Professional Colon Cleansing

most pepole have 2 to 22 lbs of undigested crud stuck in their colon. So yes on that part, but followed by a diet with plenty of veggies to keep the colon walls clean can keep the buildup down. It will reduce the bloated look and keep things moving through better. (let's not forget an active lifestyle)

2007-02-27 12:23:20 by Briana S

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the colon cleanse i would like to use says to take one tablespoon up to three times a day but i wanted to know how this measures up to having it done professionally example would one day (one tablespoon three times a day)of the at home colon cleanse be more or less of a cleanse compared to a Professional colon cleanse
and no im not using it as a diet i'm jus asking a question

I have a lot of intestinal problems, and I was forever searching for a cleanse that would clean me out, but wouldn't restrict my dietary needs. It was a long search, but there's this Citronada cleanse at Vitamin World. (In my opinion, Vitamin World is a lot better than GNC, they actually care about you.) I'm not the kind of person who takes vitamins and all that crap, but this cleanse is great. It's a 2-4 day cleanse, and you just add 2 oz of it to 8 oz of water. You drink that 8 times a day. (It sounds bad, but I do it with bottled water, which equals to four bottles a day.) It works really well, and by day 4, I feel absolutely great. Plus, you're allowed to eat light meals of fruits and veggies, whereas other cleanses won't let you eat at all.

2009-10-26 23:53:57 by Lisa L

I was just wondering what kind of benefits will a colon cleanse do for me. I have read and heard that depending on how much waste left in your intestines, you can loose weight and can cause you to be more energetic. Now will getting this done also help if starting a diet? You know start fresh.

Will your body be getting more of the nutrients in foods after this is done? And lastly how much does this process cost, ball park estimate?

Thanks

Your colon is clogged with old fecal matter like a dirty fish tank, and it works like an undulating snake. Klee Irwin can help you with dual action cleanse!

2009-08-29 03:32:46 by BLANK BLANKER

Instead of seeking help from medical professional is it possible or advisable to cleanse colon at home? If possible, how does one do it?

Go to http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/colon-c leansing/AN00065 for the facts on colon cleansing.
Colon cleansing: Is it helpful or harmful?
I've read many negative things about colon cleansing, but I don't believe any of them. Colon cleansing generally sounds like a good way to clear toxins from your body. What do you think?
Answer
from Michael Picco, M.D.

Proponents of colon cleansing believe that toxins from your gastrointestinal tract can cause a variety of health problems, such as arthritis, allergies and asthma. They say that colon cleansing — also called colonic irrigation — removes these toxins, thus promoting healthy intestinal bacteria, boosting your energy and enhancing your immune system.

While there is little scientific evidence to support or refute the benefits of colon cleansing, critics say it's generally unnecessary and at times may even be harmful. Although doctors prescribe colon cleansing as preparation for medical procedures such as colonoscopy, most don't recommend it for detoxification. Their reasoning is simple: The digestive system and bowel naturally eliminate waste material and bacteria — your body doesn't need enemas or special diets or pills to do this.

One concern with colon cleansing is that it can increase your risk of dehydration. A potentially more serious concern is that certain laxatives used in colon cleansing, such as those with sodium phosphate, can cause a rise in your electrolytes, which can be dangerous if you have kidney disease or heart disease.

If you choose to do colon cleansing, be sure to take these simple precautions:

* Check with your conventional medical providers first, especially if you take any medications or have any health problems.
* Make sure your colon-cleansing practitioner uses disposable equipment that hasn't been previously used.
* Get a list of specific herbal ingredients and amounts in any colon-cleansing products you use — some herbal supplements can cause health problems.
* Beware of broad or inflated claims that colon cleansing will cure an illness or improve your health.
* Stay well hydrated by drinking lots of fluids while undergoing colon cleansing to prevent dehydration.

If you are considering colon cleansing because of constipation, consider trying these steps first to relieve constipation:

* Drink plenty of fluids, including water
* Eat a diet rich in fiber
* Get regular exercise

2009-08-28 00:23:13 by Mitr

i have heard much about cleansing the colon, especially if you have a family or personal history with polyps or cancer in the colon. it is also supposed to help with weight loss... does anyone know about the effects and side effects of this process? i'd be particularly interested in health care professionals and doctors answers if your out there....

thanks

I've been wanting to try this but it seems very questionable. Recently a friend at work used it, it seems that it is just a laxative or extra fiber that gets you going. He actually called in sick one day due to dizziness possibly because of dehydration. I'm still doubtful about it. Walgreen's started carrying it recently for $40.

2008-06-02 00:07:06 by oar1963