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Internal Detoxification/Colon Cleansing
Internal Detoxification/Colon Cleansing
          
“Every tissue is fed by the blood, which is supplied by the intestinal system. When the intestines are dirty, the blood is dirty, and so are the organs and tissues. It is the intestinal system that has to be cared for first before any effective healing can take place”       

                                                                                                Bernard Jensen, Ph.D

 

                                                           
    
What Is The function Of The Colon
 
What Is the Colon?
The colon – formerly referred to as the large intestine but now commonly known as the colon – is part of the digestive system, which is a series of bodily organs beginning at the mouth and ending with the anus.
Responsible for the final stages of the digestive process, the colon’s function is threefold: to absorb the remaining water and electrolytes from indigestible food matter; to accept and stores food remains that were not digested in the small intestine; and to eliminate solid waste (feces) from the body.
The colon works to maintain the body’s fluid balance. It absorbs certain vitamins, and processes indigestible material (such as fiber), and stores waste before it is eliminated. Within the colon, the mixture of fiber, small amounts of water, and vitamins, etc., mix with mucus and the good/bad bacteria that live in the large intestine, beginning the formation of feces.
As the feces makes its way through the colon, the lining absorbs most of the water as well as some of the vitamins and minerals present. Good bacteria within the colon feed on the fiber, breaking it down in order to produce nutrients that will nourish the cells that line the colon. This is why fiber is such a vital part of a diet geared toward the colon’s long-term health.
Feces is moved along until the walls of the sigmoid colon contract, causing waste to move into the rectum. Known as peristaltic action, this wave-like motion encourages feces to move closer to the rectum and, finally, be expelled through the anus.
 
Where Is The Colon Located?
 
Shaped like an inverted U, the colon is comprised of three main sections, housed within the abdominal cavity. It begins in the lower right quarter of the abdominal cavity, around the waist area, and runs along the right side of the body (the ascending colon or cecum) until it reaches just below the liver.
Here, it crosses the abdomen (transverse colon) to the left side of the body, and finally descends down (the pelvic or sigmoid colon), and on to its terminating point at the rectum/anus.
 

 Here, it crosses the abdomen (transverse colon) from the right, to the left side of the body, and finally travels down the descending colon, then on to the sigmoid colon (also known as the pelvic colon), and then to its terminating point at the rectum/anus.

 

 

 
Why Is A Healthy Functioning Colon So Vital?
 
The colon absorbs vitamins, salts, nutrients, and water. When these essential, life-giving ingredients are being properly absorbed, we feel good. But when the colon is not working well it begins to absorb toxins into the blood stream rather than expelling them. The result is a myriad of problems ranging from constipation and gas, to candida, diverticulitis, and various other chronic health issues.
The colon plays host to a zoo of bacteria: over one hundred trillion microorganisms (bacteria) call the colon home. There are more microorganisms in the colon than are contained within the skin, heart, bone, brain, and the rest of the body’s cells combined. A proper balance of healthy bacteria must be maintained inside the colon to avoid being constantly plagued with digestive ailments.
In addition, the world we live in places a serious toxic burden on the colon. Most of the food we eat is not only lacking in nutrients; it’s filled with additives, preservatives, and other mysterious chemicals. From the air we breathe and the water we drink, to the thousands of chemicals we come into contact with each day – it all takes its toll on the colon and, ultimately, on our overall health.
 
 
Do I Need Internal Detoxification/Colon Cleansing?

The short answer is that everyone needs a colon cleanse at least once, if not several times a year. The longer you go without fasting or a colon cleanse, the worse your colon will become.

 

You Need A Colon Cleanse If You Experience The Following Symptoms:
·         Fatigue
·         Constipation
·         Gas and Bloating
·         Diarrhea
·         Frequent infections (colds, flu’s)
·         Skin problems (acne, eczema)
·         Depression
·         Irritability
·         Colitis
·         Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
·         PMS (premenstrual syndrome)
·         Allergies
·         Diverticulitis
·         Weight Gain
·         Just coming off a round of antibiotics
Can a simple colon cleanse improve this many conditions? Yes! Your colon is the center of your health, so everything you eat comes in through your mouth and has to pass through the colon. If your digestive process is not working well, it has an impact on the entire body
 
What Is Internal Detoxification/Colon Cleansing?
 
Internal Detoxification is a ongoing process that our bodies perform on a daily basis. In much the same way that our hearts beat nonstop and our lungs breathe continuously, our metabolic processes continuously encounter and dispose of a variety of toxins and poisons. Some are cellular waste materials of our own making, toxic by-products of metabolism. Other consist of environmental pollutants, pesticides and poisons ingested into our systems through the air we breathe, the foods we eat, and the water we drink. Under ideal circumstances the body is well equipped to neutralize and dispose of these toxins through the liver, spleen and elimination channels(bowel, kidneys, lungs, skin and lymphatic system) But in modern day society there are no ideal circumstances.
 
 
How Do I Colon Cleanse? Will I Have To Stay Home?
No you will not have to stay home, this is a very easy process. After your Iridology Visit, we will select the cleanse that best suits your needs. It is painless and adjustable to your lifestyle.
 
Call to start your cleanse today!!! 585-360-2159
        But is doesn’t stop there...other Colon Cleanse benefits include:
·         Weight Loss: Can you lose weight on a colon cleanse? Yes. Many people do lose weight during their colon cleanse. By simply following the plan, many people naturally lose shed weight.
·         Constipation: One of the great benefits of a colon cleanse is that it often marks the end of constipation. In addition to the discomfort people experience, having infrequent bowel movements is tied to a number of diseases including colon cancer, hemorrhoids, and diverticulitis. A colon cleanse rejuvenates your bowels and increases the number of healthy bowel movements.
·         Parasites: Having parasites is much more common than many people realize. The herbs in our colon cleanse are designed to kill and remove parasites from the digestive tract.
·         Fatigue: One of the most common complaints heard in doctors’ offices is how tired people are. If you have been feeling fatigued lately, then a colon cleanse is the perfect way to restore the vital energy you are lacking.
·         Gas and Bloating: You never really notice how much gas and bloating you have until you don’t have it anymore. A colon cleanse rebalances gut bacteria, and improves digestion. This powerful combination reduces gas and bloating.
·         Acne: While medical doctors will tell people that acne has nothing to do with the food you eat or how healthy your colon is, we know differently. Acne tends to clear after a colon cleanse.
 

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