Re: Arise And Shine (vs. Jensens vs. ??)

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I am friends with someone who used to be a agent for Arise and Shine products.

She and lots of people in my community (including me) have gone on the cleanse.

My friend says most of her customers successfully completed the cleanse, felt

better afterward, but did say the cleanse wasn't easy! I, however, had a

horrible time with the cleanse. I immediately felt sick, continued to keep

getting sicker, and couldn't move past the mildest phase. After three weeks I

was so sick I had to stop the cleanse. I eventually found out my gallbladder

was diseased (probably wasn't in good shape before the cleanse) and I had to

have my gallbladder removed. In retrospect I also suspect I was having problems

with candida or other fungal infection. Most people do fine, and if you are in

reasonably good health to begin with, you should have no problems. But if you

do feel sick on the cleanse and it doesn't clear up in a couple days, I would

recommend not pushing it -- stay on the milder phases if you have to, or just

stop.

Don't know about the tea. And I'm not familiar with Jensen's program.

Arise And Shine (vs. Jensens vs. ??)

So I am about to embark on the one month Arise And Shine bowel / intestinal

cleanse. Has anyone here done this? It is very intimidating: one month of

essentially nothing but raw fruits and veggies (80% raw minimum) in

combination with numerous psyllium and bentonite shakes every day. This

derives from the Cleanse And Purify Thyself book that is famous in healing

circles. The books author (Andersen) claims almost everyone's diet is too

acidic, and that you must return the body to alkaline to scour the muchoid

plaque off the intestinal walls.

I am eager to reap the benefits of the cleanse, but am scared of the solid

month of: no meat, no dairy, so sugar, no salt, no caffeine, no NOTHING.

Can I just have one cup of green tea a day? Will that drastically effect

the cleanse?

And how about Dr. Jensen's Guide to Better Bowel Care - how does his method

differ, and has anyone done it? From a review I read, people were seeing

stuff within 3 days - sounds quicker than the Arise And Shine.

Any advice for a bowel/intestinal cleanse newbie? :-)

Thanks!

_jason_

[Guest guest]

On 7/8/04 2:17 PM, " S. Moskaly " <susan_moskaly@...>

wrote:

> Hi ,

>

> I am friends with someone who used to be a agent for Arise and Shine products.

> She and lots of people in my community (including me) have gone on the

> cleanse. My friend says most of her customers successfully completed the

> cleanse, felt better afterward, but did say the cleanse wasn't easy! I,

> however, had a horrible time with the cleanse. I immediately felt sick,

> continued to keep getting sicker, and couldn't move past the mildest phase.

> After three weeks I was so sick I had to stop the cleanse. I eventually found

> out my gallbladder was diseased (probably wasn't in good shape before the

> cleanse) and I had to have my gallbladder removed. In retrospect I also

> suspect I was having problems with candida or other fungal infection. Most

> people do fine, and if you are in reasonably good health to begin with, you

> should have no problems. But if you do feel sick on the cleanse and it

> doesn't clear up in a couple days, I would rec! ommend not pushing it -- stay

> on the milder phases if you have to, or just stop.

>

> Don't know about the tea. And I'm not familiar with Jensen's program.

HI ,

Thanks a lot for the info. I just got the kit and will be starting the

cleanse on Monday with a friend. I will post on the results!

Have a good weekend...

_jason_

[Guest guest]

I know you weren't asking me, but I haven't tried that yet. I'd like to b/c I've

heard good things about it. If you or anyone else has done both colonix and

arise and shine, i'd be very interested in your comparison of the two.

thanks,

JJ

> From: C CG <pixiepie2003@...>

> Have you tried colonics?

[Guest guest]

I've done the colonics but not the Arise and Shine.

Colonics are wonderful. They changed my life. A

colonic is a very gentle water cleansing of the colon

to loosen and remove impacted fecal matter. This fecal

matter contains toxins which are reabsorbed into the

bloodstream and can make a person very, very sick.

After a series of colonics, I had many health problems

clear up. I am still amazed at the difference. I try

to get at least 5 or 6 a year still.

Please let us know if you try either colonics or Arise

and Shine.

--- jennifer.jackson@... wrote:

> I know you weren't asking me, but I haven't tried

> that yet. I'd like to b/c I've heard good things

> about it. If you or anyone else has done both

> colonix and arise and shine, i'd be very interested

> in your comparison of the two.

>

> thanks,

> JJ

>

>

> > From: C CG <pixiepie2003@...>

>

> > Have you tried colonics?

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi there - thanks! I've heard of a cleanse program called 'Colonix' - are you

talking about that specific cleanse? or are you talking about getting a

colonic at a healthcare place?

If you are talking about the latter, can I just ask you - are they really

uncomfortable? how long do they take?

thanks again,

JJ

>

> From: C CG <pixiepie2003@...>

> Date: 2004/07/10 Sat PM 09:42:09 CDT

> bowel cleanse

> Subject: Re: Re: Arise And Shine (vs. Jensens vs. ??)

>

> 've done the colonics but not the Arise and Shine.

Colonics are wonderful. They changed my life. A

colonic is a very gentle water cleansing of the colon

to loosen and remove impacted fecal matter. This fecal

matter contains toxins which are reabsorbed into the

bloodstream and can make a person very, very sick.

After a series of colonics, I had many health problems

clear up. I am still amazed at the difference. I try

to get at least 5 or 6 a year still.

Please let us know if you try either colonics or Arise

and Shine.