First off if it doesn't work for you I
don't know why, but it isn't a hoax. If
you read the ingredients that is in
paranil you will see it is natural herbs
and things that some people have everyday.
If you look up home remedies on any of the
symptoms related to your colon you will
see that it lists many if not all of the
herbs. Also the same as when you look up
how to rid your self of worms/parasites,
it will say things like: garlic, root,
etc, all the ingredients on paranil.
There may be side effects to this cleanser
because some people cannot take certain
foods or may have discomforts to them as
their body isn't used to a lot of these
herbs which would subside with time and
exposure to them.
The reason why you go more when you take
the tea and go less when you don't is
because the tea is almost like a laxative,
that is the idea of the tea to build
everything up (natually) and help you get
rid of them in the morning. That is why
they have directions on how to gain "the
best benefit" from the program. Other wise
it may actually take longer to get results
but you still will get them.
Parnil ingredients really do kill worms,
ask a naturapathist. look it up.
the fibre is just good for you on your
own, most North americans dont have
anywhere near the amount of fibre they
should have and fibre helps you eleminate
waste. Doesn't anyone watch OPRAH with Dr
Oz. jk.
I am a student nurse so a lot of my
statements here are what I have learned in
school and I just linked it to things that
colonix uses. One thing to remember is if
you feel yucky on the system make sure you
drink enough water, you could be
dehydrated. Also the enzymes they
recommend you get are important in that
because you are eleminating a lot of stuff
you are also loosing your natural bacteria
and these enzymes help replace them and
help your body do what it is supposed to.
Dr Naturas site does say a lot of this on
there, its just not all gathered together
and its easy to miss. They also have a
contact number where they encourage anyone
to call and they will answer your
questions. They also state on their site
that with some health conditions you
should contact a doctor. so the person
with the gall bladder problem or anyone
really who isnt "healthy" should check
with your doctor or email on the dr natura
website.
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meblonde01
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Posted: 02-12-08 08:08am
what about sea salt.. that will clean you
out.. And it is natural..
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Sara Thursty
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 14 Feb 2008 Posts: 4
I really need help!! Posted: 02-14-08 18:33pm
I am actually on my 14th day of the
colonix program and I am having terrible
problems. I have followed the exact
directions to the 'T', been drinking TONS
of water (definitely more than I need to
in one day), been eating healthy, and
moving around as much as I can. The
problem is, I haven't felt any better...in
fact, I feel terrible!
I have a constant headache paired with a
stomach ache (especially after I finish
drinking water), weakness, constipation,
cramping that feels more like a sharp
knife than dull aching, and terrible
foul-smelling gas. Like I said, I have
been doing everything that I am supposed
to do and I don't know if I should stick
with it or just stop. I really feel
terrible!!
If anyone has any advice as to what I
should do, I would REALLY appreciate it.
Thanks,
Sara
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bboi74
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 03 Apr 2008 Posts: 1
Something to Consider Posted: 04-03-08 02:21am
I've worked as healthcare professional for
15 years and I have seen my fair share of
colonoscopy images. After 24 hours of
patients drinking GoLytly (a colon prep)
patients colons are completely cleansed
(meaning all that can be seen is moist,
pink, membranous tissue0.
After looking into Colonix and briefly
purusing their website I came to a very
reasonable explanation for the amazing (or
possibly gross) testimonial pictures I
viewed. I will quote the website to
explain: "The Colonix program does not
require fasting...is a proven bulking
agent that swells into a gummy, gelatinous
mass when it absorbs fluid in the
intestines, thus lubricating the
intestinal walls and encouraging
peristalsis and defecation."
There you have it! The herbs in Colonix
simply bind to the food you are eating
while you are on the program and, thereby,
transforming your usually brown fecal
matter into a bulky, gummy and gelatinous
mass. It would appear to be nothing more
than the snake oil of the 21st century.
Of course, this is just my opinion.
I would recommend an individual cut back
on high protein foods and increase their
daily fiber intake to at least 30g a day.
You'll be surprised how much your energy
level will increase and your how much your
belly will flatten.
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roosh
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Jul 2008 Posts: 2
colonix - rip off Posted: 07-06-08 12:49pm
Senna is a laxative tea, and you're going
to get constipated when you stop drinking
it. :s
Psyllium can be had at any store - even
safeway. And of course you have to drink
it with a lot of water. It's going to
wreck you if you don't.
You know why your stuff looks colored and
comes out looking like, well, your
intestines? It's because it binds to your
colon and makes "sludge" and loosens stool
and comes out that way.
Tip: Learn how to drink water (at room
temp), get some Metamucil fiber wafers and
some psyllium tablets.
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