Natural colon cleanse

[Guest guest]

Hi

While we are on the socially dodgy subject of colon cleansing I was

wondering if anyone had a direction on cleansing the gastrointestinal tract

completely. The mucoid plaque that builds up over years is given a lot of

attention in the colon but it is everywhere putrefying and releasing toxins back

in to the body and preventing the villi from absorbing nutrients. The pundits

for the rather expensive herbal cures (which I am sure work) say that eating raw

will not rid us of this plaque. Other say wheatgrass helps. I need to find a way

that does not cost much partially because if a thing is to be of use then it has

to be of use to everyone. Any ideas ? And how can we know it has worked ?

 

 

 

Kirk

 

PS Sorry if it is ucky subject

-

Tiffany

rawfood

Wednesday, March 08, 2006 8:37 PM

Re: [Raw Food] New to list-question on fasting/ulcerative colitis

 

 

Hi again, Pam!

I haven't researched into raw food lifestyles enough to know whether or not

others would agree to use a colon cleansing supplement, but I do every 3 months

because I'm not 100% raw yet.

I found an all organic blend of very gentle herbs with flax called

" CleanseSMART First Cleanse " by Renewlife and after that I take their

" CleanseSMART Advance Cleanse " . It doesn't make me feel icky or like running to

the bathroom frequently because it works differently than other cleansers. I

bought it from a mostly organic chain market in S. California called " Wild

Oats " , but it's cheaper online if you 'Froogle' on " Google " .

Your post wasn't graphic at all! I think it's safe to say that everybody is

interested in how their body is performing - it's important to monitor your

progress naturally.

If my bowel isn't moving for any odd reason, I go jogging. Not swimming or

walking, just a carefully slow paced jog. Then while sitting I lean forward,

putting one elbow on my knee for support and relax my midriff while gently

jabbing my belly with four fingertips. This will cause your diaphram to force

your breathing with every jab, so let that happen.

-Tiffany

 

Pam Beall <beallp wrote:

Hi I'm new to the list and am currently experiencing an ulcerative colitis

flare up. I was feeling so bad/so much pain I wanted to die. Now I am fasting

and feeling really good. I've used fasting and fruit / juicing to get me through

every flare for 10 years only to not continue a raw lifestyle. I'm ready to

change for good. I have a question about elimination while fasting. Sorry if

it's too graphic, but I've read about people getting rid of the stuff in their

colon while fasting. I am not eliminating since I'm not eating. Is this normal ?

Do I need a colon cleanse supplement?

Pam

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Kirk,

Look into colonic irrigation/colon hydrotherapy. Most likely there's a clinic

in your area. Somewhere between 6 and 12 treatments, all that hard, black,

rubbery substance which has accumulated and adhered to your intestinal walls

will be completely dispelled in one sitting. All that is used in a sterile

environment is purified warm water for about 45 minutes while the therapist

massages your belly.

I plan on doing this so that all the raw food I eat could completely absorb

into my body.

 

Kirk <jlcgull wrote:

Hi

While we are on the socially dodgy subject of colon cleansing I was

wondering if anyone had a direction on cleansing the gastrointestinal tract

completely. The mucoid plaque that builds up over years is given a lot of

attention in the colon but it is everywhere putrefying and releasing toxins back

in to the body and preventing the villi from absorbing nutrients. The pundits

for the rather expensive herbal cures (which I am sure work) say that eating raw

will not rid us of this plaque. Other say wheatgrass helps. I need to find a way

that does not cost much partially because if a thing is to be of use then it has

to be of use to everyone. Any ideas ? And how can we know it has worked ?

Kirk

PS Sorry if it is ucky subject

-

Tiffany

rawfood

Wednesday, March 08, 2006 8:37 PM

Re: [Raw Food] New to list-question on fasting/ulcerative colitis

Hi again, Pam!

I haven't researched into raw food lifestyles enough to know whether or not

others would agree to use a colon cleansing supplement, but I do every 3 months

because I'm not 100% raw yet.

I found an all organic blend of very gentle herbs with flax called

" CleanseSMART First Cleanse " by Renewlife and after that I take their

" CleanseSMART Advance Cleanse " . It doesn't make me feel icky or like running to

the bathroom frequently because it works differently than other cleansers. I

bought it from a mostly organic chain market in S. California called " Wild

Oats " , but it's cheaper online if you 'Froogle' on " Google " .

Your post wasn't graphic at all! I think it's safe to say that everybody is

interested in how their body is performing - it's important to monitor your

progress naturally.

If my bowel isn't moving for any odd reason, I go jogging. Not swimming or

walking, just a carefully slow paced jog. Then while sitting I lean forward,

putting one elbow on my knee for support and relax my midriff while gently

jabbing my belly with four fingertips. This will cause your diaphram to force

your breathing with every jab, so let that happen.

-Tiffany

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Kirk wrote:

> I was wondering if anyone had a direction on cleansing the

> gastrointestinal tract completely.

 

Hi Kirk!

The Master Cleanser is supposed to do a complete cleansing of the

gastro-intestinal tract. In my experience, that is what happens.

For sure, I know it (personally) it cleanses kidneys, liver, and

colon.

 

The last time I had a colonoscopy, I realized that, with my schedule,

I would not be able to do all the required enemas, so I decided to do

the Master Cleanser (I had only 5 days before my appointment!)

When I got there, when they asked me if I had followed the prescribed

regimen, I was honest and told them what I had done to prepare.

The nurses warned me that if they " got in there " and found that I was

" unclean " , the procedure would be discontinued, and I would have to

come back. After 5 days, I was fairly confident (if you have ever

done the master cleanser, you will understand).

After the procedure, while I was still really sleepy, a nurse visited

me and asked me what I had done... (I sort of doubt I told her

anything more detailed than " the Master Cleanser " .

Regardless, the internist was happy with the results.

If and when I decide to do it again (yes, I should, I will do the

Master Cleanser again as a prep.

 

I do Master Cleanser when I feel I need a Liver Detox, or when I feel

like things aren't working, or when I feel sick.

I tend to do a Master Cleanser also at the spring, summer, fall, and

winter equinoxes.

 

I learned of the Master Cleanser from a woman who was using it as part

of a health regimen which I later learned was a to combat her cancer.

I read about it (the book is in the list database) and decided to

include it in my life.

 

Margaret