>I hope interest in this subject wanes quickly - I think it's
>a monumental waste of money. I've seen infomercials on the
>same subject and they are rather laughable, especially the
>photos of disected colons. But, as always, to each his own.
>I'll stick with my Fiber One and salads.
Honeybunch, ITA!! If you're looking for colon blow, Fiber One is the way to go :+
Random colon cleansing thoughts:
It seems to me that enemas aka colon cleansings are basically just a form of purging. Of course they make people feel lighter and lose weight - in my heavy eating disorder phase I did this to myself all the time, along with forced vomiting.
DH asked me once what the difference was between colon cleansing and an enema and I told him "about 300 bucks."
Of course colon cleansing is gussied up with fancy names and dubious claims because really, would anyone pay big bucks for a product that said, "For $500, we'll help you take a poo!" If they were that blunt I think alot of us would think, heck, I can do that myself for FREE.
I once had a friend who swore by them. She told me the enema tech (for lack of better description) discovered a peanut in her colon and claimed it had been in there since 1973. I had this image of the tech in the back of her clinic, carbon dating the reluctant peanut. Let's get real.
People of course are free to do what they want, of course, which is why I didn't post my thoughts in the original thread, except to ask if Chiropractors were allowed to prescribe medicine AT ALL. Here though, I feel free to say that I think it's just some more health and fitness hoo-haa. Seems to be alot of that these days.
Sparrow
Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming ‘Wow - what a ride!’ — Peter Sage