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andradep
on June 3rd, 2006
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Re: Colonix
My wife and I started a juice fasting about 1 week ago in conjunction with the colonix program. We are both active professionals in the medical field, and after reading the testimonials in the colonix site and comments in this forum; we decided to give this product a try and see if it was a hoax or not. Today is day number 4 for us, and we both expelled the nastiest looking things; and no, they are not "fiber balls". These things look like tripes along with phlegm and veins around them. Go to Blessedherbs and see the pictures in there; this is what it looks like. Anyway, just wanted to share our experience. Good luck to everyone.
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blueEyes82
replied on June 3rd, 2006
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Colonix
Hi everyone. I've been reading through this post. There are some good, bad, and ugly.
I have suffered with chronic constipation since high school (i'm 24) 10 years! That's a long time for someone to have to deal with all the fun stuff that goes along with insufficent pooping. I found the colonix website and, at first, couldn't believe what I was reading. Like most people would, my first reaction was to think this was all put together by the company. I did some research and came to the decision to give it a try. I figured what did I have to lose. (hopefully what I was supposed to, poop)
my results with colonix haven't been earth shattering like those on the website. But!! I have had good results. Before starting the program,i have, along with constipation, dealt with gas. Every day. It is painful and embarrassing. Since starting the program, I have little to no gas. I'm able to go in the morning (usually twice). This is wonderful. I haven't seen any parasites, i'm not exactly going to go looking for them either. And just because the website says it eliminates them doesn't mean I have them. (also, just bc I haven't seen any doesn't mean I don't)
someone on here mentioned that the parasites, may just be the psyllium husks. Maybe. But, if you are really digging through your waste, I doubt you would mistake a husk for a worm. Anyway....
Like I said before, my results aren't exactly like those in the testimonials. I actually have only had the results I had hoped for. I didn't start the program to lose weight, "pretty-up" my hair, clear my skin, etc. Those are nice if they happen. I just wanted to be able to poop everyday and stop having gas. Accomplished. Some have said that their poop is loose. I have that too. But to me, loose poop is better than no poop. And who's to say that won't change over the following weeks. (i've been on the cleanse for 22 days) maybe I should up my fiber dosage. ... But I did just start using the probiotics. Maybe that will help.
I recommend colonix to anyone who is having problems with constipation. I'm in fairly good health. Don't have problems with thyroids, my heart, etc... If you do have something of this nature, it is smart to ask your doctor. And if you have any weird or concerning side effects, you should contact drnatura. I'm sure they would have good advice for you. Just bc i'm using the product doesn't mean I know what all could happen and how to treat it.
I know there was more that I wanted to comment on when reading through the forum, but i've forgotten. But, one thing is that, this is a place to put your experience down without trying to force it on someone or pursuade someone to buy or not buy. Comments from others should be taken with a grain of salt and used to help you make the best decision for you. If you are like me and just want to be regular, find the product that you feel you trust in the most. And see what happens.
Another thing is, it's not good for your body if you are drinking too much water.
I hope that I put forth a "middle-ground" post that helps anyone seeking information on making a decision.
Good luck!!!
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KathrynS
replied on June 4th, 2006
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Colon Cleaning?
I found this thread interesting as I was intrigued by the colonix site.

I had some gut problems and my doctor suggested taking milk of magnesia for two nights, just before bed. Sure enough-i was aiming for the toilet upon first waking. Whoa.
The idea was to clear out my system after anti-biotics. The first day, I felt crampy but on the second day, I no longer had the gut pain that brought me to the Dr. Office.
I also tried metamucil (doctors suggestion) and was freightened by what I saw: orangish jell like substance. It was the metamucil. For 3 days, I also passed what appeared to be on the colonix site: dingle berries on a "rope" is what I called them. This again from the metamucil.
So, I really don't think you need to try expensive concotions to get "results." the idea with taking metamucil (i tend to be constipated) is to get yourself regular again. It seems sometimes the body needs to be "retrained." it may take a month or two but it got me closer on track. It isn't perfect but better than what I had been experiencing prior.

So for the case of my doctor, I didn't leave her office with an rx script and I didn't have to pay $75. For my two items either.


The pharmaceutical companies want to make money and colonix-just the same.

As for those who've found relief, that's great. So have i.


All my best,
~kate
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andradep
replied on June 6th, 2006
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Re: Wanted to Update
Dear rnsnyder,
do you think that the bleeding could have been caused by the laxative the md gave you? Sometimes the laxatives prescribed by medical doctors contain a whole mess of chemicals that may irritate and even damage the lining of the colon. I hope you are doing better.
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sooz33
replied on August 9th, 2006
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Am Starting It This Weekend
Hello! I just ordered the colonix program a few days ago and am planning on starting it this weekend. I'm a teacher and am kind of scared of starting it this time of year....Eek! :!: but (!!!) I have read so many good things on cleansing the colon. I think I have the beginnings of ibs and have had my share of constipation throughout the years. I have also had a weird rash come up on the back of my neck that looks like eczema and I have had reallllllly bad breath lately, even after a dental exam, cleaning, and constant brushing and gum-chewing. Embarrassing!!!!!

I am curious to see if I have parasites. :shock: if I see anything that looks like a parasite, I am going to get it out of the toilet and cut it open!!! I know that sounds gross, but I have read all the posts on this topic and am curious myself.

I will report my experience...And my findings (if any). :d
soooooz
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sooz33
replied on August 11th, 2006
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First Day
I got my colonix in today and took the paranil and downed the glass of fiber. I have never drank fiber before. It's going to take a while to get used to the texture but the flavor wasn't bad at all....Reminded me of italian herbs...Lol.

The tea smells really good. Can't wait to try it tonight. Will post if anything strange happens to my body. :)
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Peeved
replied on August 22nd, 2006
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Re: Colonix Internal Cleansing?
Do a search for these "dr's", like I did.

This was interesting, they all work at the same place!!!!

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kinda strange if you ask me.....
What is even more strange is that out of the four "dr's" they list, only one is a true md, the others are phd or a nd (whatever that is).


Looks pretty dang kooky to me, downright scary, and possibly a sham.... :idea:

as for me, no thanks.
I hope the rest of you do alot of research before you take anything you "read" about on the internet.
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healthynutbag
replied on August 27th, 2006
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a Whole 2 Months?
I've been on the colonix program for about 3 weeks now. I have been abroad for the past 4 months, and while I was away I had some digestive problems which left me constipated for almost 3 weeks. One of my friends recommended that I start using colonix, so I took a look at the website. I was really scared and unsure at first, but I figured I would try it once I got back to the us. Luckily the constipation cleared up after the 3 weeks. However, once I got back to the us I started having really bad constipation again. I ordered the colonix and have gone back to having a bowel movement at least once a day. That was the only result that I desired and that is all I have seen. Some of the stuff i've seen in my stool is a little strange but I haven't seen any recognizable worms. I only have a month's supply, which will be gone soon.

I've heard that there is an ingredient in colonix that is addictive. I'm really scared that once I stop taking it, I will have even worse problems going to the bathroom. I forgot to have the tea one night, and the next morning I didn't go as much as I had with the tea. Also, although I haven't seen any worms, the representatives at Dr. Natura told me that it is necessary to do a 2 month program. They said that you take a break between the first and second months to let the parasite eggs hatch, then continue using the product to clean them out. I'm worried that if I switch to just using something like metamucil that the parasites will get even worse. I'm not even sure that I have them! Should I just stop taking the colonix after a month's use...Or would that be even more harmful?
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Ed_NY
replied on September 2nd, 2006
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Re: Objective Forum
samesituation wrote:
knowing that the distributor/manufacturer of colonix chose not to answer some very important questions or to direct the caller to someone higher up in the organization to answer these questions is a danger sign, plain and simple.


hi everyone, was a lurker that stumbled on to this site while I was doing colonix net research. I have yet to try this product but yes, I am about to.


Samesituation, in regards to your above comment, which has the intent or potential of stopping someone from making a colonix purchase. I would like to say your statement of "plain and simple" is not so plain and simple. Did it ever occur to you that maybe you can talk so someone higher up if you actually tried? Also, how many ceos talk to potential clients? Sorry, its just not their job...Also, especially ffrom people that want to talk to ceos about their butt problems. Its like taking nyquill and not feeling better afterward, then trying to talk to the ceo.

This will not in any way effect me from trying this product. I am a wise adult who will make my own decision based on my symptoms, the urgency of problem. And the side effects after I start the program.

Everyone is different, eats differently, takes different meds and are of differnt age. We all have the same question here...How do you fell after taking colonix?
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sandyallen
replied on September 2nd, 2006
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After having my galbladder out the problem was just the opposite, evertime I would eat, I had to be close to the bathroom.
Now since I have a lot of medical problems and take a several meds especially for pain I have a constipation situation, I have tried the colonix stuff and it made me sick to my stomach so I ordered a product from puritan's pride that has senna and cascara in it and you order 1 bottle and get 2 for free, it has really helped! It is a herbal laxative and I have tried other products such as metamucil, fibercon and several others but nothing else works quite like this product and I do realize that we are all differen and what works for some may not work for others.
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Ed_NY
replied on September 2nd, 2006
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Some interesting links/facts

"about 1,000,000,000 people are believed to harbor these parasites"
http://radiology.Uchc.Edu/eatlas/gi/1208b. Htm

"specific identification of these worms is difficult because intact specimens are rarely obtained"

http://tmcr.Usuhs.Mil/tmcr/chapter18/epide miology.Htm
http://www.Tmd.Ac.Jp/med/mzoo/parasites/im ages/9604/parasite9604.Html

http://cal.Vet.Upenn.Edu/dxendopar/parasit epages/cestodes/t_pisiformis.Html

intestinal worms family
tapeworms: - fish tapeworm, beef tapeworm, and pork tapeworm. Obtained from eating raw or undercooked, infected meat. Adult worms can reach a length of more than 15 feet. Pork tapeworms can enter the brain and cause seizures. Fish tapeworms can produce over one million eggs per day. It can grow up to 33 feet in length. This worm is wide and one half to one inch long, and is usually white/gray in color.

White worms: they come in all sizes from tiny pinworms to those that look like spaghetti or angel hair pasta.

Red worms: these look just like earthworms. They exude from the colon wrapped in balls. They reach up to 6 inches in length.

Inch worms: these are thick (pencil size), black and bumpy and about 2 inches long.

Black worms: these are 1 - 12 inches in length and leave the colon wrapped in "yellow acid water" mixed together. They nest deep, impacted in the colon wall.

Pinworms: tiny parasites that wiggle out about 3/4" long and thicker than white worms.

Hookworms: curved about 6" long, and grayish. Infestation is as high as 50% worldwide. Hookworms grip the intestinal wall and suck blood.

"little fish": about 1/2" long, these are fish-type parasites with heads and tails, and they swim out of the colon in schools.

Threadworms: cream-colored parasites as thin as a thread. They often come out by the hundreds.

"fuzz balls": round parasites with fur-like growth on them. About 1/4-3/4" in diameter, yellow in color.

"spiders": look like a spider and are colored brown, often 1" long.

"stickpin worms": one inch long and a head like a pea, perfectly round. Small ones are white, adults are black.
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Poomba
replied on September 2nd, 2006
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Well, according to this dr natura colonix review, there does seem to be some dangerous side effects w/ it. If its working for u, I guess its ok
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healthman2006
replied on September 30th, 2006
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leithris wrote:
colorius - not everyone is having amazing results with colonix. I read on another cleansing forum that many people suffer from constipation when they use colonix.

I contacted one person who was selling her colonix herbs on ebay, to ask why she was selling them. She said that drnatura didn't state that if you have gall bladder problems you shouldn't take these products. She did, and 5 days into cleansing, wound up in the hospital with a non-functioning gall bladder.


They may provide a product that works for some people, but they are not at all forthcoming about side effects and contraindications.



i am always feel questionable about products from companies that aren't very well known and also noticed that pretty much every single person responding on here is a new user. This makes me wonder if perhaps half the people on here work for Dr. Nutra or whatever the company is called. I don't want to discredit anyone who has had good results with this product but I would feel better if I knew someone personally that had used the product... Or going with a brand in a major chain, such as gnc. I feel a large company like that probably screens all the products fairly well for effectiveness and quality.
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foxy
replied on November 13th, 2006
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Results After Colon Cleanse With Colonix
Hi I was searching this forum for people who have used colonix and I have a few questions before I purchase it. I after reading this topic I am well aware of what happens during the cleanse. However I am more interested in what happens after the cleanse is complete.

1. For those who were not regular before the cleanse, did you remain regular after the cleanse or did you go back to having a bm once or twice a week

2. Did you remain energetic afterwards

anyone who has done the colonix cleanse, I would appreciate your answer.

Tia
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JuliaHui
replied on November 25th, 2006
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Hi foxy, and all others who are reading this thread...

1. Yes, I remained regular after the 3 month cleansing regimen with colonix. Initially I only had 2 bowel movements per week (nasty and disgusting, I know). After the cleanse, I had 1-2 a day.. So it was a dramatic improvement.. To be honest, I didn't even know 2 a week was not normal.

2. Energized afterwards? You bet... After work, I don't sit down to watch the sopranos or lost anymore... I had the energy to do some yoga and take a stroll in the park. It definitely was the colonix that gave me this energy.

If you're still not sure whether colonix is for you, you should read this review to see:
http://www.Colonzone.Org/colonix-review.Ph p
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HF Yet?
replied on December 4th, 2006
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Hello all,
a couple of years ago I was diagnosed with ms. Bowel movements had become a sudden, sometimes embarassing events - suspect ibs. Despite this after finishing I always felt empty - no problems.

A few months ago, I had a problem going, had to strain, took some over the counter drugs and I was empty again. However the same problem ocurred and I opted for the detox, colon cleansing route.

I am on my third day - followed all the instructions and still no proper bm although I feel as though I am carrying it around. Not sure if anyone else experienced this. Am I being too hasty? It feels horrible.
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trishlc73
replied on January 6th, 2007
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Colonix Works
Hi, I am new to this site. I have tried colonix before and have never felt so incredible. Within a week I had people commenting on how good my coloring is, I was regular instead of having chronic diarrhea, actually had energy and felt all around terrific. I have started to not feel so hot again and my husband, who is a get over it guy, bought me colonix for christmas because "he hasn't seen me that healthy in years" invest you won't regret it!
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coloncleancurious
replied on January 7th, 2007
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So has anyone tried the colonix program and passed some of those things that they show on drnatura.Com?

I saw this colonix blog but there is no picture showing the type of leather looking things that the Dr. Natura site had.

Can anyone confirm having results like those on the site?
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What-to-do?
replied on January 10th, 2007
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Aaargh, i'm so confused!!! I have been reading here, there and everywhere about colonic cleansing, i'm tempted by the colonix but am still holding onto my cheque because I can't make a decision. On the one hand there are so many people having positive results with their expulsions and 'mucoid plaques', some are positively evangelical about it. I even saw some people on a tv show about koh samui, the spa in thailand, and they had some of the plaques too so there has to be something somewhere. Then another site said that the plaques were just 'moulds' of the intestines made from the amount of fibre ingested forced against the intestive walls and that they are just the psyllium husks and water all bulked up to look like a huge bm and that the whole thing was a sham and a fake.

I really feel that I need a good clean out, I don't go to the loo often enough, I don't eat vegetables because I just don't like them and they give me cramps and bloat, I feel sluggish, my skin is bad and I get rumbles and gas easily. I am encouraged by the positive results and then dashed down again by the naysayers, as my username says what to do?

I don't suppose I have anything to lose but mank from the inside, but I don't want to do any damage to my colon that could make my current state of health worse. I read all the posts here with great interest but I am a great ditherer and just can't make up my mind. Help!
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elderban
replied on January 16th, 2007
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Well, long story short, I went to the doctors recently due to some digestive issues and he told me that it sounded like I had some blockage in my intestines, so he gave me some prevacid and told me to take some otc fiber supplements. He suggested the new chewable ones.

I had been taking those for about a week and a half. Some of the symptoms went away, but not all of them. I was still constipated and my bowel movements were about the same as they were before. So, I did some searching around the net and came across the colonix program, so I thought I would give it a try.

Today was my first day on it and I am already seeing a difference.

I passed a stool today and it's the most i've passed in probably a few months. I'm also thinking clearer and have more energy already as well. I've got more response from this program in one day than I did in a week and a half of what the doctor told me to take.

I also got the toxin-out program as well.

The only hard part of the whole program is taking everything...You have to take two pills in the morning then wait 15 minutes, then take the colonix then take 4 pills - two before and two during lunch - then two pills after dinner and then drink a glass of tea before bed. Oh, and you have to drink at least 8 glasses (64 ounces) of water each day.

Also, the toxin-out or the probiotics makes your pee neon yellow...Not sure which. Other than that I haven't had any side effects or problems with it.

The only other problem is price. It's not cheap. But, if you went out and bought everything separately at your local gnc, you'd probably pay the same price if not more.
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