Strengthening The Colon

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COLONIC IRRIGATION

This material is Copywrighted © 2004—Mavin Dreck.

There are many misconceptions regarding colonic irrigation most of

which are propagated by the allopathic medical profession because

this therapy is a threat to their profits plain and simple because

it removes the material cause of disease.

Is it habit forming? Not in the sense that it is physically addicting

like heroin. In most people the colon is severely dilated.

Sometimes it takes weeks of regular irrigation to totally remove old

impacted fecal material leaving a large saggy colon. Many people

after a long series of irrigations resulting in the complete

evacuation of old material will not have a bowel movement for a week

or more after finishing a series of treatments. For a bowel movement

to occur, the walls of the colon must be stretched to trigger a

contraction. It is the mass of fecal matter in the colon which

distends the colon wall thus triggering a contraction. If the colon

is severely distended as it is in most people, it takes time to

accumulate enough fecal matter to fill the hollow of the colon and

stretch the wall triggering a contraction. Thus, absence of bowel

movements after a long series of colonic irrigations is to be

expected. With proper diet

[high bulk/high carbohydrate, properly cooked] and continued colonic

irrigation or frequent enemas, the colon is very gradually restored

to normal size and function. To accomplish this takes time just as it

took time to produce the distorted anatomy.

According to American Medical Association myths, enemas and/or

colonic irrigation must not be done if one suspects an acute

appendicitis. Since the 1930's knowledgeable British surgeons have

done gentle enemas on individuals suspected of having acute

appendicitis. Time and time again, surgery has been avoided. As the

fecal matter in the colon is removed the energy of elimination is

directed to healing the acute appendicitis and what is seen is that

the appendix walls off the abscess which drains into the intestine

and all the pus comes out the rectum without the need for surgical

intervention. This is a matter of historical fact. You can draw your

own conclusions.

The purpose and benefits of colonic irrigation are multiple. It

increases the circulation throughout the entire body, especially in

the abdominal cavity. When circulation, blood flow, increases, organ

function increases. Increased blood flow helps flush out toxins from

congested tissues leading to a normalization of function. In

addition, colonic irrigation when properly performed removes all old

hard encrusted material from the colon. The most important function

of the colon is to filter high molecular weight molecules [mucous

molecules] from the blood stream, collecting them into the goblet

cells within the lining of the colon. When the walls of the colon are

forced to contract, the goblet cells dump their stores of mucus into

the hollow of the colon to be expelled to the outside of the body.

Standard medical texts used in our " halls of learning " tell you that

the purpose of the mucus in the colon is to serve as a lubricant

which is nothing less than preposterous. We will not waste our time

commenting on such stupidity and again allow the reader to draw his

own conclusions.

Homeostasis is the term used to describe the body's automatic

internal balancing mechanisms. The body uses its internal energy

economically. When, for whatever reason, an organ cannot perform the

function it is designed to perform, its blood supply is automatically

minimized. When the goblet cells in the colon are saturated with

high molecular weight mucus molecules, the blood supply is diverted

to the periphery of the body, i.e. to the skin.

If you put your arms straight down at the side of your body, hands

pointing to the floor and the veins in the back of your hands are

dilated, this indicates that blood is being diverted from the core of

the body to the periphery because the goblet cells in the colon are

saturated with mucus. This is an indication that enemas or colonic

irrigation can be performed with benefit. As irrigation or enemas

continue, the diameter of the veins seen in the back of the hands

becomes progressively smaller and smaller, like fine silver wires

until they become so constricted as to disappear from view. This

indicates that the goblet cells are becoming empty and if blood flow

is increased to the core of the body, in particular to the colon,

once again high molecular weight mucus molecules can be filtered out

of the blood circulating through the colon because now there is space

to store them. After the veins in the back of the hands disappear,

mucus will stop coming out of the rectum indicating that the goblet

cells have been emptied. This is the time to stop. As the goblet

cells once again become filled with high molecular weight mucus

molecules, once again the veins in the back of the hands start to

increase in diameter. The time interval between the disappearance of

the veins with enemas or colonic irrigation and their reappearance

depends on metabolic rate, the force which drives free toxins from

the interstitial spaces into the blood stream. As the age reversal

processes continue, as the fixed toxin mass decreases, the vibratory

frequency of the cells increases and hence the force which drives

free toxins into the blood increases and the rate at which an empty

toxin reservoir resaturates after having been emptied increases which

is to say as time progresses the amount of work required to

desaturate the toxin reservoirs increases because the rate of

resaturation increases. According to the Hatha Yoga Pradipika, an

ancient Sanskrit treatis on age reversal, although not generally

acknowledged as such, states that there comes a time when the

individual will have to spend some 12 hours daily desaturating the

reservoirs. The closer the body is to being emptied completely of

its fixed toxin mass, the more work involved.

When the goblet cells are filled, waste entering the blood stream

from the tissues starts to increase because it has no place to go.

As the concentration of toxins in the blood stream increases,

symptoms appear. As discussed elsewhere the key to minimizing the

appearance of symptoms is to control the level of toxins [impurities,

mucus molecules, nonfunctional matter] in the blood stream AND the

key to minimizing the blood toxin level is to keep the toxin

reservoirs emptied which prevents a buildup of toxins in the blood

stream. It is all very simple, something you can prove to yourself.

Again, remember toxins go from tissue spaces [interstitial spaces] to

blood stream, from blood stream to toxin reservoir, and from toxin

reservoir to the outside of the body.

You minimize blood toxin level by DECREASING the rate at which toxins

enter the blood from the tissues and INCREASING the rate at which

toxins exit the body from the toxin reservoirs. The most effective

means of DECREASING the rate at which toxins enter the blood stream

from the tissues is to take a very hot shower or spend time in a hot

tub. Heat applied in this fashion decreases the force which drives

waste from tissues into the blood. The underlying mechanism on its

most fundamental level is that moist heat decreases the pranic or

orgonomic charge in the tissues. It is the orgonomic charge in the

tissues which drives waste into the blood stream.

Power is the rate at which work is done. The rate at which an organ

can perform its function, the power of an organ, depends on the rate

of blood flow through the organ. Whatever will increase the rate of

blood flow through an organ will increase its power, will increase

its functional capacity/output.

The benefits of colonic irrigation are multiple, but all are

manifestations of the effects it has on detoxifying the system by

reducing the toxin pressure associated with free toxins in the

system. This it does by excreting from its tissues into its hollow

the nonfunctional matter/toxic waste that it has filtered out of the

blood stream as blood flows through the its tissues.

The technique of colonic irrigation has been around for some time.

It has met a great deal of resistance from the allopathic

medical " profession " because it removes the root cause of disease

from the body--the substance which causes aging and on which

microorganisms feed--and this steals their business. Chiropractors

on the west coast have been using this technique for some time and

they have found that if they use colonic irrigation in conjunction

with their adjustments that people do not need to be adjusted as

frequently. It is the expanded state of the body's tissues caused by

fluid retention which makes frequent adjustments necessary as

adjustments to not hold well when there is significant fluid

retention resulting in tissue congestion within the system. Colonic

irrigation removes the toxic waste which is the cause of fluid

retention and tissue congestion and thus makes the adjustments hold

longer.

Knowledgeable chiropractors treat pediatric acute illnesses with

colonic irrigation and the results are always the same--shortening of

the disease process with enormous amounts of mucous or pus exiting

with the outflowing water and no need for the use of

pharmaceuticals. With proper supervision most people can learn how

to do colonic irrigation for themselves.

DESIGN OF COLONIC IRRIGATION MACHINE1

This machine consists basically three parts: 1)-An inflow mechanism,

2)-An outflow mechanism, 3)-The point where inflow and outflow

mechanisms meet. In all, either two or four valves are needed.

There are basically four controls/valves on a colonic machine: hot

and cold water valves to regulate the temperature by varying the

proportions of hot and cold water, the inflow valve (down stream from

the hot and cold water controls) which regulates the pressure of the

water flowing into the colon, and an outflow valve which controls the

rate at which water exits the colon. All of these valves should be

brass ball valves so that full on to full off is achieved by a 90°

swing of a handle on the valve.

**Pictures detailing what is described will be made available on the

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The patient is so positioned on a table either with or without towels

under him that at least the entire lumbosacral spine is flat on the

table. If this part of the spine is not flat on the table, there

will be a tendency for the diaphragm to exert pressure on the

abdominal contents which can decrease the ease with which water

enters the colon. The shoulder blades and head can be comfortably

supported on an inclined plane at approximately 30°-45° with the

table. The four valves are all within hand's reach while the patient

is comfortably reclining.

The patient then inserts the rectal tip [a 6' piece of .5 " diameter

PVC tubing with beveled edges for ease of insertion] after having

lubricated it with vegetable shortening so that the tip is at least

2 " beyond the anal sphincter muscle. Connected to the rectal tip is

a transparent polyethylene 1.25 " ID drainage tube. This tube is

generally 3' long and bent in the shape of a U. One end of the tube

connects by means of a T to the rectal tip. This is the crossbar, the

horizontal part of the T. A separate line connects to the stem, the

vertical part of the T. The line connecting to the vertical part of

the T is the line which feeds temperature controlled water into the

body through the rectal tip. The other end of the 1.25 " ID

transparent tube is connected to the outflow valve, the valve which

when opened allows water to exit the colon. The outflow valve itself

is mounted between 2 T's and the vertical part of these T's is

connected by short 2.5 " risers to flange plates which are anchored to

the table on which the patient lies. The openings in the T's

are .75 " . Thus, the outflow valve is situated between two of the

horizontal openings of the T's, leaving two openings. To one of these

openings is connected the above mentioned transparent drainage

machine and to the other opening is connected the drainage tube which

runs to the toilet or some other drain.

The elevation of this transparent tube as it exits the anus must be

parallel to the table on which you are lying. If the tube is resting

on the table, it will have a tendency to make the rectal tip inside

the body go in and upward at an angle and in some individuals this

will cause the opening of the tip inside the body to come into direct

contact with the anterior lining of the colon. This will allow the

water to flow into the colon, but when the outflow valve is opened,

there can be a tendency of the wall of the colon, where it is in

close proximity to the opening of the rectal tip, to act as a flap

valve and thus inhibit the outflow of water.

If someone is having a treatment and much more water is entering than

exiting, the first thing to check is that the drainage tube is

parallel to the table as it exits the body. If it is not parallel,

then some sort of support is needed to hold it in the proper position

to achieve proper drainage. The height to which the transparent

outflow tube must be elevated depends on the height of the persons

anus from the table and this depends on the size of their buttocks.

Usually the height of the support placed under the tubing varies from

1 " to 4 " .

One soon learns how to position the outflow tube so that the water

exits as easily as it enters. Some people have a tendency to expel

the tube from the body. The possibility of this happening can be

minimized. About 3 " to 4 " from the anus the inflow hose joins the

outflow hose at a 90° angle. One can easily position a foot just

beyond this inflow hose which will prevent the rectal tip from being

expelled from those who have a problem with this.

Some tables have a bar about 16 " to 24 " high at the end of the table

on which one can rest either one or both Achilles tendons for comfort

sake. Having the feet elevated in this fashion serves to anteflex

the lumbosacral spine making it lie flat on the table by eliminating

the lumbar curve in the spine.

Once one is comfortably positioned on the table with the rectal tip

properly positioned in the body, the outflow valve is fully opened

and the inflow valve partially opened so that water can flow directly

through the inflow tubing to the outflow tubing without much of the

water entering the colon. When the inflow valve [the valve

controlling the rate at which water enters the colon] is opened and

the outflow valve [the valve which allows water to exit the colon] is

open, water takes the path of least resistance, does not enter the

colon, but runs through the outflow valve and down the drain. This

position of the valves is used when you are making appropriate

adjustments in the temperature of the inflowing water so the water

does not enter the colon until the temperature has been properly

adjusted.

Thus it is at this point in time that one adjusts the hot and cold

water ratios to achieve the desired temperature of the inflowing

water which is registered on an easily visible thermometer which is

attached to the outflow side of the inflow valve..

Once the desired temperature is achieved, the outflow valve is fully

closed so that water is forced to enter the colon. The rate at which

an uncomfortable pressure is felt in the colon is mainly dependent on

the rate at which water enters the colon which is controlled with the

inflow valve. The more rapid the rate of the inflowing water, the

sooner the pressure reaches a point where discomfort is felt and the

pressure must be reduced by opening the outflow valve. The colon is

triggered to contract when a certain wall tension is reached in the

wall of the colon. The more rapid the fill the quicker this wall

tension is reached and the less the total volume of the fill OR the

more slow the fill the slower this wall tension is reached and the

greater the total volume. The greater the fill volume the greater

the distension and the greater the distension the greater the mucus

output.

The slower the water flows into the colon, the larger the fill it

will take because a slow fill gives the muscle fibers a chance to

relax and accommodate the inflowing water. In any case, finally a

point of tension is reached, THE CONTRACTION THRESHOLD, where the

tension in the wall triggers a contraction. The slower the filling

rate and the higher the temperature (above body temperature), the

longer it takes for the internal pressure to reach the point of

discomfort where wall tension triggering a contraction is induced and

the more rapid the filling rate and the cooler the water temperature

(below body temperature) the sooner the discomfort where wall tension

triggering a contraction is induced.

Thus, one can get much more water into the colon by running the

inflow rate at a low rate and elevated temperature than at a high

rate with a cooler temperature. Each of these specific combination

of variables is useful under different circumstances. There is never

a situation where a rapid fill is desirable. Slow and warm is used

until all fecal matter has been removed and then slow and cool.

The contraction tension threshold takes longer to reach with warm

water than with cold water because warm water relaxes the tissues

while cold water tones the tissues.

When the inflow rate is slow, the time it takes to reach this

contraction tension threshold is maximized; when the inflow rate is

rapid, the time it takes to reach the contraction tension threshold

is minimized. Sooner or later, the pressure will reach a level where

one will have a desire to expel the water. As one gains experience

with this procedure, one will be able to tolerate greater filling

before feeling the need to expel the water. This is due to the

strength of the colon's musculature being increased through

exercise. It is the stretching of the wall of the colon with the

inflowing water against its resting tension that exercises the

colonic musculature, increases blood flow throughout the colon, and

with time and persistence restores normal anatomy and function.

The strength developed by exercising a muscle is proportional to the

resistance/tension against which it has to work. The strength

developed in the colon is proportional to the amount of exercise

[work] done and the resistance [wall tension] against which the

exercise is done. Exercise is proportional to work done during a

fill. Work is proportional to mass and the distance the mass is

moved. The colon is worked by stretching its walls. The greater the

fill volume, the greater the stretch and the greater the stretch the

greater the work done

During colonic irrigation, work is stored [potential energy] during

the filling phase and the stored work is spent [kinetic energy]

during the emptying phase.

Endurance is proportional to work capacity [total work, work

duration] while power is proportional to the rate at which the work

is done. Thus strength or power generated uring the fill is

proportional to the tension induced in the musculature of the colon

wall, to the distance the tension is moved, and to the rate at which

the tension is moved. It is the power developed during the filling

of the colon which determines the increase in blood flow which takes

place when the outflow valve is opened and the colon allowed to spend

the energy stored in its walls during the fill. Healing [the removal

of nonfunctional matter] is always proportional to blood flow. The

greater the blood flow, the greater the amount of mucus extracted

from the blood as it circulates through the tissues of the colon, and

the greater the amount of mucus removed from the blood, the greater

the healing.

Blood flow to the colon is always decreased during the filling phase

[because the tissues are compressed during the fill which collapses

the blood vessels in the organ] and increased during the emptying

phase [because the tissues are relaxed, dilated during the emptying

phase which allows the blood vessels to dilate and expand].

The work done in filling the colon is indicated by the degree the

wall is stretched which is proportional to the volume of the fill

prior to release of the stored water or work done is proportional to

the increase in radius of the colon.

When one feels the need to expel the water, the outflow valve is

opened to allow the water to drain from the colon. It is the speed at

which the outflow valve is opened which determines whether or not one

will derive the benefits which can come with colonic irrigation. If

you suddenly open the outflow valve fully, the water just drains out

of the body by gravity flow without releasing the energy stored while

stretching the tensed muscle. During the filling of the colon, its

potential energy is increased; when the water drains, the potential

energy is converted to kinetic energy. The formula for this

phenomenon is what Wilhelm Reich, M.D. called " Tension-Charge-

Discharge-Relaxation. "

The benefit of exercising a muscle comes with the increase in blood

flow to the muscle when its tension is released. The increase in

blood flow to any muscle after its tension from exercising is

released is proportional to the degree of relaxation achieved because

it is in the state of relaxation that the maximum volume of blood

flow to the muscle is achieved. The amount of blood flowing through

the muscle when in the relaxed state is proportional to the tension

against which the stretch is exerted and the duration the stretch is

maintained. It is the increase in blood flow which is responsible

for the benefits associated with exercise because the increase in

blood flow flushes out the muscle bed, increases its oxygenation, and

drives the nonfunctional matter out of the muscle.

Lets look at the same thing with different words to help make the

concept clear. Work done is proportional to the distance (the degree

of muscular stretch induced in the colon wall by the inflowing water)

the resistance (wall tension) moves through.

Moving a low resting wall tension through a fixed distance does less

work than moving a high resting wall tension through that same

distance. Power is the rate at which work is done. Thus the more

rapidly one moves a given resistance (wall tension) a given distance

(degree of stretch of colon wall), the greater the power developed.

The greater the power the greater the blood flow through the colon's

tissues when the tension is released and relaxation achieved AND what

is of most importance, the greater the volume of blood flowing

through the colon during its state of relaxation, the more

nonfunctional matter/mucous molecules is filtered out of the blood

and the greater the amount of nonfunctional matter filtered out of

the blood stream during the state of relaxation, the purer becomes

the blood stream as it circulates through the rest of the body.

During the relaxation phase [when the blood vessels are dilated] the

phase accompanied by a marked inflow of blood, the reservoir spaces

[goblet cells] filter nonfunctional matter out of the blood flowing

through the tissue and once again become filled/saturated. Filling

the colon after the relaxation phase, stretches the wall, thins it

out and squeezes the nonfunctional matter out of the goblet cells

into the hollow of the colon to be propelled to the outside of the

body when the outflow valve is opened.

The amount of mucous squeezed out when the colon is stretched during

the fill phase is directly proportional to the amount of mucus

filtered out of the blood stream during the previous relaxation

phase. The amount of mucus filtered out during the relaxation phase

is directly proportional to the volume of blood flowing through the

tissue during the relaxation phase which is proportional to the

degree of relaxation which in turn is proportional to the degree of

stretch/desaturation achieved during the fill. The amount of blood

flowing through the tissue [the blood flow above the normal resting

rate] during the relaxation phase is proportional to the wall tension

produced during the fill/stretch phase and to the duration the peak

wall tension is maintained. During the stretched phase of increased

wall tension, the blood flow through the tissue is minimized. This

causes a decrease in tissue oxygenation which is always accompanied

by an acidotic state of the tissues [an increase in the acidic

products of metabolism]. It is the sudden release of these acid

metabolites during the relaxation/emptying phase which causes the

dilatation of the blood vessels accompanied by a marked increase in

the volume of blood flow through the tissue and it is this increase

in the volume and rate of blood flow [above the resting state volume

and rate of blood flow] which purifies the tissue of the colon

itself. It is the silting phenomenon again--what came out of

solution at a slow rate of blood flow reenters the blood stream

during a more rapid rate of blood flow.

THE KEY TO HEALING ANY ORGAN IS TO INCREASE ITS CIRCULATION.

The accumulation of nonfunctional matter, wherever it occurs in the

body results in a decrease in circulation because fluid retention

produces tissue congestion and concomitant compression of blood

vessels in the tissue. The key to healing is purification. The key to

purification is to increase blood flow.

The amount of mucus expressed during the stretch phase is

proportional to the degree of emptying of what was stored during the

relaxation phase. When the wall tension created during the stretch

phase reaches a maximum [the point when a contraction is induced],

the reservoir spaces have been emptied. It is at this point that one

feels the need to open the outflow valve to relieve the discomfort

associated with the peak of the stretch phase.

The amount of mucus pulled out of the circulating blood into the

goblet cells during the relaxation phase is equal to the volume of

blood [which flows through the tissue during the relaxation phase]

whose rate of flow exceeds the resting blood flow rate through the

tissue. As soon as the reservoir spaces are saturated, the rate of

blood flow through the tissue decreases.

The easiest way to increase the resting wall tension (against which

a stretch is exerted by the inflowing water) is to drop the

temperature of the inflowing water. The colder the inflowing water

the greater the wall tension induced against which the stretch must

be exerted. The colder the inflowing water, the greater the blood

flow produced when the tension is relaxed as the stretch is decreased

by allowing the water to exit the colon. The greater the blood flow

in the relaxed colon, the greater the amount of mucous that is

filtered out of the blood flowing through the colon tissue. The rate

at which mucous is filtered out of the blood flowing through the

colon is proportional to a)-the volume of the reservoir spaces which

are not saturated, -the rate of blood flow, and c)-the

concentration of mucous in the blood stream entering the colon

tissues.

Thus, the colder the water irrigating the colon, the greater the

amount of mucous expressed from the colon per contraction.

A more exact way of explaining tension developed is to use the

terminology of orgonomics of Wilhelm Reich, M.D. Tension developed

is proportional to orgonomic charge and orgonomic charge to water

temperature, the cooler the water the greater the orgonomic charge

because it is orgone energy which is responsible for the charge and

the capacity of water to store orgone energy is greater in proportion

to the coldness of the water.

Orgone energy stimulates elimination and that is why many become

symptomatic when it is cold and wet. The cold and wet increases the

orgonomic charge throughout the body. While a hot dry environment

decreases symptoms because hot and dry decreases the orgonomic charge

throughout the body and thus slows down all eliminative processes on

which the manifestation of symptoms depends.

The proper way to open the outflow valve is very gradually so that

the wall of the colon never looses contact with the water it is

expelling. In this fashion it is the colon musculature which pushes

the water out of the body rather than the water leaving due to the

force of gravity. When the valve is suddenly opened fully all at

once, the water just runs out due to the force of gravity. In this

way the contraction (induced by stretching the muscular wall of the

colon until the contraction threshold tension is reached in the wall)

produced by the inflowing water fails to go on to a state of

relaxation with its benefits of marked increase in blood flow

because the colon wall looses contact with the outflowing water.

In order to achieve relaxation of the tensed colon wall, the colon

needs to be releasing its stored energy gradually as it cannot

release it all at once and this it accomplishes by expelling its

water content gradually

against some resistance, in this case the resistance produced by the

outflow valve that is only partially opened. It is the friction of

the water flowing through a valve that is only partially opened which

creates the resistance against which the colon releases its stored

tension/potential energy.

If the outflow valve is fully opened all at once, the outflowing

water meets no resistance. The colon wall looses contact with the

water and thus has no mass against which to release/relax its stored

tension/ contractile force.

The resistance to the outflowing water (which is what releases the

stored tension gradually) is maintained as long as the outflow valve

is not opened so much that the water comes away from the wall of the

colon. If the colon cannot relax its tension against the water, the

force expelling the water will be lost and the colon will not go to a

state of complete relaxation. This happens if the water flows out

too rapidly because of an over open valve. The colon wall will

maintain contact with the water inside it as long as a certain

resistance to the outflowing water is maintained by not opening the

outflow valve to the point where it is gravity which determines the

water to flow out rather than the tension produced by the muscular

wall of the colon.

The speed with which the outflow valve can be opened without the

water coming away from the wall of the colon is directly related to

the tension against which the colon is stretched by the inflowing

water. The lower the wall tension, the more slowly must the outflow

valve be opened so that the colon wall maintains contact with the

outflowing water. The colder the water used during the fill, the more

rapidly the valve can be opened and still have the wall of the colon

maintain its contact with the outflowing water. The force with which

the water is expelled during the emptying state is proportional to

the coldness of the water used during the fill. Muscular wall

tension increases with decreasing inflow water temperature.

The healing of an organ depends on the removal of the accumulated

nonfunctional matter which has come out of solution onto cell

membranes within the organ. It is the deposition of nonfunctional

matter on cell membranes which causes an organ to age and lose its

normal functional level. Wherever there is a change in form there is

a concomitant change of function based on the biological principle

which states that function is determined by form, i.e. anatomy

determines physiology.

The easiest way to remove the accumulated nonfunctional matter from

an organ is to increase the volume and rate of blood flow through the

organ. Just as silt carried in a stream falls to the stream bed when

the current slows down enough and will be picked back up by the

stream when its current is increased, so likewise the nonfunctional

matter which has settled onto cell membranes where the blood flow is

slowest in the capillary bed of an organ where each cell is in

contact with its own blood supply will be released from its site of

deposition if the blood flow is increased. Blood flow volume and rate

through an organ is increased when the application of a cold stimulus

to an organ is released.

As stated earlier the degree of blood flow increase to the colon

after stored water is released is proportional to the degree of

relaxation achieved which is proportional the tension level achieved

during the stretch and to the time the stretch is maintained. This

is so because when the wall is in its maximum state of tension the

availability of oxygen to the cells is decreased since the capillary

bed of the organ in this state is compressed. This prevents the

metabolism of glucose from going to completion and results in the

generation of acid byproducts of metabolism. It is the release of

the acid byproducts of metabolism which is responsible for the

dilated state of the colon in its relaxed state that is accompanied

by an increase in the rate and volume of blood flowing through the

organ. When an acidotic state is created in an organ and the

stimulus that led to the creation of the acidotic state is released,

there is always a rebound hyperemia--the increase in blood flow over

the baseline blood flow level when the stimulus is released. There

is no true healing of an organ unless the nonfunctional matter stored

in the organ is removed and this cannot happen unless the blood flow

through the organ is increased to a level which is more rapid than

was the blood flow rate when the nonfunctional matter came out of the

blood stream and was deposited onto cell membranes in the organ.

As the water stored during the filling of the colon is released, a

comfort level is reached as the tension decreases while the water is

being released. Usually the comfort level is reached prior to the

point at which all the water in the colon has exited. As soon as the

discomfort has abated, the outflow valve can once again be closed and

the colon allowed to fill back up until one senses that the tension

needs to be released. Tension is perceived as the discomfort of

distension. The more discomfort you can tolerate, the greater will

be the strength you develop in the musculature of the colon. Tension

developed is proportional to will exerted. It is very much like

lifting weights.

Tension is proportional to will, relaxation to tension, blood flow

to relaxation, and strength to blood flow. Will determines tension.

Tension determines relaxation. Relaxation determines blood flow, and

blood flow by determining the internal purity of the muscle,

determines strength.

TENSION:WILL EXERTED

RELAXATION:TENSION

BLOOD FLOW: RELAXATION

STRENGTH:BLOOD FLOW

The stronger the colon becomes, the greater is its blood supply and

the more rapidly it can purify the blood stream. The Sanskrit word

in Ayurvedic medicine for colon is shakti nadi--power tube. The

expression " to scare the shit out of someone " has a physiological

basis. In emergencies when strength and clarity of mind are

essential, the adrenal glands dump their contents suddenly into the

blood stream which causes a sudden and intense contraction of the

colon which both evacuates its fecal contents and empties the colon

toxin reservoir composed of the sum total of its mucous saturated

goblet cells into the hollow of the colon. When the reservoir is

suddenly and completely emptied by a very forceful contraction of the

colon, the concentration of waste in the blood markedly and suddenly

decreases by entering the newly vacated spaces in the emptied colon

toxin reservoir. The electrical force on which the brain can run at

any given moment is relative to the purity of the blood. Likewise

strength is proportional to the purity of the blood. In emergencies

many do what is needed without even thinking about it. They are

running on automatic. This is a higher part of the mind and requires

a greater electrical force and hence greater purity of blood than the

thinking mind and only comes into action for most people when they

are suddenly faced with an emergency. Impurities in the blood create

resistance to electrical flow in the body so as the resistance to

flow decreases, the electrical flow increases. Hence, the

expression " I have the strength of ten for my heart is pure. "

Chinese medicine calls the colon " The Mother of the Heart. " The

colon protects the heart because it removes high molecular weight

nonfunctional matter from the blood stream. When high molecular

weight nonfunctional matter in the form of mucous molecules is

present in the blood stream , it increases markedly the intrinsic

viscosity of the blood and this increases the work load on the heart

as it pumps the viscous blood throughout the body. For many decades

now the two most prevalent death causing diseases have been heart

disease and cancer of the colon. It is a malfunctioning colon which

is responsible for many forms of heart disease.

The purpose of colonic irrigation is two fold: to remove the hardened

fecal matter that is encrusting the walls of the colon and after that

has all been removed to increase the blood flow to the tissues

composing the colon wall which will flush out of its tissues the

molecular waste that is coating the muscle cells throughout the

colon. The colon is markedly dilated in most individuals and very

suboptimal in its level of functioning. Just as it took years to

reach this markedly dilated state, so it takes a great deal of

irrigation to make it shrink back down to its normal size. This is

why it is essential to have your own unit in your home.

The easiest way to remove the old encrusted fecal material from the

colon is to have the inflowing water at or above body temperature

since this will cause the colon to relax and allow the water to get

into the space between the wall of the colon and the encrusted fecal

matter. The inflow water can be used up to 110°F. It usually takes

several weeks of daily irrigation at this temperature before this old

encrusted material breaks loose. When it starts to break loose,

people often experience intense nausea or vomiting followed by the

expulsion of a dark gray or black material, sometimes as hard as rock

accompanied by a most foul odor. Once this matter stops exiting, the

temperature of the inflowing water can be dropped below body

temperature (80°-90°F) in order to increase blood flow to the colon.

Colonic irrigation with water below body temperature increases blood

flow to all the organs below the diaphragm and hence is a powerful

rejuvenator. If you drop the water temperature to the point that you

induce a state of shivering throughout the entire body, you will have

increased the blood flow throughout the entire body. Cold water

irrigation of the colon when done on a regular basis is the most

powerful known age reversing agent. The waste which the colon

filters out of the blood stream flowing through its tissues comes

from all parts of the body.

Colonic irrigation is much easier to do if there is no fecal matter

in the colon. The presence of fecal matter in the colon from the

daily diet can cause drainage problems if the fecal matter is not

soft. Sometimes a hard piece of fecal material will come up against

the opening of the outflow tube inside the body and act as a flap

valve allowing the water to enter but not to exit and one has to get

up off the machine, go to the bathroom and evacuate and get back on

the machine. If the fecal matter is soft there is usually no

problem. The removal of soft fecal material is facilitated by the

use of water at or above body temperature until the passage of fecal

matter ceases. If you use inflow water that is cooler than body

temperature, you will often throw the colon into a contraction on the

fecal material and create a delay in the exiting of this material.

The easiest way to avoid this situation is to take warm water enemas

and get as much water into your colon as possible and then pass the

water and refill. Take enemas until no more fecal matter comes out

and then get on the machine and all you will see coming out is

mucous. When contractions are induced against fecal matter in the

colon, the sensation can be most unpleasant.

When taking enemas there are times when due to the proximity of fecal

material to the rectum, not much water can be taken into the colon.

Take what you can and then go back and refill and you will find that

you hold more. It usually takes at least two gallons of warm water

by enemas to clear out all the fecal material.

If you have to get off the table to relieve what appears to be a

temporary obstruction to the outflowing water, first turn off the

inflow control completely, open the outflow valve fully and then

remove the rectal irrigating tip being sure that when you do so to

immediately elevate the tip as it exits the body so as to prevent the

spillage of water. By lifting the outflow tubing as the tip exits

the rectum, the water contained will easily drain through the fully

opened outflow valve.

For a person to produce true healing in their body takes years of

hard work, beyond what most people in our simplistic society could

possibly imagine. Those therapies which are most effective in

producing true healing are the ones which get rid of the most toxic

waste and there are basically only two: colonic irrigation and the

daily use of a steam box. There is no easy way that is effective.

There are many therapies which make one feel better, but they do very

little if anything to rid the body of its stores of accumulated

waste. You cannot judge the effectiveness of the power of any

therapy by the way it makes you feel since it is usually only when

you are feeling worse that you are really getting better. Since most

people function on the emotional plane rather than the mental plane,

there are very few who ever make a serious commitment to purifying

the physical body. They would rather do something else and die.

Death is not inevitable. It is not due to some mysterious process

over which we have no control. We dig our graves with our mouth and

it is at the bottom opening that the whole process leading up to

death is reversed. The scientific basis of age reversal and indeed,

of physical immortality was first put into the written word by the

descendants of Abraham through Keturah, the Kashmiri Brahmins, in the

sanskrit treatises on Hatha Yoga. Many sense the need to get back to

fundamentals and the most fundamental of fundamentals is the

fundament of the body. It is by activating the structures in the

body's fundament that the aging process is reversed.

Rate of healing the colon is proportional to rate of removal of

nonfunctional matter [the MATERIAL CAUSE of disease] in the colon

which is proportional to blood flow. The greater the blood flow, the

greater the amount of nonfunctional matter and the greater the

removal of nonfunctional matter the greater the healing.

The slower you fill, the colder the water, the greater the distension

[fill volume], the longer you hold the fill volume and the slower the

release of the fill volume, the greater the volume of blood flow

through the colon tissues during the relaxed phase and the greater

the amount of nonfunctional matter removed and the greater the

healing. Indeed, when colonic irrigation is done properly you will

often see the outflow tube completely filled with mucus for minutes

on end.