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by  N.Morgan The first documented use of activated charcoal goes as far back as 3750 B.C. when it was first used by the Egyptians for smelting ores to create bronze. By 1500 B.C. the Egyptians were also using it for intestinal ailments, absorbing unpleasant odors, and for writing on papyrus. Eating activated charcoal sounds about as appetizing as chowing down some black, charred remains of a Saturday BBQ, but activated charcoal is a whole other animal. Activated Charcoal is used as a  detox  agent to absorb a host of heavy metals, chemicals, and the pharmaceutical drug remains that flow through your bloodstream and causes a hindrance to your best health. Activated charcoal absorbs the toxins from your body and then, since it is not absorbed by the body, the toxins along with the charcoal are expelled, leaving you cleaner and more toxin-free. The Numerous Benefits of Activated Charcoal Charcoal is “activated” because it is made to have a very sm...