Re: does colonic irrigation to cleanse help with detox?

[Guest guest]

Colonics do help with detoxing and since a lot of it is getting

washed out through the colon, it probably doesn't have as much impact

on the breastmilk as other methods-- I'm not saying this as " truth " ,

I'm saying it as " hypothetically " speaking--I'm just thinking that it

probably wouldn't impact it as much. BUT I would still stock up on

frozen breastmilkd before you do your colonic, and then pump and dump

the milk you get for some time after the colonic. I honestly don't

know how many days I would do it... when I had a colonic for the

first time, I remember feeling very yucky for a few days afterwards,

so I would give it a few days to a week of using the stockpiled

frozen breastmilk. JMO!

Also, epsom salt baths can be used on your son to help him move out

toxins and give him some sulfate... and ojibwa tea of life may also

be useful. A baby would need so little of it per day-- a quarter

teaspoon to a half teaspoon or so-- that it would be very easy to

give by mouth.

W

> I am worried that as I am so toxic, breastfeeding my son is making

> him more toxic but he needs the immunity and calories as he too is

> very toxic. Has anyone faced this dilemma and would colonic help a

> bit? I figure all help is good.

>

> Thanks for any help.

>

> Jon 2 years has heavy metal poisoning. DFGF grain free 1 year,

> Nystatin 3 months, DPP42weeks.

[Guest guest]

> Colonics do help with detoxing

IMO colonics help with DETOXING, as in detoxing the bowel

of old junk --- but do not help with detoxing metals, as

in getting stored mercury removed.

good wishes,

Moria

[Guest guest]

But doesn't the liver store metals and excrete them in the bile or am

I not correct on that? Because the colon therapist that I used was

able to stimulate a release of bile using acupoints during the

colonic. So I guess I should clarify that when I said colonics, I

meant those done with a colon therapist, not the kind where a person

leaves the patient to control the water flow on their own.

W

> > Colonics do help with detoxing

>

> IMO colonics help with DETOXING, as in detoxing the bowel

> of old junk --- but do not help with detoxing metals, as

> in getting stored mercury removed.

>

> good wishes,

> Moria

[Guest guest]

> But doesn't the liver store metals and excrete them in the bile or

am

> I not correct on that?

I think the liver gets poisoned and has mercury in a higher

concentration than most other body areas.

I don't think of it as *storing* metals that are then excreted

in bile, in the sort of " straightforward " way this would mean.

> Because the colon therapist that I used was

> able to stimulate a release of bile using acupoints during the

> colonic. So I guess I should clarify that when I said colonics, I

> meant those done with a colon therapist, not the kind where a

person

> leaves the patient to control the water flow on their own.

From things I've read I do think there are a number of ways

to get bile to dump or 'be stimulated'. (I don't think

it is limited to colonics or accupressure..........)

As far as I have heard the term " colonic " used, it refers

to a colonic done with a colonic machine by a therapist.

Humm, I guess some people call colema boards " home colonics " .

Anyway, to me " colonic " means the kind with an assistant and

professional equipment. But I also expect one can do very

well on one's own IF adequately persistent etc. I've never

heard of one where someone leaves the patient to control

water flow (although that also seems okay to me...., I've

just never heard of that.)

good wishes,

Moria