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  1. Fred Olsen says:

    The claimed amounts of 10-20 lbs of "compacted fecal material" residing in the colons of people over 40, is bogus. Where are your peer-reviewed studies to back this up? Anecdotal reports don't cut it with me.

  2. mothman777 says:

    I disagree that impacted matter in the colon is as prevalent as you might think. Therapists I have worked with in the past have said they have never seen a single case in real life in their entire practice. Someone tried to scam me whilst I was a student, and told me I had impacted waste so severe that it would take 50 treatments, one a week for a 'discounted' rate of £40 a time, and that was ten years ago. I never had more than one treatment of colonic irrigation from this therapist; yet a few months later, when I had a proper scan of my bowel done, which I watched on a large full colour TV, as a camera was inserted on a scope along the full length of my descending, transverse and ascending large colon, there was not even a speck of faecal matter along the entire length. Had I believed the 'kind' rip off merchant, I would be £2,000 lighter.

    Impacted deposits may occur only in very rare cases, in the extremely decrepit in their 80's or so who have some disease of the bowel leading to wasting of tissue, or in some bedridden 40 stone 'shut in' pizza monster, but not in real life in people with normal physical construction who are not suffering some chronic wasting disease of the bowel. Spend your cash more wisely. Grow your own food organically using organic compost and basalt rock dust for re-mineralization of your soil, and prevent most disease naturally. Dr Samuel Epstein said 95% of all disease was preventable by eating food that contained proper mineral content. Mike Adams recently reported that an apple today has only 3% of the mineral content of one grown in 1916, hence much of the disease today. Only food grown on such soil regularly re-enriched by basalt or other suitable rock dust can provide you with that. Rare minerals like praseodymium, neodymium, etc. are demonstrated in lab tests to double the lifespans of animals, and NPK chemical fertilizers that all non-organic farmers use don't give you that. The planet is largely made of the stuff, so it is pretty easy to obtain; it is the same grey rock they use for chippings on the roads, though there are many grades of basalt and you must choose wisely from a good supplier who has measured the specific mineralogy of the particular rock they sell; some will not give the results you need.

    1. night train says:

      Your opinion makes sense. Thanks.

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