What is the difference between ‘Activated’ Charcoal and regular charcoal?Activated charcoal is coal or hardwood that has been heated to around 1000 centigrade, treated with oxygen or an agent and then allowed to cool. This results in highly porous charcoal with a very large surface area which works by removing toxins in water and is in fact one of the best and oldest known ways to purify water. Regular ie. BBQ coal is not porous and usually has chemicals added to it which if added to water will leach into it doing the opposite to activated charcoal. How does it filter impurities?Activated charcoal is covered in tiny little cavities which attract impure negative ions like chlorine and binds them to the charcoal, leaving the water filtered. Just 1 gram of charcoal has enough surface area to cover one-tenth the size of a football field. Activated charcoal doesn’t just remove impurities, it’s […]

Made by quickly tossing together three simple ingredients – fresh kale, olive oil, and flaked sea salt.

Shilajit is a sticky, black-brown resin found in the rocks of the Himalayas. It is formed over centuries from decomposing plant matter.