By michael - September, 30th 2014

The practice of natural colon cleansing dates back to ancient Greece. In the U.S., cleansing the colon — the large intestine — became popular in the 1920s and 1930s. But when the theories behind it lost support, it fell out of favor. Recently, though, colon cleansing — using, for example, teas, enzymes, or colon irrigation — has experienced resurgence. Is colon cleansing good for you? The jury is still out. That is because researchers have devoted little study to colon cleansing. For now, here is some information that might help you decide whether colon cleansing is for you..

Over the course of 70 years, our intestines will process over 100 tons of food and 40,000 liters of fluid. This massive amount of food and liquid eventually leads to a build up of about 5 pounds of fecal deposits and toxic waste. These waste deposits contaminate our blood and eventually cause unrepairable damage to our bodies.

Here are some common signs of an intestinal blockage or build up:

• Frequent constipation
• diabetes
• disturbed metabolism
• hearing and vision problems
• excessive or insufficient weight gain
• kidney and liver disease
• skin, hair, and nail problems
• Arthritis
• Some forms of cancer

Enemas or clyster can clean the colon, but only a very small portion, 40-50 centimeters. Enemas also require special equipment, tend to be expensive, and can cause damage if not done correctly.

However, there is hope! Ingesting 1-3 tablespoons of flaxseed flour per day, for three weeks, can work miracles! It will completely clean out all the mucus, fecal deposits, and parasites while fully maintaining …

Indications of buildup or blockage:

• Inflammatory conditions of the upper respiratory tract, gastrointestinal tract
• gastritis, colitis, stomach, and duodenum ulcer
• diseases of the urinary tract, infections, cystitis, pyelonephritis
• excessive body weight, lipid metabolism disorders

Clean the intestine using this flax seed flour regimen – Instead of breakfast consume this mixture for 3 weeks:

• Week 1: 1 tablespoon of flaxseed flour and 100 ml of kefir
• Week 2: 2 tablespoons of flaxseed flour and 100 ml of kefir
• Week 3: 3 tablespoons of flaxseed flour and 150 ml of kefir

If you can't find any flaxseed flour in your local store, just buy some flaxseeds and grind them very finely. Never make more then what you need for your current serving. Flax seeds can become rancid very easily. Prepare a fresh portion every morning.

Consume this wonderful mixture instead of breakfast! Make sure you also consume at least 2 liters of water per day. You may obtain better results if you drink honey water as well!

On the surface, the idea of toxins being reabsorbed by the body makes some sense. After all, rectal suppositories are used to rapidly administer drugs. Could toxins, too, be quickly entering the bloodstream from the colon?

If colon cleansing has any effect, however, it likely has less to do with toxins than with its impact on the nervous system. What's the evidence? Reflexes in the bowel affect the entire nervous system. In fact, a wide range of symptoms caused by constipation can be relieved by enemas. If this is true of enemas, then perhaps colon cleansing has a similar effect.

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