Charcoal is formed when wood is heated in the absence of
air. It has the unique ability to adsorb or remove poisonous gases, drugs,
toxic chemicals; infectious bacteria, and viruses, etc. It
doesn’t absorb the toxins, however. Instead it works through the chemical
process of adsorption. In
the body, absorption is
the reaction of elements, including nutrients, chemicals and toxins, soaked up
and assimilated into the blood stream. Adsorption is the chemical reaction where
elements bind to a surface. Activated charcoal adsorbs most organic and inorganic chemicals that do
not belong in the body, but no studies have been able to prove that it adsorb nutrients, as some people are
afraid of. It will adsorb any
medications however, and, other than in the case of an overdose, activated charcoal
needs to be taken two hours before or after any medications.
Charcoal is cleansing and healing for man and nature. Charred toast or burned
rice is not a form of charcoal. It is composed of super-heated proteins and
fats.
EXPERIENCES OF CHARCOAL BY ELLEN G WHITE:
In 1897, health reformer E. White wrote, “ I expect you
laugh at this; but if I could give this remedy some outlandish (very strange or
unusual) name that no one knew but myself, it would have greater influence.’’
After all these years of knowing and using “this remedy”, I find that this description
of charcoal, better than anything else I could say, sums up the enigma
(something that is difficult to understand or explain) of this lusterless all
time gem of medicine.
“One of the most beneficial remedies is pulverized charcoal,
placed in a bag and use in fomentations. This is the most successful
remedy. I have ordered this in cases
where the sick were suffering great pain, and when it has been confided (full
trust) to me by the physicians that he thought it was the last before the close
of life. Then I suggested the charcoal, and the patient slept, the turning
point came, and recovery was the result. The poison of inflammation was
overcome, the pain removed, and healing went on rapidly. The most severe
inflammation of the eyes will be relieved by poultice of charcoal, put in a
bag, and dipped in hot or cold water, as will best suit the case. This works
like a charm.” 2 Selected Massages, P. 294
“I will tell you a little about my experience with charcoal
as a remedy. For some forms of indigestion, it is more efficacious than drugs.
A little olive oil into which some of this powder has been stirred tends to
cleanse and heal. I find it is excellent. Pulverized charcoal from eucalyptus
wood we have used freely in cases of inflammation... 2 Selected Massages, P.
298
“For several days he has had a painful swelling on the knee,
supposed to be from the bite of some poisonous insect. Pulverized charcoal,
mixed with flaxseed, was placed upon the swelling, and this poultice gave
relief at once. The child had screamed with pain all night, but when this was
applied, he slept. Today she has been to see the little one twice. She opened
the swelling in two places, and a large amount of yellow matter and blood was
discharged freely. The child was relieved of its great suffering. We thank the
Lord that we may become intelligent in using the simple things within our reach
to alleviate pain, and successfully remove its cause” 2 Selected Massages. P.
299
“To students, when injured with bruised hands, and suffering
with inflammation, I have prescribed this simply remedy with perfect success.
The poison of the inflammation is overcome, the pain removed and the healing
went on rapidly. I expect you to laugh at this, but
if I could give this remedy some outlandish name that no one knew but myself it
would have greater influence.” S.M Vol I
“A brother was taken sick, with inflammation of the bowels
and bloody dysentery. The man was not a careful health reformer,
but indulged his appetite. We were just preparing to leave Texas,
where we had been laboring for several months, and we had carriages prepared to take away his brother and his family, and several others [23]
who were suffering from malarial fever. My husband and I thought
we would stand this expense rather than have the heads of several
families die and leave their wives and children unprovided for. Two
or three were taken in a large spring wagon on spring mattresses.
“But this man who was suffering from inflammation of the bowels,
sent for me to come to him. My husband and I decided that it
would not do to move him. Fears were entertained that mortification
had set in. Then the thought came to me like a communication from
the Lord, to take pulverized charcoal, put water upon it, and give
this water to the sick man to drink, putting bandages of the charcoal
over the bowels and stomach.
We were about one mile from the city of Dennison, but the sick man’s son went to a blacksmith’s shop, secured the charcoal, and pulverized it, and then used it according to the directions given. The result was that in half an hour there was a change for the better. We had to go on our journey and leave the family behind, but what was our surprise the following day to see their wagon overtake us. The sick man was lying in a bed in the wagon. The blessing of God had worked with the simple means used.”—Letter 182, 1899
METHODS TO
USE:
a INTERNALLY
OR ORALLY: Charcoal has no toxic
effects. We can use as much as needed and as often as it is needed. Carefully
stir 1 to 2 tablespoons of charcoal powder into a small amount of water; fill
the glass with additional water. The best time to take is between meals. If
food is the cause of the ailment, take charcoal whenever it is needed. If
charcoal tablet is your choice, you can take 2 to 3 tabs either chew or swallow
with water in empty stomach.
EXTERNALLY
OR POULTICE: Directions for preparing a charcoal poultice are as follows:
* Mix the charcoal powder into a little water
until the mixture has the consistency of a paste.
* Sources like Cornstarch, Atta, and ground
flaxseed, slippery elm one of them may be added to the charcoal mixture to keep the poultice
from becoming too dry. Mix 1 to 3 tablespoonful of charcoal powder with 1 table
spoonful of the any above source by adding little warm water to make a paste.
Flax seed has some anti-inflammatory property which makes a right choice with
any inflammatory problem.
. * Spread the charcoal paste on one half of a thin
cloth or paper towel. Fold the other half of the cloth or paper towel over the
charcoal paste.
* Place the poultice on top of the affected skin.
Cover the entire poultice with a piece of plastic to keep it from drying out.. * Leave the charcoal poultice on the affected area
according to their problem.
* Internal application for ear problem, (avoid if
there is rupture or puncture eardrum, instead you can use charcoal poultice) ,
mix some charcoal powder with fresh olive oil or boiled water, stir it well,
strain with a strainer so that no sediment would be there and put 2 drops in
the ear.
* External application can be used in such conditions like bee or ant stings, snake
bites, boils, any inflammatory condition, stye, eyes problems, joint pain,
abdomen pain, gum pain, ear pain, sprain, in growth toes nail, warts, cancer or
any growth, etc
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* CHARCOAL BATH; The charcoal bath is used to treat large areas of the body. It is simple to prepare just add 2 cups of charcoal powder to a tub of water and deep or immerse the affected area.
COMMON USES OF CHARCOAL
1. Food,
chemical, plants, toxic poisoning and Drug Over dose
2. Diarrhea
3. Nausea
and vomiting
4. Intestinal
gas or bloating, indigestion
5. Eyes
and ears infection
6. Skin
and joint infections
7.
Bee stings, ant and spider bites
8. Snake
bites
9. Jaundice
in the newborn
10. Kidney diseases
11. Toothache and gum infection
12. Bad breath
13. Colostomy and ileostomy
14. Inflammation
15. Anemic in cancer
16. Pain
17. Morning sickness
18. High cholesterol
19. Hemorrhage bowel
20. Pancreatitis
21. Allergies
22. Intestinal parasite
23. Varicose vein
24. Unconscious
25. Gangrene
26. Tetanus
27. Urinary tract infection
28. Typhoid
29. Kidney failure
30. Erythroblastosis Fetalis
31. Gout
32. Ingrown toes nail
33. Detoxifier
34. Appendicitis
35. Anemia
36. Belching
37. Headache
38. Hemorrhoid
39. Passive hemorrhage
40. Ulcer
41. Colic
42. Conjunctivitis
43. Cough and cold
44. Sore throat
45. Pimple
46. Heart burn
47. Heart diseases
48. Alcohol withdrawal symptoms
49. Diabetes
50. Dysentery
51. Cholera
52. Whitening of teeth
53. Digestive tract cleaner
54. Anti
aging
55. Activated charcoal first aid
56. Flu
57. Foot ulcer
58. Burn
59. Mouth ulcer
60. Sprain and bruise
61. Fever
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