Accumulation of mucus from undigested food such as meat,processed
foods etc leads to production of toxins that poison the blood and lymphatic system. There are two approaches
to colon care One is to use powders and liquefied through the mouth. And the other approach is to ingest
them through the anus. The aim is to make the intestine expels out accumulated wastes in the
large intestine
The colon
is also called the second brain. It houses the Gut associated lymphoid tissue(GALT) which is over 70% of the entire lymphatic-immune
system. The colon through enter hepatic circulation feeds the liver with fresh nutrient filled fresh blood supply. Dirty,waste
filled colon means we supply the liver with poisoned blood. This is what causes toxic blood syndrome.From the colon,we can
heal the body of all diseases.What we feed to colon through nutrition goes to the liver. Cleaning the colon is the most important
house keeping adventure we need to do periodically. What we feed our colon affect the liver and the progression of all
liver diseases from hepatitis, cirrhosis and cancer. Hepatitis viruses, and inflammatory processes that fuels liver diseases
can be healed by taking care of the colon.
Cancers ,diabetes,hypertension,autoimmune diseases etc can be rectified
by working on the colon.Life begins and end in the colon. If you want to rectify immune dysfunction,work on the colon
Always cleanse the colon during
liver detoxification, whole body detoxification or during liver gall bladder flushes because we have all these wastes
being dumped into the intestine. Fibers bind to these toxic wastes ,prevent their reabsorbtion. It ultimately assist their
elimination from the body .Hurray!
Millions of people suffering from liver disease are unaware of the extent to which it truly
affects our society. The disease can remain undetected for years without pronounced symptoms. When symptoms do present themselves,
they typically include nausea, jaundice, fatigue, depression, reduced libido, muscle aches, and more. All of the stages
of NAFLD[non alcoholic fatty liver disease] have in common the accumulation of fat (fatty infiltration) in the liver
cells (hepatocytes). Yet, in many respects, the histological picture of NAFLD (when we look at a biopsy piece of liver under
the microscope) is similar to what can be seen in liver disease that is due to excessive intake of alcohol. As we shall see,
however, the clinical circumstances in NAFLD and NASH are very different from those in alcoholic liver disease (ALD).
Cirrhosis of the liver is a slow processing disease. The healthy liver tissue is taken over by scar tissue and then prevents
the liver from functioning normally. The flow of blood is blocked when too much scar tissue is formed. Hepatitis C & B,
fatty liver disease, and alcohol abuse are the most common causes of liver cirrhosis. Fatty liver disease is caused mostly
by obesity and diabetes. Liver cancer is usually a secondary development. Tumors of the lung, colon, pancreas, or stomach
can spread to the liver. Tumors of the liver are either benign or malignant. Malignant, or cancerous, tumors of the liver
are of two kinds – hepatoma and cholangiocarcinoma. A hepatoma is a tumor that grows in the liver and invades normal
tissue.
A detoxification diet is probably the most
natural way to help your colon, kidneys, skin and other parts of your body cleanse your system. People report improved bowel
movements and digestion, increased energy and ability to focus, and clearer skin as a detoxification diet benefit.A detoxification
diet is a high fiber diet,one to stimulate bile production,cleanse the blood,increase urination,cleans the lymphatic system,strengthen
the adrenals and increase sweating. fibers help sweep through the walls of the colon,bound to wastes released from the liver
and bile. They add bulk to feces and increase transit time. With high fiber diet, one should be be able to stimulate colon
contraction or peristalsis. This makes it possible for us to eliminate approximately twelve hours after every meal.
Detoxification Protocol
Take plenty of water.The first part of the diet is simple - plan
on detoxification by drinking more water each day, up to eight glasses. You will then need to stop or at least drastically
cut back on your consumption of alcohol and coffee, as they are both diuretics that will dehydrate your system. Water is the
key component of any detoxification diet plan.
Detoxify with Fiber.You should then add more fruits and vegetables to your diet. They will provide your body
with the essential fiber it needs to jump start the digestive process. Fruit juices and vegetable juices are fine but begin
replacing the bag of chips or snack bars in your lunch with whole fruits and perhaps a salad. Bring apples or pears with you
to work for a snack. You can also bring raisins or prunes to eat instead of taking a trip to the vending machine.
The word “probiotic” means “for life.” Probiotics are good bacteria that provide a health benefit
and are essential for many vital body functions, including healthy digestion. Probiotics are increasingly being used and evaluated
in the management of digestive health. When you were very young, most of the bacteria in your digestive system were good Bifidobacteria.
The percentage of these good bacteria naturally decreases as we age. They help restore your digestive balance.* Your
body needs beneficial bacteria for a number of things, including healthy digestion. But they’re fragile. Common issues
such as diet, illness, and stress can disrupt your natural balance of good bacteria. Present in many organic unprocessed plant foods,
live probiotic cultures populate the intestinal tract where they play a positive role in digestive and immune health. Probiotics
maximize the benefits of a healthy diet by supporting normal absorption and assimilation of nutrients in the gut. Certain
probiotic blends help support normal gastrointestinal balance of good and potentially harmful bacteria, and promote regular
bowel function.Moore
Easy on the Protein
Reduce your intake of meats and dairy products. They are high in protein but they don't have
the fiber and other nutrients that are conducive to a healthy flushing of the system. Instead, your detoxification diet should
be rich in whole grains from breads, cereals, and brown rice. Introduce beans to your diet - add them to salads, make a three
bean chili without meat or a tasty soup full of vegetable and beans.
Fast Food/Processed Food.
The food may taste good but
it has little nutritional value, being over-processed and loaded with salt and fat. Avoid purchasing products at the supermarket
full of ingredients that you cannot pronounce.
Caution
The increase in fiber may cause a bit of intestinal
gas in the first week or so of your detoxification diet but don't give up. Your system will adjust and it will reward you
with regular bowel movements and an overall feeling of health and wellbeing.
You
may also experience headache due to caffeine withdrawal. You can minimize this by gradually tapering off caffeine use or switch
to green tea prior to beginning a detoxification diet.
Don't consume excess fiber without increasing
water as this can lead to constipation.
Cleansing your colon starts with eating a
high-fiber diet and drinking plenty of water. This helps keep you regular and puts your body back on track.
Nutrient rich source of fiber,vitamins,enzymes,probiotics and vegetables
Colon cleanse
How
to cleanse the colon if you are dealing with fatty liver,liver disease,cirrhosis,cancer or other digestive illness
Start with high fiber diet like physillum, triphalla,
raw fruits and vegetables, ground flax seeds. Make sure they are all organic.
Herbal
remedies and supplements for liver disease Use the following herb:Milk thistle, dandelion, artichoke, turmeric, licorice, burdock, yellow duck, Oregon
grape seed, and buckthorn .For moore please read
Flax/Fish Combo Oil, Omega 3-6-9 From Flax & Fish Oils,
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