The colon differences between colonic enemas & colonics explainded!
February 26, 2009
 About colonics, colonic enemas & colon health. |
Colonic enemas & colonics: be aware of the major differences! Dr. Richard T. Bosshardt explains why: the theory behind colonic cleansing relies on several fallacious assumptions. |
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Bosshardt explains:
“One is that colon function regularity equates with health. People vary tremendously in their bowel habits. Some have regular bowel movements, but few are so regular. More important than regularity is consistency. People in the third world are physically active and eat diets high in fiber. They have frequent soft, bulky stools and are rarely constipated. People in industrialized nations tend to be sedentary. They have firm, small stools that are harder to pass.” So, the regularity of your colon function depends on what type of food you consume – some ‘healthy’ diets may induce more bowel movements than other ‘healthy’ diets! “Another fallacy is that the colon essentially is a sewer where food waste sits and putrefies, producing toxins that are absorbed and can make us sick. Colonic proponents imply that over time, layers of old feces accumulate on the colon walls. This is not true. The colon is self-cleansing. Cells on the surface of the colon walls turn over regularly, with older cells sloughing off. Layers of toxin producing waste do not build up on it.” The colon related topics were recently also featured at Oprah & Dr. Oz. LEARN THE BASICS OF A HEALTHY COLON: |
