Carbon Capsule 10's

Your doctor may prescribe Carbon Capsule to treat the following conditions and help reduce the absorption of harmful substances while supporting digestive health:

• Emergency poisoning and drug overdose: It binds to toxic substances and chemicals in your stomach to prevent them from being absorbed into your bloodstream.
• Occasional intestinal gas and bloating: It may help reduce gas in some people, although clinical evidence supporting this use is limited.
• Mild digestive upset: It can help absorb bacterial toxins in the intestines that might otherwise cause loose stools or diarrhoea.

Using Carbon Capsule as prescribed helps reduce the absorption of harmful substances and relieve digestive discomfort. Here are the key benefits you can expect:

• May help relieve occasional gas and bloating: Some people may experience relief, although clinical evidence is limited and results are inconsistent.
• Helps remove harmful toxins: Carbon Capsule binds to certain toxins and chemicals in the stomach and intestines, helping prevent further irritation and reducing their absorption into the body. In emergency poisoning or drug overdose, this rapid action can be lifesaving when administered promptly under medical supervision.
• Acts locally with minimal systemic effects: Carbon Capsule works directly within the digestive tract without being absorbed into the bloodstream, allowing it to target harmful substances where they are present while minimising systemic side effects.

• Carbon Capsule should be taken under the supervision of a trained healthcare professional.
• Do not crush, break, or chew the medicine.

• Increase your daily water intake: Drink at least 8 to 10 glasses of water daily to help prevent the constipation often associated with this medicine.
• Space out your meals: Avoid taking this medicine within two hours of eating a large meal to ensure your body still absorbs vital vitamins and minerals from your food.
• Avoid gas-triggering foods: Limit your intake of beans, lentils, cabbage, onions, and carbonated beverages if you are using this medicine to manage bloating.
• Keep a food journal: Track what you eat to identify specific foods that cause digestive discomfort, allowing you to make targeted dietary adjustments.

• Expect colour changes: Do not be alarmed when your stool turns black; this is the expected and safe physical result of the medicine passing through your body.
• Check your timing: Always wait a minimum of two hours after taking other medications before taking this medicine, as it can stop your body from absorbing your vital prescriptions.
• Never use for corrosive poisons: This medicine is ineffective against swallowed acids, lye, petroleum, or alcohol; seek emergency medical help immediately instead.
• Swallow with care: Take this medicine while sitting or standing upright with plenty of water to prevent accidentally breathing the dark powder into your lungs.
• Consult before long-term use: Avoid using this medicine for more than a few days in a row without talking to your doctor, as prolonged use can cause nutritional deficiencies.
• Emergency use: Carbon Capsule works best when given within 1 hour of swallowing certain poisons or medicines. Do not take it unless advised by a healthcare professional or poison centre.