This may be because activated charcoal not only stops a drug from being absorbed but also helps your body eliminate already absorbed drugs more quickly ( Moreover, research suggests that activated charcoal may be beneficial if taken up to 4 hours after ingestion of delayed-release drugs, those which slow digestion, and large drug doses ( In medical settings, the initial dose of 50100 grams is sometimes followed by several smaller doses of 1025 grams, taken every 24 hours for up to 6 hours ( This multiple-dose activated charcoal (MDAC) protocol may aid intoxications from slowly absorbed drugs ( Although more research is needed, MDAC may be especially beneficial in cases of life threatening ingestion of dapsone, phenobarbital, quinine, carbamazepine, and theophylline ( Its important to note that activated charcoal is not effective in all cases of poisoning
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