Water and Colon Cleanse

[Guest guest]

I am looking for advice on 2 issues.

 

1. I am looking for advise on a good colon cleanse that is not too

expensive, but effective. I have seen some for over a $130 and some

for $20.

 

2. Does anyone know of a good water filter that is not too expensive

but is good at filtering out Chlorine and Fluoride?

 

Thanks, Ben

[Guest guest]

Colosan will clean you out like you will not believe in as little as a week,

2

at most.

 

http://tinyurl.com/3gjr4

 

The best water filters are probably distillers or reverse osmosis. In each

case

however, you should be adding minerals back into the water after you make

it.

RO water is acidic and distilled is a chelator and will draw out toxins

from the

body but also nutrients in time.

 

Here are a few distillers over at amazon.

 

http://tinyurl.com/6588j

 

They might have ro systems too?

 

Hope that helps,

 

Dan

 

 

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> Water and Colon Cleanse

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>I am looking for advice on 2 issues.

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>1. I am looking for advise on a good colon cleanse that is not too

>expensive, but effective. I have seen some for over a $130 and some

>for $20.

>

>2. Does anyone know of a good water filter that is not too expensive

>but is good at filtering out Chlorine and Fluoride?

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>Thanks, Ben

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[Guest guest]

Hi Ben, I have used an inexpensive but extremely effective colon detoxification product for many years. Most people here know that I am a survivor of colo-rectal cancer, the #2 killing cancer in the U.S. I was not supposed to have survived. I had used the product, Reneu, for several years before my cancer was diagnosed. My doctors credit Reneu with preventing my cancer from advancing further up into my colon and from there into my lymphatic system and all points beyond. The environment in my colon was not conducive to the cancer being able to thrive and survive in there. It just roadblocked in my lower colon and grew into a huge, inoperable tumor. Unfortunately, I already had the cancer, undiagnosed, before I discovered Reneu. If not for this product, I would surely be gone right now. If you are interested in checking it out, you can see it on my website at: www.firstfitness.com/thin4life. You can also see the all natural ingredients that are in the product, as well as how inexpensive it is. Several people from have tried it. Perhaps they could give you their opinions of it too. I recommend it to everyone I know. I don't meet many other survivors of colo-rectal cancer. That has a tremendous emotional impact on me. I put 110% of that emotion into recommending Reneu. Please let me know if there is anything else I can tell you about Reneu or colon health, etc. I also recommend that everyone have a colonoscopy by age 30, instead of age 50 as recommended by the American Cancer Society. My cancer was diagnosed at age 39. I still have seven years to go before I hit 50, yet I was supposed to have died (according to my doctors) 4 years ago! So when it comes to the colon, I am most definitely here to help! Blessings, Renee >"mjs_daddie" <mjs_daddie> > > Water and Colon Cleanse>Sat, 21 Jan 2006 18:10:45 -0000>>I am looking for advice on 2 issues.>>1. I am looking for advise on a good colon cleanse that is not too>expensive, but effective.

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