The process itself isn’t a myth. The benefits may be considered, though. As long as you eat a balanced diet and lots of fruits and veggies, you wouldn’t have to invest in any special remedies. I saw a commercial on TV one Sunday that you can lose weight because your feces is trapped up in you somehow and their remedy can fix it. I think claims like that are false. Drink some cranberry or pomergranate juice. Good luck.
It’s the holistic community scam. They quit calling vitamins, vitamins and now call them formularies, like the drug industry. All they can sell is "food." The only thing they are allowed to sell by law. If they claim otherwise, the FDA will have the CEO in prison and the company shut down. It’s a criminal offence to claim food is a drug.
The new generation is now more educated and they know they are not starving, or living in the backwoods where all they eat is bamboo shoots and cockroaches, and they know that supplements, don’t supplement a darn thing. So the naturopathic community had to come up with something new.
They jumped on the environmentalist bandwagon and came up with the idea since we have an overabundance of nutrition, then people would believe we are "poisoning" ourselves so we need to "detoxify" ourselves. Since people know that kidney dialysis remove the poisons that a failing kidney can’t remove, they think the general public will buy that food will do the same thing. So they put food in pills and people think they are cleaning their organs out, just like a $20,000 dialysis machine.
It’s just a different time and place… in the old days it was Snake Oil salesmen that were selling all sorts of concoctions that generally contained nothing more than alcohol and a big scam of hype. Back then it was elixirs because that is how physicians delivered drugs, in liquid. Today it is pills because that is how pharmaceuticals deliver their medicines.
For those that won’t buy the detox claims, they claim that our food is so bad we are losing trace elements and they must be replaced with other foods packaged into pills.
Waste your money on a lottery ticket and you will have a better chance of changing your life.
oh o its real and painful my dad had it done
i hope we r talking a bout the same thing its like wen they clean your insides or somethin rite ya its real go to some doctor site and ull find out
Yes! Another rip off. Live a healthy life style and your body will do a good job of "cleansing" itself. Of course, if you’re constipated, might ought to do something about that.
no way, absolutely not!
i’ve done it, and it truly does make you feel better.
They have them at your local HEALTH stores….about 28 bucks….Makes you feel great, and there is def. truth to a lot of junk being built up inside you. Try and see. Totally safe!
no, in fact it is very under looked and under used. There should be once a month that people should fast for a few days with nothing but water and some vegatables to cleanse out their toxins etc as well.
You should use a flush kit at least one a year. Waste builds up in your system and poisons you. When John Wayne had an autopsy, it was found that he had 42 pounds of meat in his colon. God rest his soul. You can get a good general purpose one at gnc for about $20.
No, it’s not a myth. It’s very good for your body. Over time chemicals, toxins and fats build up in your digestive tract, liver, kidneys, etc. It’s good to clean them out once in a while.
If you eat a lot of fiber you don’t need to cleanse as often. Fiber and water help flush the body and keep you regular, preventing excessive buildup.
Your local GNC or health food store can help answer more of your questions.
Additionally, eat a lot of garlic and apple cider vinegar. I eat 1 clove of garlic per day (like a pill) and 2 tablespoons of ACV.
The colon and liver are involved in normal excretory functions of the body. One doesn’t need to take any "cleansers" to "clean" your body. Your body deals with wastes naturally if you have normal organ function.
No you can go to a place like GMC and get the stuff to do it.
The process itself isn’t a myth. The benefits may be considered, though. As long as you eat a balanced diet and lots of fruits and veggies, you wouldn’t have to invest in any special remedies. I saw a commercial on TV one Sunday that you can lose weight because your feces is trapped up in you somehow and their remedy can fix it. I think claims like that are false. Drink some cranberry or pomergranate juice. Good luck.
yes
Yes.
All the "detox" stuff is junk science, as well.
It’s the holistic community scam. They quit calling vitamins, vitamins and now call them formularies, like the drug industry. All they can sell is "food." The only thing they are allowed to sell by law. If they claim otherwise, the FDA will have the CEO in prison and the company shut down. It’s a criminal offence to claim food is a drug.
The new generation is now more educated and they know they are not starving, or living in the backwoods where all they eat is bamboo shoots and cockroaches, and they know that supplements, don’t supplement a darn thing. So the naturopathic community had to come up with something new.
They jumped on the environmentalist bandwagon and came up with the idea since we have an overabundance of nutrition, then people would believe we are "poisoning" ourselves so we need to "detoxify" ourselves. Since people know that kidney dialysis remove the poisons that a failing kidney can’t remove, they think the general public will buy that food will do the same thing. So they put food in pills and people think they are cleaning their organs out, just like a $20,000 dialysis machine.
It’s just a different time and place… in the old days it was Snake Oil salesmen that were selling all sorts of concoctions that generally contained nothing more than alcohol and a big scam of hype. Back then it was elixirs because that is how physicians delivered drugs, in liquid. Today it is pills because that is how pharmaceuticals deliver their medicines.
For those that won’t buy the detox claims, they claim that our food is so bad we are losing trace elements and they must be replaced with other foods packaged into pills.
Waste your money on a lottery ticket and you will have a better chance of changing your life.
im pretty sure it isn’t
oh o its real and painful my dad had it done
i hope we r talking a bout the same thing its like wen they clean your insides or somethin rite ya its real go to some doctor site and ull find out
Yes! Another rip off. Live a healthy life style and your body will do a good job of "cleansing" itself. Of course, if you’re constipated, might ought to do something about that.
no way, absolutely not!
i’ve done it, and it truly does make you feel better.
They have them at your local HEALTH stores….about 28 bucks….Makes you feel great, and there is def. truth to a lot of junk being built up inside you. Try and see. Totally safe!
no, in fact it is very under looked and under used. There should be once a month that people should fast for a few days with nothing but water and some vegatables to cleanse out their toxins etc as well.
You will feel like a million bucks afterwords!
You should use a flush kit at least one a year. Waste builds up in your system and poisons you. When John Wayne had an autopsy, it was found that he had 42 pounds of meat in his colon. God rest his soul. You can get a good general purpose one at gnc for about $20.
No, it’s not a myth. It’s very good for your body. Over time chemicals, toxins and fats build up in your digestive tract, liver, kidneys, etc. It’s good to clean them out once in a while.
If you eat a lot of fiber you don’t need to cleanse as often. Fiber and water help flush the body and keep you regular, preventing excessive buildup.
Your local GNC or health food store can help answer more of your questions.
Additionally, eat a lot of garlic and apple cider vinegar. I eat 1 clove of garlic per day (like a pill) and 2 tablespoons of ACV.
The colon and liver are involved in normal excretory functions of the body. One doesn’t need to take any "cleansers" to "clean" your body. Your body deals with wastes naturally if you have normal organ function.
no,read the natural curs book. To say food can’t cure a thing is ridiculous though. Think about scurvy