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This year, almost two million more people will be diagnosed with colon disease.
Do you experience allergies, constipation, diarrhea, skin problems, headaches, fatigue, halitosis, stomach bloat,
lower backache, poor digestion, gas, sluggishness (especially after meals), weight gain, and depression. If so, you
may be one of the millions of people suffering from colon problems. The colon is one of the most neglected parts of
the body. Did you know that even in small quantities, many poisons from a toxic colon could age and destroy your
body? If you do not eliminate properly, weight loss is impossible.
The average person carries 7 to 25 pounds of dried fecal matter logged in the intestinal tract. Food transit time for
a person on a typical western diet ranges between 75 and 100 hours. Poisons, parasites, germs, and worms
accumulate on the walls of the colon from decaying fecal matter and excess mucus. Every cell and tissue in the
body is fed by the bloodstream, which is affected by the colon via the portal vein and the mesentery. When the
colon is toxic, so are all the other organs and tissues of the body. The colon must be cleaned before any effective
healing can begin. It’s just like trash; it must be emptied regularly! If not, constipation and purification develops. A
normal colon is about 5 feet long and 2.5 inches in diameter. Autopsies have shown that a person’s colon was 9
inches in diameter, and there was passage the size of a pencil.
The colon secretes a natural layer of mucous to assist feces in passage. Problems occur when extra mucus
hardens on the wall of the colon like glue and becomes infested with unwanted organisms which do not drain
properly causing auto-intoxication. Healthy bowel movements should be two inches in width and approximately 12”-
18” long occurring at least 1 to 3 times daily based on the amount of meals you eat. Colon problems and the
subject of elimination are not the most popular topics of conversation, yet millions of people are concerned. The
news media constantly informs us of current statistics and accounts of people who suffer from colon related
problems. Stop and think about what is going on and what you can do for yourself.
Do you experience allergies, constipation, diarrhea, skin problems, headaches, fatigue, halitosis, stomach bloat,
lower backache, poor digestion, gas, sluggishness (especially after meals), weight gain, and depression. If so, you
may be one of the millions of people suffering from colon problems. The colon is one of the most neglected parts of
the body. Did you know that even in small quantities, many poisons from a toxic colon could age and destroy your
body? If you do not eliminate properly, weight loss is impossible.
The average person carries 7 to 25 pounds of dried fecal matter logged in the intestinal tract. Food transit time for
a person on a typical western diet ranges between 75 and 100 hours. Poisons, parasites, germs, and worms
accumulate on the walls of the colon from decaying fecal matter and excess mucus. Every cell and tissue in the
body is fed by the bloodstream, which is affected by the colon via the portal vein and the mesentery. When the
colon is toxic, so are all the other organs and tissues of the body. The colon must be cleaned before any effective
healing can begin. It’s just like trash; it must be emptied regularly! If not, constipation and purification develops. A
normal colon is about 5 feet long and 2.5 inches in diameter. Autopsies have shown that a person’s colon was 9
inches in diameter, and there was passage the size of a pencil.
The colon secretes a natural layer of mucous to assist feces in passage. Problems occur when extra mucus
hardens on the wall of the colon like glue and becomes infested with unwanted organisms which do not drain
properly causing auto-intoxication. Healthy bowel movements should be two inches in width and approximately 12”-
18” long occurring at least 1 to 3 times daily based on the amount of meals you eat. Colon problems and the
subject of elimination are not the most popular topics of conversation, yet millions of people are concerned. The
news media constantly informs us of current statistics and accounts of people who suffer from colon related
problems. Stop and think about what is going on and what you can do for yourself.
| ELVIS PRESLEY REFUSED BOWEL SURGERY, SAYS DOCTOR ELVIS PRESLEY died after refusing to undergo surgery for his crippling constipation, according to The King's personal physician. |
He was later acquitted, and revealed in a tell-all book last year (09) that Presley was riddled with
ailments including eye disease
glaucoma, arthritis, a fatty liver, and an enlarged heart at the end of his life in 1977.
Now Dr. Nichopoulos has revealed further details of Presley's medical problems - insisting the singer's
constipation was so bad, his colon was twice its normal size.
He tells Fox.com, "After he died we weren't sure (of the exact cause of death) so I continued to do
some research and I had some doctors call me from different places and different med schools that
were doing research on constipation.
"We didn't realise until the autopsy that his constipation was as bad. We knew it was bad because it
was hard for us to treat, but we didn't realise what it had done. We just assumed that the constipation
was secondary to the meds that he was taking for his arthritic pain and for his insomnia
. We found stool in his colon which had been there for four or five months because of the poor motility
of the bowel."
And the medic insists it was Presley's own vanity which prevented him from undergoing a colostomy
operation: "He would get embarrassed, he'd have accidents onstage. He'd have to change clothes and
come back because of the way we were trying to treat his constipation. So if they had done the
colostomy then, he'd probably still be here."
Presley died at his Graceland home in Memphis, Tennessee aged 42, from suspected cardiac
arrhythmia.
| You may have 20 to 100 pounds of toxic waste in your colon These are harmful Parasites) - Everybody has them. If left to live and breed inside your stomach, small and large intestines and colon, they will eventually cause you to puff up, gain lots of weight, get sick more often, and take many, many years off your life! |
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