Made from 100% Eastern American Hardwoods, this activated charcoal powder is ideal for treating topical ailments, such as insect, spider, or snake bites, poison ivy, cuts, scratches, minor burns, as well as other simple detox applications. Its mesoporous structure draws and binds a broad range of toxins and poisons from even deep tissue, allowing the body to heal itself the way it is designed to.
Natural Hardwood Activated Charcoal; because of its broad range pore structure; is ideal for use in Topical First Aid applications such as baths; foot soaks; bandages; gels; creams and charcoal poultices.
Commonly Used Recipes:
Charcoal Poultice (6in x 6in)
Directions:
- Mix Together: 2 Tbsp. Charcoal Powder, 2 Tbsp. Ground Flaxseed Powder, 4 Tbs very Hot Water (¼ cup)
- Stir and allow to cool.
- Spread charcoal jelly between layers of paper towel or cloth.
- Apply charcoal patch to body part.
- Overlap patch with plastic.
- Cover all with cloth or elastic wrap.
Charcoal Patch
Directions:
- Mix together: ¼ cup of water, 2 Tablespoons of charcoal powder 1/2 teaspoon psyllium seed husk powder (if doubling recipe start with slight 3/4 tsp) for one minute until a gel begins to form. Set aside Plastic wrap or Bandage wrap.
- Once the gel turns to a ball lay out a 12" x 12" piece of plastic wrap and place gel in the center. Smooth out to desired shape, about three inches from center in all directions or how desired. Place another piece of plastic on top, the same size as the bottom, gently press down and then roll out to desired size and thickness, as if you were rolling a pie crust.
- Place in the freezer for at least 30 minutes.
- Carefully remove one side of plastic from patch and apply to affected area and gently press down. You may wish to wrap again with a plastic wrap to keep from leaking.
- Apply a cloth bandage to hold in place. Change patch at least every eight hours.
FOOD GRADE [NSF & KOSHER CERTIFIED] Premium steam-activated charcoal powder specifically processed to meet strict purification standards. PACKAGED IN THE USA and Family Owned & Operated in Nebraska, Est. 2006
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