Re: HFR Newsletter, Why Cleanse?

[Guest guest]

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> That was dried, caked on old fecal matter that was literally glued

> to the inside of his intestines. Most people probably have

> anywhere from 5 to 20 pounds of dried caked on fecal matter

> and don't even realize it.

> This is the purpose of intestinal cleansing. To remove all that

> crud and clean out this channel of elimination so that it works

> properly again.

> Also, greatly enhances assimilation of nutrients when all that junk

> is removed.

Wayne died of cancer. The 40 pounds of fecal matter was probably

an accumulation resulting from lack of peristalsis during the last

couple weeks of his life. When one is dieing of cancer, the diet one

is fed in a hospital is not known for high fiber content.

When a person is bedridden and on massive amounts of pharmaceuticals

to sedate pain, the bowels stop moving.

Yes, people might be walking around with 5 to 20 pounds of fecal

matter. It depends how much one eats and how long it takes for it

to move through.

My system has a 24 hour transit time. The food I ate for dinner

yesterday is due out about 20 minutes after I eat dinner today.

Any faster than that and I have partially digested food in the feces.

I see 3 main factors here.

What did I eat, drink, put on my flesh, and breathe?

How physically active have I been?

Have I emotionally been able to allow my body's parasympathetic

nervous system time to do its thing?

As for the " dried caked on fecal matter " issue, if its your large

intestine you're talking about, if you fall asleep during your

colonoscopy to proove this theory, don't worry. The dr. takes

a video tape and the 2 of you can view it after the drugs

wear off.

They'll even send you home with pictures of your clean

as a whistle large intestine if you ask.

For viewing your small intestine they tell me the dr.s in Israel are

using tiny little pill like cameras that one swallows so they can

monitor the conditions through there.

I'm not sure if while visiting Israel I'd want to fit that sort of

research into my vacation adventure.

There are other things I'd rather see while in Israel.

Everthing one eats, drinks, absorbs through their flesh, or inhales

has to be processed through the kidneys and liver.

TOXINS? Yeah, our bodies tend to store the toxins our kidneys and

liver can not deal with in our adipose tissue (fat).

Penel

[Guest guest]

I have used colon cleanses, -very effective, I am about to try Dr.

Schulze' 5 day cleanse kit, $54.00. (Colon cleansing is as old as

the hills.)

> > You are kidding right??

>

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> Well, you can laugh at me but actually I'm not kidding. First

and

> foremost, I treasure you and Don as a source of many wonderful

> herbal remedies and food as medicine and for super recipes, but

this

> intestinal cleansing stuff seems a little far out to me. And it

> reminds me a little of some teenage girl's anorexic fantasies.

>

> Before 2-3 months ago when I decided I needed a better education

on

> healthy eating, I'd never heard of all these intestinal cleaning

> routines, and it sounds very strange. But I have noticed that the

> Dr. 's herbal cleansing kit costs $125. And I have

> noticed that all the testimonials include no-name initials from

some

> big city. Perhaps if I heard some personal testimonials from

members

> of this website, I might be less dubious.

[Guest guest]

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> the purpose of us doing that was to clean him out

> because when someone does die they lose muscle

> control anyway and this would save an already ugly

> time being much worse...

Yes, when someone dies their bowels do empty.

I've never heard of cleaning a person's bowels before they die to

avoid having a messy corpse.

I think I will refrain from more comment on this.

> was wondering if this would be to strong a thing to do for

> someone not on a sick bed. I know this is not a natural way

> of cleaning... but a thought... I having so much weight to

> lose and knowing my past eating was atrocious... well every

> little bit helps...

Not really.

What you want to do is retrain yourself to a good common ground of

timely bowel movements that will process out not only the foods you

ingest after gaining nutrients from them

but also the toxins being released my your adipose tissue as you

empty your fat cells of stored lipids.

If I might add,

don't beat yourself up for how you ate in the past.

I'm sure it seemed like a valid coping strategy at the time.

You don't have to be that person any more.

Penel