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Who Should Do A Colon
Cleanse? Most people I talk to about colon cleansing are
skeptical about entertaining alternative healing methods, and don’t
think they need to cleanse. They usually tell me about how they have a
bowel movement almost every day and don’t have clogged intestines. The
problem is they are equating regularity with a healthy bowel.
What many fail to understand is just because they are somewhat
regular doesn’t mean they don’t have toxins. Even a toxic person can
go to the bathroom. The truth is the more we abuse our body the more
likely we will need to clean it. We brush our teeth and we clean out our
ears; we scrub our face and we clean out our noses; and we wash our hair
until it shines, but we keep the intestinal tract dirty.
Does that make sense to you? It makes sense when you see that
people are more concerned about the outside of the body than the inside
of the body. Some people spend $40 an hour getting their
toenails cleaned and manicured but they leave the intestines caked up
with old fecal matter from twenty, thirty years ago. What’s going on?
I’ll tell you what’s going on. People are more concerned about how
their toenails look rather than the health of their organs. Pretty
toenails do look nice but pretty toenails are not going to make you
healthy and extend your life. So who should do a colon cleanse? Virtually
everyone. If you eat processed foods (poor diet) on a consistent basis;
if you have allergies, boils, bad complexion, aching back, arthritis,
IBS, gluten intolerance, sugar spikes, overweight or a potbelly you
should do a colon cleanse. If you smoke, do drugs, take medications, or
drink excessively it is recommended to clean your system out. If you
feel tired after eating and always seem to be hungry, or feel sick after
eating then you need to cleanse your body. Toxic overload can come in many forms from boils
and irritable bowel syndrome symptoms to headaches and food allergies.
The reason a toxic person feels hungry all the time is because the body
is craving vitamins and minerals. When the intestines are all clogged up
with fecal matter, nutrients can’t pass through the intestines and
into the bloodstream efficiently. This
keeps the body in an unhealthy state and pretty soon organs begin
showing signs of not working properly. In a healthy intestinal tract nutrients can freely
pass through the walls of the intestines efficiently, feeding the rest
of the body. But when the intestines are clogged up and full of toxins
the body is not getting fed properly and this is what causes disease in
the bones, teeth, blood, pancreas, gall bladder, kidney’s liver,
heart, veins and colon. All the organs need to be fed vital nutrients from
the food we eat, but if the bowels aren’t allowing nutrients to pass
through into the bloodstream, none of the organs are getting fed the
proper nutrients! When a body rejects whole foods, such as whole wheat
in the form of gluten intolerance then it is a sure sign that it can’t
take any more abuse. The wheat berry is such a natural growing piece of
nature that I find it hard to believe that someone could not tolerate it
in the intestines, unless it is not organic and what the body is really
rejecting is pesticides and herbicides. For a healthy body and mind, cleaning the colon is
the first step. The next step would be to incorporate only whole,
natural foods into the diet so the body can begin healing itself. Learn
all you can about nutrition so you can take care of your own body the
way God planned. The third step is to listen to your body. Be aware of
orange flags that your body sends out because of diet and environment.
Don’t wait for the orange flags to turn into red flags. Do something
about the signals at the first sign. You are your body’s best friend
so treat it well. Book Resources |