Biotoxin Binders: What They Are and How to Choose One
Every day we take in small amounts of compounds from air, water and food that the body has to process and clear. Your liver, gut and kidneys handle most of this on their own. Binders are supplements designed to support that natural process in the digestive tract.*
What is a binder?
A binder is a material, such as a specially processed carbon, clay, zeolite or plant fiber, that attaches to certain compounds in the gut so they leave the body with stool instead of being reabsorbed.*
What is a biotoxin binder?
"Biotoxin" is a broad term for compounds made by living things, such as molds, bacteria and algae. A biotoxin binder is a formula chosen to support binding of these compounds, along with everyday byproducts such as ammonia and aldehydes.*
What's in BioToxin Binder by CellCore Biosciences
- A 500 mg proprietary blend per capsule of BioActive Carbon, fulvic acid and wild-crafted yucca root
- 120 capsules per bottle, in a bovine gelatin capsule
- No fillers, additives or excipients; gluten-free and non-GMO
CellCore designed it to support binding of biotoxins such as mold, ammonia and aldehydes throughout the body.*
How to choose a binder
- Look at what it's made of. Carbon, clays such as bentonite, zeolite (clinoptilolite), chlorella and fiber blends each bind different things.
- Check the dose and form. Capsules, powders and liquids vary in how much binder you get per serving.
- Space it from other supplements and medications. Binders can bind nutrients and medicines too, so they're usually taken apart from them.
- Follow your practitioner's plan. Binders are often one part of a broader program that includes digestive and microbiome support.
How to take BioToxin Binder
The suggested use is one capsule three times a day, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner. If you're pregnant, nursing or take medication, talk with your practitioner before starting.
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Common questions
Is a binder the same as activated charcoal?
Activated charcoal is one type of binder. CellCore's BioToxin Binder uses its own BioActive Carbon, combined with fulvic acid and wild-crafted yucca root.
When should I take a binder?
Binders are usually taken away from meals, other supplements and medications, because they can bind those too. Your practitioner can set the timing that fits your plan.
Do I need an account to buy BioToxin Binder?
No. It's a dietary supplement you can add to your cart and order as a guest. U.S. orders over $75 ship free.
