what negative feedback have you heard with colonics?

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What negative feedback have you heard with colonics?

I don't understand then why growing up milk gave me more mucus/congestion than

drinking a soda pop? How can retracing explain that?

Why does eating higher sulfur foods/anti-fungal foods not only give me more pain

in my duodenum, but make me feel like I'm loopy in the head- almost like a

hangover affect. Sulfur does kill yeast which creates carbon dioxide. So How do

I know that its not the carbon dioxide levels that's producing gas build up/pain

in my duodenum. Retracing might be a nice word for carbon dioxide buildup and/or

sulfur can produce gas in general which can cause pressure/pain in the duodenum

area. Eggs/garlic can give healthy people gas--doesn't have to do with

retracing. I might just not handle the gas buildup as well because of the

previous inflammation. Anyways, I have go to slow with certain foods to limit my

pain.

What do you consider constipation? 1 bowel movement a week?

How much vitamin C intravenously actually reaches the liver?

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> What negative feedback have you heard with colonics?

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> I don't understand then why growing up milk gave me more mucus/congestion than

drinking a soda pop? How can retracing explain that?

+++Hi . The body creates mucus in order to help clear out toxins, so you

probably got more mucus from milk because it is a healing food that helps the

body heal and detoxify itself.

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> Why does eating higher sulfur foods/anti-fungal foods not only give me more

pain in my duodenum, but make me feel like I'm loopy in the head- almost like a

hangover affect. Sulfur does kill yeast which creates carbon dioxide. So How do

I know that its not the carbon dioxide levels that's producing gas build up/pain

in my duodenum.

+++Sulfur is one of the macrominerals the body needs daily in order to be

healthy, and it is very important for the detoxification pathways in the body.

So it helps your body detoxify, which can include pain in your duodenum which

needs healing and detoxifying, and also headaches from the effects of toxins.

+++See your doctor to get a good diagnosis so you can confirm whether you have

high CO2 levels in your stomach.

Retracing might be a nice word for carbon dioxide buildup and/or sulfur can

produce gas in general which can cause pressure/pain in the duodenum area.

Eggs/garlic can give healthy people gas--doesn't have to do with retracing. I

might just not handle the gas buildup as well because of the previous

inflammation. Anyways, I have go to slow with certain foods to limit my pain.

+++Retracing has nothing to do with carbon dioxide in any way. Eating

eggs/garlic is also a separate issue from retracing. Retracing only happens

when a person is progressing towards health and not towards dis-ease, so their

body re-experiences, or re-lives, all past symptoms, illnesses, injuries, etc.

while it is healing itself.

> What do you consider constipation? 1 bowel movement a week?

+++Look it up on the internet.

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> How much vitamin C intravenously actually reaches the liver?

+++All blood is filtered through the liver.

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