oxypowder

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Sounds like it's working for you like it did for me.

Excellent, take one whole lemons' worth of juice with the caps it really

kicks 'em off.

Got to fly now will answer more tomorrow.

Cheers.

Ed

London, UK.

In a message dated 10/02/2006 14:57:06 GMT Standard Time,

monica@... writes:

just started taking Oxypowder two nights ago, and it really is

amazing. I'm taking 5 pills each night. I've never had a cleanse

work this fast... and no stomach cramps, just loads of gurgling.

I'm wondering if anyone else can share their experience with this

product? I've noticed " seeds " in my poop, a little smaller than

peanuts, but still quite big. Any idea what these might be? I've

eaten nothing like this in recent memory.

Also, does this cleanse slow down after your body gets used to it?

And FYI, I am currently on a low carb, no dairy, no nutrisweet diet,

and have been for months. So this may effect my experience with the

product.

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was just about to post the same, where do you get it. Sorry someone answered this for me before (Frederik I think) but lost the post.

Luv Caroline

xxx Oxypowder

Hi Joanne and others,Which oxypowder is recommended, there seem to be several different versions available on ebay and I'd like to order some pronto!!

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/OxyPowder-Detox-Colon-Cleanser-Weight-Loss-

NOW_W0QQitemZ9529453141QQcategoryZ31820QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Got mine from here.

very quick

Joanne

>

> Hi Joanne and others,

> Which oxypowder is recommended, there seem to be several different

> versions available on ebay and I'd like to order some pronto!!

>

>

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I get my oxypowder at

www.oxyshop.co.uk

Elaine

From: Autism Treatment [mailto:Autism Treatment ] On Behalf Of Cath

Sent: 19 June 2006 14:59

Autism Treatment

Subject:

Oxypowder

Hi Joanne

and others,

Which oxypowder is recommended, there seem to be several different

versions available on ebay and I'd like to order some pronto!!

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Thanks Honey have ordered it... Wil be good for me and Mandis slim a thon too as I see it helps with weight loss... bathrooms awayyyyy.

Luv caroline

xxx Re: Oxypowder

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/OxyPowder-Detox-Colon-Cleanser-Weight-Loss-NOW_W0QQitemZ9529453141QQcategoryZ31820QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItemGot mine from here.very quickJoanne>> Hi Joanne and others,> Which oxypowder is recommended, there seem to be several different > versions available on ebay and I'd like to order some pronto!!> >

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Go easy on it Caroline..

I did 3 caps on myself and went to the loo 5 times the next day.

For Darryl I gave him 2 caps at night and 2 in the morning over the

weekend.

first day...watery with what looked like bit of carrot.

then followed watery with a few pebbles and then an enormous

splurge of what looked like porridge sludge..with all sorts of

bits in it.

sorry for the detail !

no bad behaviour or complaints from him

but how much poo can a person have stored in there ?

not seen anything solid yet but Im not stopping until hes back to

normal poo wise..

Gotta make you loose at least a stone !

Joanne

x

> >

> > Hi Joanne and others,

> > Which oxypowder is recommended, there seem to be several

different

> > versions available on ebay and I'd like to order some pronto!!

> >

> >

>

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LISTEN ALL WAS ONLY JOKING ABAOUT THE WEIGHT LOSS BIT OK... NOT RECOMMENDED WITHOUT YOUR MUMS AND DADS PERMISSION OK!! MMMM,RECKON SOMEONE CAN HAVE A LOTTA POO IN THERE, NOT SCIENTIFIC BUT YOU KNOW, POO IS POO, HOW SCIENTIFIC CAN ONE BE ON THIS SUBJECT...

WILL KEEP YA POSTED WILL TRY IT ON BECKY ON FRIDAY NIGHT, RECKON SHE COULD BE A BIT BUNGED UP AGAIN TOO, LIKE THATS NOT HER NATURAL STATE...

LOTSA LOVE

CAROLINE

XXX

PS HAVE U SPONSORED MARK YET, IF NOT GET GOING GIRL, ONWARDS AND UPWARDS... Re: Oxypowder

Go easy on it Caroline..I did 3 caps on myself and went to the loo 5 times the next day.For Darryl I gave him 2 caps at night and 2 in the morning over the weekend.first day...watery with what looked like bit of carrot.then followed watery with a few pebbles and then an enormous splurge of what looked like porridge sludge..with all sorts of bits in it.sorry for the detail !no bad behaviour or complaints from himbut how much poo can a person have stored in there ?not seen anything solid yet but Im not stopping until hes back to normal poo wise..Gotta make you loose at least a stone !Joannex> >> > Hi Joanne and others,> > Which oxypowder is recommended, there seem to be several different > > versions available on ebay and I'd like to order some pronto!!> > > >>

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In a message dated 22/07/2006 09:13:14 GMT Daylight Time, dava93@... writes:

Dan has had up to 4 oxypowders, 10 movicol and he is still impacted has anyone with small kids (dan is 3 in august given loads more oxypowder). We are going to increase it further.

>>>Well done for getting it in Dave - keep going, lots of fluids, we'll hear the explosion from Bournemouth!

Mandi x

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In a message dated 22/07/2006 09:13:14 GMT Daylight Time, dava93@... writes:

Dan has had up to 4 oxypowders, 10 movicol and he is still impacted has anyone with small kids (dan is 3 in august given loads more oxypowder). We are going to increase it further.

>>>Well done for getting it in Dave - keep going, lots of fluids, we'll hear the explosion from Bournemouth!

Mandi x

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Hi everyone,

Dan has had up to 4 oxypowders, 10 movicol and he is still impacted has anyone with small kids (dan is 3 in august given loads more oxypowder). We are going to increase it further.

dave

From: Mum231ASD@...Reply-Autism Treatment To: Autism Treatment Subject: Re: Aquiring Language?Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 03:02:27 EDT

In a message dated 19/07/2006 07:07:04 GMT Daylight Time, rexel45@... writes:

Hi Vicky,

It was quite misleading the way they presented the theory - they said that in the 70's two linguistst had revolutionised linguistics, one by hypothesizing the so-called *window of opportunity* for language aquisition - what they neglected to follow through with was the fact that this is no longer widely recognised as a valid theory!!

>>>>Yes when they said that I thought they were goign to talk about Skinner but they didn't.

I had a moments trouble with 'what makes us human' - spoken language and empathy - what they saying ? Half our kids aren't even human?

But I still found it an interesting programme and my heart bleeds for those poor kids

Mandi x

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

Dan has had up to 4 oxypowders, 10 movicol and he is still impacted has anyone with small kids (dan is 3 in august given loads more oxypowder). We are going to increase it further.

dave

From: Mum231ASD@...Reply-Autism Treatment To: Autism Treatment Subject: Re: Aquiring Language?Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 03:02:27 EDT

In a message dated 19/07/2006 07:07:04 GMT Daylight Time, rexel45@... writes:

Hi Vicky,

It was quite misleading the way they presented the theory - they said that in the 70's two linguistst had revolutionised linguistics, one by hypothesizing the so-called *window of opportunity* for language aquisition - what they neglected to follow through with was the fact that this is no longer widely recognised as a valid theory!!

>>>>Yes when they said that I thought they were goign to talk about Skinner but they didn't.

I had a moments trouble with 'what makes us human' - spoken language and empathy - what they saying ? Half our kids aren't even human?

But I still found it an interesting programme and my heart bleeds for those poor kids

Mandi x

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Hi Dave,

How have you managed to get it into him?

Diane

Re: oxypowder

Hi everyone,

Dan has had up to 4 oxypowders, 10 movicol and he is still impacted has anyone with small kids (dan is 3 in august given loads more oxypowder). We are going to increase it further.

dave

From: Mum231ASD@...Reply-Autism Treatment To: Autism Treatment Subject: Re: Aquiring Language?Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 03:02:27 EDT

In a message dated 19/07/2006 07:07:04 GMT Daylight Time, rexel45@... writes:

Hi Vicky,

It was quite misleading the way they presented the theory - they said that in the 70's two linguistst had revolutionised linguistics, one by hypothesizing the so-called *window of opportunity* for language aquisition - what they neglected to follow through with was the fact that this is no longer widely recognised as a valid theory!!

>>>>Yes when they said that I thought they were goign to talk about Skinner but they didn't.

I had a moments trouble with 'what makes us human' - spoken language and empathy - what they saying ? Half our kids aren't even human?

But I still found it an interesting programme and my heart bleeds for those poor kids

Mandi x

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Hi! I thought that the idea is that you increase the dose by one cap

per day until you strike gold, and count that day on that dosage as

day 1. We got lucky on 5 caps.

hth

Anne-Marie

>

>

> In a message dated 22/07/2006 09:13:14 GMT Daylight Time,

dava93@...

> writes:

>

> Dan has had up to 4 oxypowders, 10 movicol and he is still

impacted has

> anyone with small kids (dan is 3 in august given loads more

oxypowder). We are

> going to increase it further.

>

>

> >>>Well done for getting it in Dave - keep going, lots of fluids,

we'll hear

> the explosion from Bournemouth!

>

> Mandi x

>

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hi rebecca, i use oxypowder with my son shane we started with 2 capsules and worked up to four the bowel movements we got as a result weren't diarreha, but were liquid very dark and very smelly and lots and lots of it with small soft lumps in it, my son is 6 and weighs 3 stone, but don't worry oxypowder is completely safe, its been cooler here in the west midlands in uk but has heated back up today not as hot as were you are though, i say bring on the fall love melissa Cochran <Ladyshrink111@...> wrote: Looking for experiences with this as helping a mom whose child was constipated, given NDF Plus and the child regressed terribly, and of course, is still constipated. I thought I remembered a discussion about Oxypowder on this site, soooo have any of you used this product as this Mom has tried everything to relieve the constipation and found no relief? I read the literature and it looks pretty powerful, do you have to experiment with it to not have diarrhea result? Also, so sorry for the ignorance on this subject but what exactly is considered constipation, is lack of a daily bm, or

consistency, or what? We just never dealt with this so a little confused, obviously if a child doesn't have a bm for 5 days I know there is a problem. Can you give me an idea of how you use and your child's respective weight? Hope you guys are cooler than we are in the midwest states, 100 yesterday and so humid you could barely breathe. If it's cooler there someone please tell me what it is like, I forget. Thank goodness Fall is right around the corner. TIA, __________________________________________________

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We started with oxypowder 3 or 4weeks ago and havent looked back. no

more constipation!! We started with 3, then 4 then 5 capsules and

whammy, that did the trick. Also were supplementing pretty heavily

too. Anyway, we worked it down to 1 or 2 caps a day now as a

maintenance dose. Cant say enough abuot this stuff, its great. ---

In Autism Treatment , melissa easthope

<m.easthope@...> wrote:

>

> hi rebecca,

>

> i use oxypowder with my son shane we started with 2 capsules and

worked up to four the bowel movements we got as a result weren't

diarreha, but were liquid very dark and very smelly and lots and

lots of it with small soft lumps in it, my son is 6 and weighs 3

stone, but don't worry oxypowder is completely safe,

>

> its been cooler here in the west midlands in uk but has heated

back up today not as hot as were you are though, i say bring on the

fall

>

> love melissa

>

> Cochran <Ladyshrink111@...> wrote:

> Looking for experiences with this as helping a mom

whose child was constipated, given NDF Plus and the child regressed

terribly, and of course, is still constipated.

>

> I thought I remembered a discussion about Oxypowder on this

site, soooo have any of you used this product as this Mom has tried

everything to relieve the constipation and found no relief?

>

> I read the literature and it looks pretty powerful, do you have

to experiment with it to not have diarrhea result? Also, so sorry

for the ignorance on this subject but what exactly is considered

constipation, is lack of a daily bm, or consistency, or what? We

just never dealt with this so a little confused, obviously if a

child doesn't have a bm for 5 days I know there is a problem.

>

> Can you give me an idea of how you use and your child's

respective weight?

>

> Hope you guys are cooler than we are in the midwest states, 100

yesterday and so humid you could barely breathe. If it's cooler

there someone please tell me what it is like, I forget. Thank

goodness Fall is right around the corner.

>

> TIA,

>

>

>

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Sara, and Joanne, I appreciate the help.

Re: Oxypowder

We started with oxypowder 3 or 4weeks ago and havent looked back. no more constipation!! We started with 3, then 4 then 5 capsules and whammy, that did the trick. Also were supplementing pretty heavily too. Anyway, we worked it down to 1 or 2 caps a day now as a maintenance dose. Cant say enough abuot this stuff, its great. > Looking for experiences with this as helping a mom whose child was constipated, given NDF Plus and the child regressed terribly, and of course, is still constipated.> > I thought I remembered a discussion about Oxypowder on this site, soooo have any of you used this product as this Mom has tried everything to relieve the constipation and found no relief? > > I read the literature and it looks pretty powerful, do you have to experiment with it to not have diarrhea result? Also, so sorry for the ignorance on this subject but what exactly is considered constipation, is lack of a daily bm, or consistency, or what? We just never dealt with this so a little confused, obviously if a child doesn't have a bm for 5 days I know there is a problem.> > Can you give me an idea of how you use and your child's respective weight?> > Hope you guys are cooler than we are in the midwest states, 100 yesterday and so humid you could barely breathe. If it's cooler there someone please tell me what it is like, I forget. Thank goodness Fall is right around the corner.> > TIA,> > > > > > __________________________________________________>

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In a message dated 18/10/2006 18:58:15 GMT Standard Time, Mum231ASD@... writes:

I sound hard, sound tough I am being tough but this HAS to be done, the alternative stretched bowels, inflammation, back up of toxins leaking back into his system, gut bugs going wild, behaviural issue from the pain are all much worse than the initial truama of getting the stuff in there. Its not really like Oxypowder is particularly yukky stuff.

Wow. After reading this I am glad that I gave his first dose of Oxypowder this evening. He has been straining for days with poo visibly stuck in his bottom....within an hour of 1 capsule of oxypowder he had poo out his nappy down to his ankles. Guess it works. He didn't even seem bothered by it so it obviously didn't cause cramps.

Darla

PS He took it just fine stirred into a pot of pureed fruit.

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In a message dated 19/10/2006 09:10:24 GMT Daylight Time, downielinda@... writes:

Hi Darla,What is 'oxypowder' and where do I get it?

>>Hi

You can read all about it here

www.oxypowder.com

I am one of the places that keep it in the UK www.MandiMart.com, stock arriving in next few days, there's been a run (ha ha) on it and I've sold more in last week than I have in past 5 weeks!

Mandi in Poole

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In a message dated 19/10/2006 09:56:49 GMT Daylight Time, simondavis@... writes:

So, Mandi next time you speak to him can you let him know how good you think it is, or anybody else . I’ll send him the link as well – but could help a lot of his patients for maintenance.

>>I have done in the past and told him about what was finding with her patients, 2 months ago even, maybe he forgot or maybe I addled his brain - I usually do LOL

Mandi x

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In a message dated 19/10/2006 09:10:24 GMT Standard Time, downielinda@... writes:

Hi Darla,What is 'oxypowder' and where do I get it?Regards

I'd really recommend it ! I stirred it into fruit puree and took it no probs.

Further to my previous post...I have to say that I am quite impressed with the, erm results from oxypowder. is still pooing this morning and his yeast flare up (red penis and bum) is gone now that he's cleared out the rubbish so to speak. He's quite a happy chappy this morning and very very hungry!!!

Darla

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Hi Darla,

What is 'oxypowder' and where do I get it?

Regards

--- rexel45@... wrote:

>

> In a message dated 18/10/2006 18:58:15 GMT Standard

> Time, Mum231ASD@...

> writes:

>

> I sound hard, sound tough I am being tough but this

> HAS to be done, the

> alternative stretched bowels, inflammation, back up

> of toxins leaking back into

> his system, gut bugs going wild, behaviural issue

> from the pain are all much

> worse than the initial truama of getting the stuff

> in there. Its not really

> like Oxypowder is particularly yukky stuff.

>

>

>

> Wow. After reading this I am glad that I gave

> his first dose of

> Oxypowder this evening. He has been straining for

> days with poo visibly stuck in

> his bottom....within an hour of 1 capsule of

> oxypowder he had poo out his

> nappy down to his ankles. Guess it works. He

> didn't even seem bothered by it so

> it obviously didn't cause cramps.

>

> Darla

>

> PS He took it just fine stirred into a pot of pureed

> fruit.

>

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Do you remember couple of

weeks back had to rush Callum to hospital

with stomach pains – yes turned out to be fecal

overloading – loads of it stuck right at the top of his colon. I’d been giving him NCD as

wellL – no wonder he was anxious, aggressive and thoroughly

miserable! Dr Heard has prescribed

a gentle laxative for now, working a treat, but asked me about Oxy – he

knew I had it, but wanted to know if I’d tried it, did on me, not Callum, and well, you wouldn’t want to stand behind

me in a queue – put it that way!

So, Mandi next time you speak to him can you

let him know how good you think it is, or anybody else .

I’ll send him the link as

well – but could help a lot of his patients for maintenance.

Cheers,

Elaine

Re:

oxypowder

In a message dated 19/10/2006 09:10:24

GMT Daylight Time, downielinda@... writes:

Hi Darla,

What is 'oxypowder' and where do I get it?

>>Hi

You can read all about it here

www.oxypowder.com

I am one of the places that keep it in

the UK www.MandiMart.com, stock arriving

in next few days, there's been a run (ha ha) on it and I've sold more in last

week than I have in past 5 weeks!

Mandi in Poole

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In a message dated 23/10/2006 15:58:31 GMT Standard Time, downielinda@... writes:

DxMum of 3 wee boys with ASD impaction

Hi

Where are you located, it was the wee bit that got me wondered if by any chance a fellow Scot??

Luv Caroline Traa

Aberdeenshire

xxx

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Hi All,

Thanks for the wealth of info about oxypowder, will

most certain be looking into this as it sounds like a

better bet than the other products we have tried. I'll

let you know how we get on, the sooner the better!

(enough said).

Thanks again,

Dx

Mum of 3 wee boys with ASD impaction.

--- Mum231ASD@... wrote:

>

> In a message dated 19/10/2006 09:10:24 GMT Daylight

> Time,

> downielinda@... writes:

>

> Hi Darla,

> What is 'oxypowder' and where do I get it?

>

>

>

> >>Hi

>

> You can read all about it here

>

> _www.oxypowder.com_ (http://www.oxypowder.com)

>

> I am one of the places that keep it in the UK

> _www.MandiMart.com_

> (http://www.MandiMart.com) , stock arriving in next

> few days, there's been a run (ha ha)

> on it and I've sold more in last week than I have

> in past 5 weeks!

>

> Mandi in Poole

>

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Hi Sally

The number is nearer to 42 out of 44 now.

My son was pooing normally but was loaded.

Oxypowder is magnesium and oxygen.

Call it flush out of your u bend.

Some kids only need 1 or caps some need up to 6 with a bit of

senna.

The more constipated ones need movicol as well.

Will cause watery poo then mushy poo then watery chocolate sauce.

I think this is when a normal poo has been disolved.

Some kids need a small maintainance dose to keep things moving.

Children should be going at least once day..

Toe walking associated with constipation.

imporvements in lanuguage and social have been reported after using

it.

stocked at www.mandimart.com

I have done on myself it took 3 caps to clear me out.

stay near the loo !

Joanne

>

> Reading back issues of the TA newsletter I was struck by the 25

out of

> 26 with impacted bowels, even those apparently pooing normally.

Did

> those non-symptomatic children have any symptoms at all (apart

from

> autism that is)? Would you conclude from that that Oxypowder is

> right/worth a try for everyone?

> Sally

>