Colonics. Not for the faint hearted!

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Colonics are super enemas, done by a licensed person. Always make sure they

use purified water. It doesn't hurt. You just lie down (only slightly

indignant) and water is moved in and out of your bowel, gently, and the gunk

comes out through a pump. People who do this are really into it, so the

pumps and tubes they use are clear. That is so you can see all the " shit " ,

literally, coming through. They ah and uh at everything coming out. You

feel cleaner, and definitely lighter. There is a rap about build-up of gunk

on the sides of your intestines, like tar-y stuff that comes with years of

bad eating. Technically, I've heard it's never been proven. MD's will tell

you that people who are autopsied don't have any gunk build-up. But if you

read a natural eater like Ehret Mucusless Diet, he'll have you squirming at

the thought of tary intestines inside of you and you'll run out for a series

of colonics.

I think they're nice; kind of like getting a facial. But not essential.

If you fast for extended periods they are necessary, because then toxins are

released into your system, and it's helps the body move the toxins out

faster. But I don't think fasting and AP go together.

Hope this wasn't too graphic a description.

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>From: Sharon.Ali-Mohamed@...

>leslie@...

>Subject: RE: rheumatic Diet

>Date: Fri, Mar 10, 2000, 9:18 PM

>

>can you tell me a little bit about the colonics.

>

>Sharon

>

> Re: rheumatic Diet

>>Date: Fri, Mar 10, 2000, 12:31 AM

>>

>

>> I think diet does effect RA, for instance i discovered wheat caused me to

>>flare, so a elimimation diet is good thing to try. Also i have personally

>>met 2 people in remission using diet changes alone. I also went into

>>remission for about 8 months (i didnt even take a advil) when i made

>changes

>>in my diet. Also good eating habbits can help you deal with the medications

>>better, improve your immune system so you dont get sick as often, and

>>control your weight.

>> But there is more, the people who went into remission i met also did

>>colonic flushes and went through a detoxification process.

>> It is a tricky disease and theres no one answer, but i think eating a low

>>fat, high nutrition diet is important.

>>

>>

>> rheumatic Diet

>>

>>

>>> From: " Patten " <leslie@...>

>>>

>>> Hi,

>>>

>>> You're right. Diet is the key to feeling good, except when it comes to

>>> arthritis--then diet is not the key. Seems like so many diseases respond

>>to

>>> diet, exercise, etc. But arthritis is just deeper than that--so

>>something.

>>> It's frustrating.

>>>

>>>

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