Re: To Josh/question re: bentonite

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In a message dated 8/21/04 3:08:12 AM Central Daylight Time,

josh_epstein39@... writes:

> Psyllium and most bulking fibers that even the best

> intentioned naturopaths love to suggest for cleansing

> the bowels and generally helping health is just about

> the hardest thing for 95% of human colons to move

> completely though and out.

>

> What this means is that everything good you are doing

> is being counteracted by this mass of concrete-like

> psyllium that sticks to the walls of your bowels and

> forces waste and mucus back into your blood and slows

> the bodies natural healing down to a crawl.

>

> I know it sounds like a great thing and in theory it

> makes sense, but our lineage and our eating over the

> past 10-12 generations has mutated our colons enough

> that we cannot fully pass the psyllium without help.

>

> So unless you are getting Wood's colonics before

> during and after the psyllium, there will continue to

> be a residue buildup of concrete in your colon that

> just doesn't go anywhere.

>

> Please continue everything you are exploring and know

> that in one or two months of not taking psyllium and

> juicing and taking care of yourself, you will rocket

> forward in your overall health and wellnes.

>

> Good Luck!

>

> Josh

>

Hi Josh..interesting what you said about psyllium.

I was wandering what your opinion on taking liquid bentonite would be? I know

someone that said he took it, and swore by it. BUT... I am thinking along the

lines of what you said about psyllium, and thinking bentonite would even be

worse, since it is a clay and ya would think the clay would harden within the

intestine, and not move easily through.

Curious to get your opinion, and or anyone elses on this list.

Carol

(the little mad nutritional scientist)

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Carol,

Bentonite is not as devastating on the colon as

Psyllium, but should still be taken with caution and

only with GREAT eliminations to follow. If that means

a group of colonics or cholema board sessions or

enemas, that is perfect, you just can't rely on the

bentonite to move itself through.

Josh

--- willowlee53@... wrote:

> In a message dated 8/21/04 3:08:12 AM Central

> Daylight Time,

> josh_epstein39@... writes:

>

>

> > Psyllium and most bulking fibers that even the

> best

> > intentioned naturopaths love to suggest for

> cleansing

> > the bowels and generally helping health is just

> about

> > the hardest thing for 95% of human colons to move

> > completely though and out.

> >

> > What this means is that everything good you are

> doing

> > is being counteracted by this mass of

> concrete-like

> > psyllium that sticks to the walls of your bowels

> and

> > forces waste and mucus back into your blood and

> slows

> > the bodies natural healing down to a crawl.

> >

> > I know it sounds like a great thing and in theory

> it

> > makes sense, but our lineage and our eating over

> the

> > past 10-12 generations has mutated our colons

> enough

> > that we cannot fully pass the psyllium without

> help.

> >

> > So unless you are getting Wood's colonics before

> > during and after the psyllium, there will continue

> to

> > be a residue buildup of concrete in your colon

> that

> > just doesn't go anywhere.

> >

> > Please continue everything you are exploring and

> know

> > that in one or two months of not taking psyllium

> and

> > juicing and taking care of yourself, you will

> rocket

> > forward in your overall health and wellnes.

> >

> > Good Luck!

> >

> > Josh

> >

> Hi Josh..interesting what you said about psyllium.

> I was wandering what your opinion on taking liquid

> bentonite would be? I know

> someone that said he took it, and swore by it.

> BUT... I am thinking along the

> lines of what you said about psyllium, and thinking

> bentonite would even be

> worse, since it is a clay and ya would think the

> clay would harden within the

> intestine, and not move easily through.

>

> Curious to get your opinion, and or anyone elses on

> this list.

>

> Carol

> (the little mad nutritional scientist)

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

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Greetings,

What is Woods Colonic? I tried to search google for what it is or what

it is composed of, or what technique. Can you assist?

>

>In a message dated 8/21/04 3:08:12 AM Central Daylight Time,

>josh_epstein39@... writes:

>

>

> > Psyllium and most bulking fibers that even the best

> > intentioned naturopaths love to suggest for cleansing

> > the bowels and generally helping health is just about

> > the hardest thing for 95% of human colons to move

> > completely though and out.

> >

> > What this means is that everything good you are doing

> > is being counteracted by this mass of concrete-like

> > psyllium that sticks to the walls of your bowels and

> > forces waste and mucus back into your blood and slows

> > the bodies natural healing down to a crawl.

> >

> > I know it sounds like a great thing and in theory it

> > makes sense, but our lineage and our eating over the

> > past 10-12 generations has mutated our colons enough

> > that we cannot fully pass the psyllium without help.

> >

> > So unless you are getting Wood's colonics before

> > during and after the psyllium, there will continue to

> > be a residue buildup of concrete in your colon that

> > just doesn't go anywhere.

> >

> > Please continue everything you are exploring and know

> > that in one or two months of not taking psyllium and

> > juicing and taking care of yourself, you will rocket

> > forward in your overall health and wellnes.

> >

> > Good Luck!

> >

> > Josh

> >

>Hi Josh..interesting what you said about psyllium.

>I was wandering what your opinion on taking liquid bentonite would be? I

>know

>someone that said he took it, and swore by it. BUT... I am thinking along

>the

>lines of what you said about psyllium, and thinking bentonite would even be

>worse, since it is a clay and ya would think the clay would harden within

>the

>intestine, and not move easily through.

>

>Curious to get your opinion, and or anyone elses on this list.

>

>Carol

>(the little mad nutritional scientist)

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Look up Wood Gravitational Method

--- Christ <christ611121@...> wrote:

> Greetings,

>

> What is Woods Colonic? I tried to search google

> for what it is or what

> it is composed of, or what technique. Can you

> assist?

>

>

> >

> >In a message dated 8/21/04 3:08:12 AM Central

> Daylight Time,

> >josh_epstein39@... writes:

> >

> >

> > > Psyllium and most bulking fibers that even the

> best

> > > intentioned naturopaths love to suggest for

> cleansing

> > > the bowels and generally helping health is just

> about

> > > the hardest thing for 95% of human colons to

> move

> > > completely though and out.

> > >

> > > What this means is that everything good you are

> doing

> > > is being counteracted by this mass of

> concrete-like

> > > psyllium that sticks to the walls of your bowels

> and

> > > forces waste and mucus back into your blood and

> slows

> > > the bodies natural healing down to a crawl.

> > >

> > > I know it sounds like a great thing and in

> theory it

> > > makes sense, but our lineage and our eating over

> the

> > > past 10-12 generations has mutated our colons

> enough

> > > that we cannot fully pass the psyllium without

> help.

> > >

> > > So unless you are getting Wood's colonics before

> > > during and after the psyllium, there will

> continue to

> > > be a residue buildup of concrete in your colon

> that

> > > just doesn't go anywhere.

> > >

> > > Please continue everything you are exploring and

> know

> > > that in one or two months of not taking psyllium

> and

> > > juicing and taking care of yourself, you will

> rocket

> > > forward in your overall health and wellnes.

> > >

> > > Good Luck!

> > >

> > > Josh

> > >

> >Hi Josh..interesting what you said about psyllium.

> >I was wandering what your opinion on taking liquid

> bentonite would be? I

> >know

> >someone that said he took it, and swore by it.

> BUT... I am thinking along

> >the

> >lines of what you said about psyllium, and thinking

> bentonite would even be

> >worse, since it is a clay and ya would think the

> clay would harden within

> >the

> >intestine, and not move easily through.

> >

> >Curious to get your opinion, and or anyone elses on

> this list.

> >

> >Carol

> >(the little mad nutritional scientist)

> >

> >

> >[Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

> >

>

>

>

>

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Greetings ,

Perhaps you can simply explain this, as I used the search engine and

could not find it nor do I understand the relationship to the Psyllium and

Benonite method. Thank you.

Christ

>

>Look up Wood Gravitational Method

>

>

>

>

>

>--- Christ <christ611121@...> wrote:

>

> > Greetings,

> >

> > What is Woods Colonic? I tried to search google

> > for what it is or what

> > it is composed of, or what technique. Can you

> > assist?

> >

> >

> > >

> > >In a message dated 8/21/04 3:08:12 AM Central

> > Daylight Time,

> > >josh_epstein39@... writes:

> > >

> > >

> > > > Psyllium and most bulking fibers that even the

> > best

> > > > intentioned naturopaths love to suggest for

> > cleansing

> > > > the bowels and generally helping health is just

> > about

> > > > the hardest thing for 95% of human colons to

> > move

> > > > completely though and out.

> > > >

> > > > What this means is that everything good you are

> > doing

> > > > is being counteracted by this mass of

> > concrete-like

> > > > psyllium that sticks to the walls of your bowels

> > and

> > > > forces waste and mucus back into your blood and

> > slows

> > > > the bodies natural healing down to a crawl.

> > > >

> > > > I know it sounds like a great thing and in

> > theory it

> > > > makes sense, but our lineage and our eating over

> > the

> > > > past 10-12 generations has mutated our colons

> > enough

> > > > that we cannot fully pass the psyllium without

> > help.

> > > >

> > > > So unless you are getting Wood's colonics before

> > > > during and after the psyllium, there will

> > continue to

> > > > be a residue buildup of concrete in your colon

> > that

> > > > just doesn't go anywhere.

> > > >

> > > > Please continue everything you are exploring and

> > know

> > > > that in one or two months of not taking psyllium

> > and

> > > > juicing and taking care of yourself, you will

> > rocket

> > > > forward in your overall health and wellnes.

> > > >

> > > > Good Luck!

> > > >

> > > > Josh

> > > >

> > >Hi Josh..interesting what you said about psyllium.

> > >I was wandering what your opinion on taking liquid

> > bentonite would be? I

> > >know

> > >someone that said he took it, and swore by it.

> > BUT... I am thinking along

> > >the

> > >lines of what you said about psyllium, and thinking

> > bentonite would even be

> > >worse, since it is a clay and ya would think the

> > clay would harden within

> > >the

> > >intestine, and not move easily through.

> > >

> > >Curious to get your opinion, and or anyone elses on

> > this list.

> > >

> > >Carol

> > >(the little mad nutritional scientist)

> > >

> > >

> > >[Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

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