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give me some questions and article suggestions in this thread and ill do my research on them
i expect other high IQ posters to provide some content as well
i expect other high IQ posters to provide some content as well
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What I would like to see is a deep-dive into whether or not activated charcoal is carcinogenic.
I have been unable to find anything on the SEO lamestream websites and blogs. But since charcoal is just burnt wood, and they say eating burnt foods is carcinogenic, it doesn't add up how the lamestream websites say that activated charcoal is not carcinogenic at all. If activated charcoal isn't carcinogenic, then why should burnt toast be carcinogenic either?
I had some activate charcoal for teeth whitening that didn't smell at all. But I accidentally spilled it all over (that stuff is hard to clean.) So I purchased some cheap charcoal from another brand, and it smelled so bad. Then that is when I realized that activated charcoal might be carcinogenic.
I have been unable to find anything on the SEO lamestream websites and blogs. But since charcoal is just burnt wood, and they say eating burnt foods is carcinogenic, it doesn't add up how the lamestream websites say that activated charcoal is not carcinogenic at all. If activated charcoal isn't carcinogenic, then why should burnt toast be carcinogenic either?
I had some activate charcoal for teeth whitening that didn't smell at all. But I accidentally spilled it all over (that stuff is hard to clean.) So I purchased some cheap charcoal from another brand, and it smelled so bad. Then that is when I realized that activated charcoal might be carcinogenic.
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