, so just 'acute' poisoning? Then why is it an alternative to cholestyramine for Aubagio washout over a span of 11 days? I think a lot of people know a lot more than you do about what charcoal can and cannot do. And I've never once experienced diarrhea, vomiting, or constipation from taking it.

[@KeithStirland-j4f]

uk hospitals give this for overdose and stuff like that.

[@dawnbancroft3520]

Interesting, where is your research from?

[@scottherf]

You need to try this stuff for yourself.

[@WhitneyERDN]

All studies are linked in the blog post accompanying this video.

[@anniejenkin8816]

Charcoal lowers the concentration of total lipids, cholesterol, and triglycerides in the blood serum, liver, heart and brain. In one study on patients with high cholesterol, reported in August, 1986 in the British journal, The Lancet, two tablespoons (8 gms) of activated charcoal taken three times a day for four weeks, lowered total cholesterol 25%, lowered LDL cholesterol 41%, and doubled their HDL/LDL (high-density lipoprotein/low-density lipoprotein) cholesterol ratio. Kidney International Supplement (June 1978) demonstrated that activated charcoal is able to significantly reduce serum triglycerides (up to 76%) in severely hyperlipidemic patients, and suggested that "charcoal may find applicability in the management of azotemic diabetic and nephrotic hyperlipidemia." These findings were again confirmed in a Finnish study reported in the European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology in 1989. Seven patients were fed 4,8,16, or 32g of activated charcoal per day. "Serum total and LDL-cholesterol were decreased (maximum 29% and 41%, respectively) and the ratio of HDL/LDL- cholesterol was increased (maximum 121%) by charcoal in a dose dependent manner." In another study of ten patients with severe hypercholesterolaemia the effectiveness of activated charcoal was compared to cholestyramine (Questran®). Activated charcoal was found to lower total serum cholesterol, and raise the HDL/LDL ratio on a par with cholestyramine and also reduced serum triglycerides, whereas cholestyramine raised serum triglycerides!

[@sonyamartin6226]

@@WhitneyERDN YEAH!! WHAT WHITNEY E. RD SAID!! DAMIT!

[@Strugglin]

fake news

[@eleanorarmen1224]

Youre supposed to replenish your body with thise essential vitamins and minerals... this is good for cleansing out all the junk from the diet we eat in the U.S..

[@MichaelAmen316]

Dude was like "ah I didn't come here for her lack of wisdom".

[@elementalplane9956]

You don’t even know what your talking about

[@michaelford9089]

NONE AT ALL !

[@Natural-Health.]

So all the doctors and others saying its good for detox, and you're the only one saying it's not, I'm guessing you are wrong lol close up shop you need a detox LOL

[@patricia19551]

What about taking Activated charcoal before removing mercury teeth.

[@chrisseid4431]

I have used activated charcoal many times as a decolorizing step when purifying proteins from yeast expression systems. These chromophores are considered as toxic by products of yeast and the charcoal works very well. Therefore it makes sense that small molecule impurities and toxins produced by bugs in your gut could be bound and removed by the activated charcoal. As far as removing alcohol and absorbing sugar this is likely rubbish. Only small molecules can get into the pores of the charcoal where they get trapped.

[@magmaticsoccerplayz8848]

She is just hating lol

[@Simon-d8n]

I a week into one .. I always feel better thu few weeks after one .. I want to take the heavy stuff out .. and I just put good food in over this time

[@j-deezy321]

They always put some pretty girl to give us foolishness

[@dauseanadoingme3824]

I know it works getting weed out your system

[@unusedmillstones2380]

what if i have been poisoned by mercury?

[@solstice420]

This woman is a shill.

[@amoreebellamv]

Are you a Dr.???

[@theanarchist4449]

she pretends to be

[@LoveLove-wn4hz]

That’s probably the problem

[@drsalmanpk]

Take glutathione instead, not activated charcoal.

[@randomtrendz]

Or NAC and yes glutathione is wonderful

[@bigsippy-]

These comments are killin me😂😂😂😂

[@jehebbe]

Interesting... I've always heard good things about activated charcoal! My husband took it after getting sick in Mexico to slow down the "flow."

[@luckygirlfromtheislands7592]

Whitney E. RD .... from personal use.... I disagree.

[@cbrcoder]

I think your claim that it doesn't work is not proven. I had swelling/gas in my stomach due to bad eating out session. Doctor gave me this and it fixed it in a day! I don't believe in "detox" as most of those are scams. But there are some good use for it.

[@qwertyasf]

Totally missed the mark lady, like to dislike ratio gives a hint