Re: Importance of a healthy bowels

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you are living proof of what Confucius

said about the 3 stages of life. l. When you are

young there is nothing like good sex. 2. When

you are middle age a good meal takes first

place and 3. In old age there's nothing like a

good bowel movement. Best (movement that

is ) JR. PS. This site may be coming full of it.

[Guest guest]

JR,

If all my life, I get to have a little sex, regular bowel movements, and

some butter on my toast eatten peacefully, then well, who needs heaven?

It's the little things in life that make them worth living.

A little crap now and then just keeps it all turning... wouldn't u agree?

Be well,

At 07:55 PM 04/15/2000 -0500, you wrote:

> you are living proof of what Confucius

>said about the 3 stages of life. l. When you are

>young there is nothing like good sex. 2. When

>you are middle age a good meal takes first

>place and 3. In old age there's nothing like a

>good bowel movement. Best (movement that

>is ) JR. PS. This site may be coming full of it.

>

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[Guest guest]

That is so true

In Love & Light,

[Guest guest]

If you don't have bowel movements for several

days it obvious you're full of it. That'll be $75

please. I hope you're using decafe for those

enemas, otherwise you're probably a nervous

wreck. Better through chemistry, JR

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Yes the coffee enemas are great, I don't have cancer only Fibromyalgia, (it

won't kill you.... but you'll wish it could) ... the coffees help enormously

with the pain and of course the IBS and resultant constipation. I invested

in a home colema kit which cost around $300 which included the water

container, tubing and folding board, I considered it an investment in my

health for the rest of my life. It paid for itself in the first month. Now

I decide when its convenient and how often without having to consider the

cost.

love Jane

Importance of a healthy bowels

>Hello out there again,

>

>Overlooking the obvious, that the bowel is the sewage system of our body,

>consider the consequences of not having a bowel movement.

>

>The first day, it may not be such a problem... then on day two, it's

>beginning to get a little tight. On day three, with no bowel movements,

>it's definitely becoming the focus of the day.

>

>Are you one of those people who has this problem?

>

>Recently, our 88 yr old grandmother was admitted to the hospital. No bowel

>movement in a week. She was FULL of it, and still couldn't go, because of

>an obstruction.

>

>Consider my mother, who at age 56, last May, hadn't had a bowel movement in

>a week, and her colon erupted. Why? They " say " that chemo drugs cause you

>to become a little constipated. She was in full blown cancer metasis.

>Surgery was a sure death sentence, but not to have surgery meant immediate

>death.

>

>Ever wonder how serious one little bowel movement every day could mean life

>or death?

>

>Probably not. Most people won't worry, until their lives depend on it.

>And then it's too late.

>

>Two days ago, I had a colonic. It's 90 minutes of bowel irrigation via

>machine and a therapist. This was after nearly 2 months of cleansing and

>bowel management programs.

>

>I'm just 36 years old, and I couldn't believe what was coming out!! And to

>think that I was taking care of myself!

>

>Later, walking through the store, on the way home, with a little skip in my

>step and feeling fanastic, I noticed all the " bloated " people walking in

>the store. I noticed all the people with backed up sewage systems in their

>body, walking time bombs of waste and disease.

>

>Think about it.

>

>Get to a colonic therapist and see the difference.

>

>Do a few coffee enemas and see the difference.

>

>It's your life. Unless you have $$ in your wallet to have your waste

>surgically removed, you'll one day face the facts, like I did, that we're

>not getting younger. And time moves faster than we do.

>

>Be well,

>

>

>PS. If you have cancer now, and don't think this is relevant, reread about

>my mother. Her exploding bowel, and the surgery that sealed her death

>sentence. Don't let it be you. Get that bowel moving.

>

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At 02:29 PM 04/16/2000 -0500, you wrote:

>If you don't have bowel movements for several

>days it obvious you're full of it.

Obvious to who?

JR, don't you know that people with cancer have impaired decision-making

ability?

That is true. Add constipation to it, and well...... it becomes a big mess.

Be angry at doctors and their pills all you want, but the reason they do

whatever they want to do, is because cancer patients don't have the energy,

willpower or information to resist them.

There's more, but that's enough for now.

Be well,

[Guest guest]

My dear ...How come most doctors

have constipation of the brain even without

cancer? Best, JR

At 02:29 PM 04/16/2000 -0500, you wrote:

>If you don't have bowel movements for several

>days it obvious you're full of it.

Obvious to who?

JR, don't you know that people with cancer have impaired decision-making

ability?

That is true. Add constipation to it, and well...... it becomes a big mess.

Be angry at doctors and their pills all you want, but the reason they do

whatever they want to do, is because cancer patients don't have the energy,

willpower or information to resist them.

There's more, but that's enough for now.

Be well,

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Dear JR,

You've made me laugh several times today and that has been too rare an

occurance lately. Thank you!

You did mention the " constipation of the brain " that seems to afflict

many physicians. I find that condition to be further debilitating when

" diarrhea of the mouth " is added to it. :-)