colon cleansers are not nearly as effective as one colonic session
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Colon cleansing - Must read!
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You're right. It takes many doses of colon cleaners to equal the humiliation of just on colonic session.
so u have personal experience or r u just a smartass?
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From my link:
Colon cleansing is based on the theory that waste collects in the colon over time and stagnates there, causing toxins to form and spread throughout the body -- a phenomenon known as ???autointoxication.??? Many 19th century doctors accepted autointoxication as fact. Although scientific research conducted as early as the 1920s failed to confirm it, the misconception persists. Other colon cleanser advocates insist that the accumulated stool blocks the colon, preventing the proper elimination of waste.
But experts say there is no such thing as autointoxication, and that the human body is actually very good at taking care of itself. Colon cleansing is really a strange fad, says Ruth Kava, PhD, RD, director of nutrition at the American Council on Science and Health in New York City. ???The body can cleanse itself quite well. The kidneys and lungs remove toxins and by-products from the blood stream, and regular bowel movements remove any waste products from the gastrointestinal [GI] tract.???
David L. Diehl, MD, clinical associate professor of medicine at New York University, and chief of gastrointestinal endoscopy at Bellevue Hospital Center, agrees. ???High colonics are often touted as a way to cleanse the colon of ???adherent stool that has been there for years or even decades,???" he says. ???The problem with this concept is that there is no such thing. The body does a good job of eliminating stool, and there are no ???pockets??? in the colon that collect stool for years. I do a colonoscopy every day of the week, and a preprocedure purge is sufficient to clean out the stool and leave a pristine looking colon.???
Colon cleansing is based on the theory that waste collects in the colon over time and stagnates there, causing toxins to form and spread throughout the body -- a phenomenon known as ???autointoxication.??? Many 19th century doctors accepted autointoxication as fact. Although scientific research conducted as early as the 1920s failed to confirm it, the misconception persists. Other colon cleanser advocates insist that the accumulated stool blocks the colon, preventing the proper elimination of waste.
But experts say there is no such thing as autointoxication, and that the human body is actually very good at taking care of itself. Colon cleansing is really a strange fad, says Ruth Kava, PhD, RD, director of nutrition at the American Council on Science and Health in New York City. ???The body can cleanse itself quite well. The kidneys and lungs remove toxins and by-products from the blood stream, and regular bowel movements remove any waste products from the gastrointestinal [GI] tract.???
David L. Diehl, MD, clinical associate professor of medicine at New York University, and chief of gastrointestinal endoscopy at Bellevue Hospital Center, agrees. ???High colonics are often touted as a way to cleanse the colon of ???adherent stool that has been there for years or even decades,???" he says. ???The problem with this concept is that there is no such thing. The body does a good job of eliminating stool, and there are no ???pockets??? in the colon that collect stool for years. I do a colonoscopy every day of the week, and a preprocedure purge is sufficient to clean out the stool and leave a pristine looking colon.???
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lawl, that is so dumb. "Let's throw out a little out of context general statement then show a video of something it doesn't even refer to".
That was not the inside of a stomach, but the video somehow wants you to think it is. Misguiding information rears its huge head once again.
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thats in the colon you see the detox has parasite poison in it. Some lady on its site even said she shit out a bunch of worms after taking it.
