Observations on Cleanses

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Hi Ron,

I would echo what Elchanan wrote and only add an experience I had a few

years ago. I took a cadaver anatomy class for the primary reason of seeing

this so-called intestinal plaque with my own eyes. The subjects we studied

were two elderly people who had both died of various degenerative diseases.

They seemed to be good candidates for colon plaque, if such a thing existed.

However, when we finally got to their colons there was no tarry,

leathery-looking build-up attached to the interior walls. There was only

bare, grayish, puckered tissue.

 

Imo, the descriptions we often hear of mucoid plaque are a combination of

imagination and misrepresentation of what actually comes out after a typical

" cleanse " . They are intended to create a perceived need for the product

being sold. People like myself, Elchanan and others who tell the truth

about these things have nothing invested in whether what we say is accepted

or not, unlike the people who are selling these products.

 

This may constitute TMI (too much information ) but I have had life-long

problems with constipation. If ever there was a sluggish, atrophied,

impacted colon, it was mine. Enemas were a regular feature of my teen years

and once in my early 20s I ended up in an emergency room because I went an

entire week without going to the bathroom. But after 8 years as a raw

fooder (the last 5 on mostly fruit), I have no complaints about how my colon

now functions. It is comfortable and effortless to eliminate. I've never

had a colonic and have never taken a " cleanse " .

 

The body cleanses itself. All you have to do is remove the source of

over-accumulating waste, and the body will do the rest.

 

Happy cleansing,

Nora

www.RawSchool.com