focusing on opening eliminative channels

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--- Ade <ade_xx wrote:

> > 4. Are bowel movements regular during the

cleanse?

> Or do they stop

> or slow down as during a fast?

 

I can only answer this from my own personal experience

but can share that mine improved during a fast! j

 

When I began making dietary changes (20+ years ago), I

had very few bowel movements! I did not know anything

was wrong...ignorance was not bliss. I was lucky

because a very good friend of mine had made her

transition to raw food under the care of a naturopath

(when naturopathy was considered quackery). From her,

I learned to first focus on intestinal cleansing (via

enemas) before focusing on radical dietary changes.

Therefore, for 6 months, I did a complete enema every

week. I stopped when I could do a complete enema on

Saturday night and have a large normal stool on Sunday

morning. I never regretted this decision. After 7

years of transitioning to a progressively healthier

and more raw diet, I decided to do nighly enemas until

I could do a nightly enema and have normal morning

stools for an entire week. I combined this with my

iridology studies. I was astounded at the results.

 

It took 9 months to get my intestines to function

normally (in the manner mentioned). I watched the

nerve energy trabeculae in my irises increase as these

months passed. It was shortly after this experiment

that I had my first real cleanse...an irritating but

non-debilitating cold. (I had not had a cold in about

10 years.)

 

mary

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> Thanks, Ade

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Thank you for this information Mary. Ade---