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Genkent Teeth Whitening Activated Charcoal Powder $11.89 +Delivery (Free with Prime/ $49 Spend) @ Genkent Amazon AU

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Genkent Activated charcoal is a fine black powder that is very absorbent. It is created, or activated, by carbonizing organic matter. Coconut shells are what most of the activated charcoal is made from. This process increases the absorbency of the molecules so that more toxins and impurities can be absorbed.

It is used to soak up harmful or toxic substances that your body can't digest. Activated charcoal can only absorb toxins or chemicals that are still in your stomach and intestines. The charcoal and toxins are then removed from your system when you have a bowel movement.

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  • +8

    What does any of that description have to do with teeth whitening

    • +4

      Black is the new white

    • Dear friend,i just want to explain its ingredients and efficacy,if you have any advice,welcome to tell me.

      • +7

        if you have any advice,welcome to tell me.

        Are you able to back up all the claims you made above? If you can't then it's better to remove them from your product description as false claims are not well tolerated.

  • +13

    Unless you have the runs, activated charcoal also binds to medication, supplements and other things that isn't listed in the pseudo-science marketting above.

  • If you're keen on this stuff they sell it for like $3 on wish, same ingredient… activated charcoal.

    • +1

      Or in the ash pan of my weber.

      • +2

        Webers are expensive because they can 'carbonise organic matter' ;)

  • Any activated charcoal does this.

  • +1

    Coconut shells are what most of the activated charcoal is made from.

    But what is your activted charcoal made from?

  • According to https://www.thedailybeast.com/activated-charcoal-teeth-white… and one other source I cannot locate, I would not recommend charcoal for teeth whitening.
    https://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/health-and-wellness/i-brush…
    Abrasiveness seems to be the main concern.
    Even the fad around brushing with coconut oil (and sometimes including activated charcoal), popular on Youtube vids, seemingly simply has no benefit.

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