Re: colon cleansing program

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

I cannot possibly recommend colon cleansing highly enough. It made such a

remarkable difference in my health and well being my teenage daughter also did

one! Her friends saw such a

difference in her a couple of them also tried one, although on a much less

intense scale.They found it reduced their stomach so much that they now will go

get a colonic or do an enema before

their hi school formal dances so their tummies will be flat in those skin tight

dresses they wear now days.

My allergies lessened, my skin glowed, my moods were better, my energy level

went up, I slept better (have always struggled with insomnia), I could go on. I

try really hard to eat better to

keep my colon cleaner and to have better bowel movements and I do maintenance

colonics and enemas weekly. My daughter also has learned she feels so much

better if she follows this path.

She just got out of treatment for drug and alcohol addictions last August and

finds the colon cleansing a real help in her recovery, which be the way is going

well. She also uses flower

essences, supplements, other homeopathies and excercies regularly. We have

learned we need to " hit it from all sides " to maintain our health. Hope this

info helps.

slegault3@... wrote:

> Has anyone out there gone thru a colon cleansing program, if so what

> benefits have you noticed, what program and products did you use and

> whose program/recipe did you use also what was expelled. Has anyone

> done a barium x-ray in perp. to colon cleansing. Please respond, I

> have multiple chronic illness.

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> Thank you ,

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> Subscription email:

> mailto:bowel cleanse-subscribe

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[Guest guest]

For a thorough but gentle cleanse, with little or no die-off symtoms I used Inner Garden Flora, which kills and eats candida. Homozon which kills and flushes out candida and parasites and is also supposed kill cancer. Colostrum, which kills candida and restores the lining of the bowel when leaky gut syndrome is a problem. And enzymes which eat candida and parasites.

All these are very effective and yet gentle and don't lead to digestive imbalances which some herbal programs have for some people.

Just my two cents,

Donna

-----Original Message-----I am new to this cocept of colon cleansing , I would like to here what program others are using and have had success with, such as products used and recipe/procedure followed.Thank You,

[Guest guest]

Hi Donna,

Is the inner garden flora similiar to primal defense? What's the

price for it?

Thanks!

[Guest guest]

Hi Barbi. I don't know what is in primal defense so I can't compare them. If you send me a list of the ingredients I will compare them. Inner Garden Flora is $16 plus $4 postage for up to 4 bottles.

xoxo Donna

Re: colon cleansing programHi Donna,Is the inner garden flora similiar to primal defense? What's the price for it?Thanks!

[Guest guest]

> Hi Barbi. I don't know what is in primal defense so I can't

compare them. If you send me a list of the ingredients I will

compare them. Inner Garden Flora is $16 plus $4 postage for up to 4

bottles.

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> xoxo Donna

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[Guest guest]

Hi Donna,

Its easier to send you a link to a page about it than to list them

all! So many people are swearing about this product but as you can

see, its very expensive.

http://www.naturalhealthconsult.com/Monographs/PrimeDefense.html

Barbara

> Hi Barbi. I don't know what is in primal defense so I can't compare

them. If you send me a list of the ingredients I will compare them.

Inner Garden Flora is $16 plus $4 postage for up to 4 bottles.

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> xoxo Donna

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> Hi Donna,

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[Guest guest]

Hi , are you still feeling great!, and is your tummy still really

flat?

thanks

Laurie

str8barber@... wrote:

, as I understand it, a colema IS colonics.

Usually when you hear talk

of colonics, it is a professional helping you through the colema,

more or

less, and is done at their facility rather than at home. When you

say colema,

it is usually YOU doing the procedure at home. All I have

read about it

sounds like it would be too hard and messy and inconvenient for

me, that is

why I just went to a professional. That is the way

I did it and I got great

results. An enema only reaches the last six or eight inches

of the colon.

Some will tell you that an enema will do more, and for them, maybe

that is

so. But enemas never got out of me what I expelled

just recently in my

first - and so far only - colonics session. I may be wrong

about my

explanations to you, if so, sorry.

[Guest guest]

Enema

Here is the difference between an enema, colema and a colonic. An

enema is done with a simple bag and tube insertion. The colon is

filled, as best possible, the tube removed, then the person holds the

water as best as possible, for a few minutes, if possible, and then

expels it sitting on the toilet.

Colema

With a colema, the system has a board to lay on with a firm but

flexible tube attached to the board and the water source, usually

from a bucket attached to that. The water is allowed to just continue

to flow and the expelling is done when the person's intestinal

peristaltic action demands, or they can hold as best possible for a

time but since the board is set over the toilet there isn't a need to

move around.

Colonic

The colonic is done with a system where there is a tube called a

speculum inserted in the rectum that has a means to control the water

in and the expelling of the water and matter out. The water source

can be either a controlled system from a machine like device or from

a bucket source like the colema.

The process of doing a colema is much more thorough, and easier, if

there is a knowledgeable operator of the fill and release process.

The operator will also often provide a massage of the colon area of

the abdomen to get the water to move to the various areas and help to

get fecal matter to move through the colon and out the tube.

Dale

[Guest guest]

Hi , have you ever checked into the Eat Right 4 Your Type book? Its

a diet based on you personal blood type. I no longer crave white flour

at all.

Laurie

str8barber@... wrote:

In a message dated 5/11/01 1:45:21 PM Central

Daylight Time,

laurker@... writes:

<<

Hi , are you still feeling great!, and is your tummy

still really flat?

thanks

Laurie >>

....................Yes, I'm still feeling pretty good, and the

tummy is flat,

but have given in to the white flour temptation some, so I know

I'm sort of

undoing some of the help I got. I am, however, still consuming

much less of

all the bad stuff than usual, and am gradually upping my percentage

of raw

foods. The first colonic session is still reaping for me,

benefits, because

just today, I passed a ropie almost 12" long. I'm sure it

had become

partially dislodged during the session and finally released today.

Will have

another session soon.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 05/14/2001 7:26:14 PM Central Daylight Time,

laurker@... writes:

<<

Hi , have you ever checked into the Eat Right 4 Your

Type book? Its a diet based on you personal blood type. I no

longer crave white flour at all.

Laurie >>

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,No, Laurie, I haven't really checked into it, although

I have seen it mentioned repeatedly here. What little I think I understood

about it, sounded like hocus pocus, to be honest - but that's just my being

cynical because I've tried so many of the " latest " diet crazes. I will

certainly look into it, now, because if it even REDUCES my craving for white

flour products, it would be a godsend. Thanks, Laurie.