Guest guest Posted December 31, 2006 Report Share Posted December 31, 2006 Greetings to all and HAPPY NEW!! I have a question about a body cleanser product that I just bought at my local health food store. It's appropriately titled, " Whole Body Cleanse " and it's by " Enzymatic Therapy " . This kit comes with 1 - whole body laxative formula, 35 tablets 1 - fiber fusion, 112 ultracaps 1 - super milk thistle, 28 caplets. It's a 2 week program and it says it will detoxify the whole body including the intestines, liver, circulatory and lymphatic systems and the gall bladder-which I really want cleansed. Ok...so my question is am I suppose to take something to replace all the friendly bacteria after doing this cleanse? I've heard something about when you clean everything out like this that you're supposed to put something back that belongs there...LOL! Thanks for readin' Cindee {) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2006 Report Share Posted December 31, 2006 Cindee, if the Fiber Fusion contains inulin or FOS, it's the right thing; feeding the bowel probiotics is way ahead of eating more of them. They have to be fed to be active and they have to be active to take up residence as a colony on the bowel lining. Inulin, 12 grams daily, is the best probiotic food and some fiber blends include a little. Maybe you'd like to know about the candidiasis group; it's the largest and I think most scientific bowel health discussion forum: candidiasis/ Bonnie. , " Cindee " <cindeeroo wrote: > > Greetings to all and HAPPY NEW!! > > I have a question about a body cleanser product that I just bought at > my local health food store. It's appropriately titled, " Whole Body > Cleanse " and it's by " Enzymatic Therapy " . This kit comes with > > 1 - whole body laxative formula, 35 tablets > 1 - fiber fusion, 112 ultracaps > 1 - super milk thistle, 28 caplets. > > It's a 2 week program and it says it will detoxify the whole body > including the intestines, liver, circulatory and lymphatic systems and > the gall bladder-which I really want cleansed. > > Ok...so my question is am I suppose to take something to replace all > the friendly bacteria after doing this cleanse? I've heard something > about when you clean everything out like this that you're supposed to > put something back that belongs there...LOL! > > Thanks for readin' > Cindee {) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2007 Report Share Posted January 3, 2007 Hiya, Bonnie! Thanks for responding to my question. I've looked on the bottle and the ingredients are as follows: psyllium (Plantago ovata) husk, oat (Avena sativa) bran, guar gum (Cyamopsis tetragonoloba) seed extract, pectin (from citrus fruit) and marshmallow (Althaea officinalis) root extract 3.5:1. Other ingredients include: cellulose, vegatable polysaccharide capsule, vegatable glycerine, magnesium stearate, and silicon dioxide. Do any of the ingredients above contain what you listed only perhaps as a different name? I've read time and time again what you've explained about the candidiasis, bowel lining and such. However, I can either hardly understand or make sense of most of it, or can never retain what I do read. My brain just can't grasp it all. If perhaps I were to get a visual, maybe on a daily basis, then I may have a chance of actually remember and/or learning any of the body's make-up. Jeesh...I'm so challenged. LOL! Thanks again for the help and info. Cindee {) , " Bonnie Moss " <bonnie0moss wrote: > > Cindee, if the Fiber Fusion contains inulin or FOS, it's the right > thing; feeding the bowel probiotics is way ahead of eating more of > them. They have to be fed to be active and they have to be active to > take up residence as a colony on the bowel lining. Inulin, 12 grams > daily, is the best probiotic food and some fiber blends include a > little. > > Maybe you'd like to know about the candidiasis group; it's the > largest and I think most scientific bowel health discussion forum: > candidiasis/ > > > > Bonnie. > > , " Cindee " > <cindeeroo@> wrote: > > > > Greetings to all and HAPPY NEW!! > > > > I have a question about a body cleanser product that I just bought > at > > my local health food store. It's appropriately titled, " Whole Body > > Cleanse " and it's by " Enzymatic Therapy " . This kit comes with > > > > 1 - whole body laxative formula, 35 tablets > > 1 - fiber fusion, 112 ultracaps > > 1 - super milk thistle, 28 caplets. > > > > It's a 2 week program and it says it will detoxify the whole body > > including the intestines, liver, circulatory and lymphatic systems > and > > the gall bladder-which I really want cleansed. > > > > Ok...so my question is am I suppose to take something to replace all > > the friendly bacteria after doing this cleanse? I've heard something > > about when you clean everything out like this that you're supposed > to > > put something back that belongs there...LOL! > > > > Thanks for readin' > > Cindee {) > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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