Original sentence: " (Pounder 155)."My Most Frequently Asked Questions about Colon And Internal Cleansing" Cleanse.(Note that you can call one of the libraries from www.A scan can be electronically sent to you via a file hosting service or e-mail.Anderson explains that medical doctors are not trained to recognize the difference between mucoid plaque and the normal mucosa.Anderson, Richard.Color Atlas of the Digestive System.In his book, Richard Anderson cites numerous conventional scientific sources and claims they support his assertion (Anderson 59).On page 155 of a conventional textbook of gastroenterology titled Color Atlas of the Digestive System, there is a picture of a long, black, ropey stool taking on the shape of the GI tract that came out of a young woman with irritable bowel syndrome.Other alternative medicine practitioners have used other names.Pounder, Allison & Dhillon.Richard Anderson claims that many doctors are not trained to recognize mucoid plaque.Richard Anderson says that this is an example of mucoid plaque (Anderson).The author comments:"A particularly bizarre stool from a young woman with the irritable bowel syndrome.This was not removed by any cleansing program and is documented in a conventional source.Year Book Medical Publishers, 1989.org and ask librarian to photocopy or scan page 155.page 155.“Until the mucoid plaque begins to mix with fecal matter, its color and texture may appear similar to healthy bowel mucosa,” he says (Anderson 66; 88)
Edited sentence: Before him, other alternative medicine practitioners used their own convenient terms