binds to the substance and prevents absorption
Before being absorbed, the poison is adsorbted onto the surface of the oral activated charcoal. The American Academy of Clinical Toxicology has issued recommendations saying that activated charcoal shouldn't be used often. Its usage is only advised if a hazardous dose of the drug has been consumed, and it works best within an hour of intake. Following an hour after intake, activated charcoal could be helpful due to the toxin's sluggish absorption into the body.
Small or carbon-free compounds cannot be successfully adsorb by activated charcoal. Milk, chocolate, and ice cream may reduce the adsorption of activated charcoal.
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