When the digestive and eliminative systems are not properly working to rid the body of this accumulating putrefactive build-up in the colon, the resulting toxins are then absorbed from the colon into the bloodstream, and are carried back into every part of the body. In a nutshell, because of intestinal stasis, the body ends up chronically poisoning itself with its own wastes and toxins instead of carrying out its designed purpose of eliminating them. The topic of internal cleansing is not often easily discussed, and to many, is an embarrassing topic, yet is extremely crucial to one's health and well being. As people today are becoming more aware of the necessity of taking responsibility for their own health they are reaching out to the area of prevention and natural healing. Unfortunately, the medical profession, with all of its technological advances, is intent on curing symptoms with prescription drugs and surgical techniques while drifting further away from natural and non-invasive healing methods.
Education is a key that opens many doors.
We need to educate ourselves on the principles and importance of internal cleansing and proper bowel management. When the bowel is dirty, the blood is dirty and so are the organs and tissues. It is the bowel that must be cared for first. Proper bowel function entails having two to three good bowel movements per day. Most people are not aware of this and go through their daily lives eliminating once a day, once every other day or less.