· Removes
gut toxins
· Relieves
gas and bloating
· Controls
odour
Braggs Charcoal tablets, also
known as activated charcoal or activated carbon, are highly porous and have a
large surface area, which allows them to adsorb (bind to) toxins and chemicals
in the gastrointestinal tract. This property makes it useful in cases of poisoning
or overdose, as it can help prevent the absorption of ingested toxins. It is
often administered in emergency rooms to treat poisonings. Activated
charcoal may help alleviate symptoms of gas and bloating by adsorbing excess
gas in the stomach and intestines. It can potentially reduce discomfort
associated with excessive flatulence and indigestion, though its efficacy for
this purpose varies among individuals.
In some cases, activated
charcoal may be used as an adjunctive therapy for certain types of diarrhea and
intestinal infections. It can help bind to and eliminate toxins or pathogens
from the digestive system, which may contribute to symptom relief. Activated
charcoal is sometimes used to help control foul odors in cases of severe
flatulence or foul-smelling stool. It can adsorb the odor-causing compounds,
reducing the intensity of unpleasant smells.
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How to use: Here
are some common uses and general guidelines for how charcoal tablets are used:
Treatment of Poisoning or
Overdose: In cases of poisoning or overdose, charcoal
tablets may be administered to help prevent the absorption of toxins or drugs
in the gastrointestinal tract. The tablets are typically given orally as
soon as possible after ingestion of the toxic substance. The dosage is
determined by the health-care provider based on the patient's age,
weight, and the nature of the poisoning. Activated charcoal can be
administered as a single dose or in multiple doses over a specified period,
depending on the situation.
Relief from Gas and
Bloating: For relief from gas and bloating, charcoal
tablets can be taken as a dietary supplement. The tablets are usually
taken with water before or after a meal. The dosage may vary depending on
the individual and the product's instructions, but a common dose is 500 mg to
1,000 mg.
Treatment of Diarrhea and
Intestinal Infections: In some cases, charcoal
tablets may be used as an adjudicative therapy for diarrhea or
intestinal infections. The tablets are taken with water, and the dosage is
determined by a health-care provider. This use is less common and
should be done under medical supervision.
Odor Control: Charcoal
tablets may be used to help control foul odors associated with flatulence or
stool. The tablets are typically taken as needed, and the dosage may vary
based on individual preference. It's essential to use charcoal tablets
only as directed by a health-care professional or in accordance with
the product's instructions. Activated charcoal can interfere with the
absorption of medications and nutrients, so it should not be taken regularly or
as a dietary supplement without a specific medical reason.
In cases of poisoning or
overdose, seek immediate medical attention, and do not attempt to administer
charcoal tablets without professional guidance.
The health-care provider will determine the appropriate dosage and
timing for this specific situation. Always consult with
a health-care professional if you have questions about the
appropriate use of charcoal tablets or if you suspect poisoning or a medical
emergency.
Ingredients Activated
charcoal, micro-crystalline cellulose, magnesium stearate, silicon
dioxide, starch, dicalcium phosphate and binders and fillers.