Posts Tagged ‘colon’

Shocking new findings from medical researchers and gastroenterologists reveal that even if you have a bowel movement every day, if you still have gas, bloating, and other digestive problems, then you most likely have…

“Hidden Constipation Syndrome”

 

A recent study reports that more than HALF of patients— 62 percent—have colons plugged up with layers of filthy, decayed, crusty fecal matter…

…even though over 80 percent had bowel movements every day without straining!

Colon autopsies show it and now …

Picture this…

You round the bend of the interstate doing a nice, easy 65 mph and suddenly find yourself slamming on your brakes and screeching to a stop, almost rear–ending a pick–up truck.

Horns are honking and the highway looks like a gigantic parking lot, with stopped cars stretching as far as the eye can see.

It’s the mother of all traffic jams. You’re already running late for work.

To make matters worse, it’s summer. Heat is radiating from the …

I work at a salon where women love to chat, and I love to chat. Topics range from Dr. Oz (of course,) to local news, celebrity news, latest beauty trends/tips, etc. I am always talking about weight loss, recipes, exercise, health, and lastly, “fad” weight loss tricks.  People have asked me on numerous occasions what I think of colonics. I like how Dr. Oz says that as females, we are “self-cleaning ovens!” I'd like to think of that area …

Few people know this BUT…

The first week of Spring is arguably the best week of the entire year for weight loss – BY FAR.

But why is that?

Well, it becomes more apparent once you understand how our bodies interact with the seasons.

You see, from both a traditional and evolutionary standpoint, we are designed to slow down and gain weight in the Fall and Winter. It’s colder… we’re moving less… and especially in prehistoric times – there was …

By Bob Condor

It’s easy for some doctors to completely dismiss colon cleansing as an option for someone struggling with digestive issues or as a preventive health measure. “There’s no research to support it” is a common reply, and that’s without any medical badmouthing.

While American research is thin, the enterprising doctor will acknowledge that scientific studies about colon irrigation—another term is colonic therapy—are more accessible in European research literature. One example: In a 2005 Netherlands study of individuals with …