Go to this site and read the information and look at the pictures of the things that came out of these peoples bodies. I am planning on bying this cleanse, becaues I have bowel problems and believe it is one of the reasons that I haven't had much luck with the different treatments.

Ive seen pictures of my own bowel taken during colonoscopy--and I can say without a doubt that those colon cleanse people are full of crap/poop etc that they claim comes out with their products

there is NO slime or build up--no coating etc..and my GI guy reports he has NEVER seen anything like they claim and he has done thousands of 'oscopies!!

and many have been harmed by the products too

there are risks of perferation and infection, risks of elctrolyte imbalances and all sorts of things if the cleanse is due to colonic irrigation

risks of pain and reactions to the ingred if its by pills, supps for a cleanse.

what are expelled are the casts of the fibers in the cleane--your body is getting rid of the ingredients!!and is ther one animal on earth that needs to colon cleanse?? I think we humans despite doing things like eating poorly and exposing the world to toxins are still pretyy well run beings---

I strongly urge you to read this article

http://www.acsh.org/factsfears/newsID.194/news_detail.asp

then if you still thionk you need to cleanse--well I wish you all the best

but I doubt thats why you arent healing--

be well and be careful

Finette

colonix has licorice which raises blood pressure and the tea has senna--please look it up--very risky herb

and as for what comes out/mucoid plaque see this

The major criticisms of the concept of mucoid plaque are that the supposed phenomenon has never been described in the scientific or medical literature[1][2][3] and that physicians have never encountered it in their patients.[4] A 2004 paper by Soergel, Tse and Slaughter on the relationship between lay and medical language uses "mucoid plaque" as an example of "non-credible concepts" used by healthcare consumers.[5]

Edward Uthman, a practicing pathologist and Adjunct Professor of Pathology at the University of Texas School of Medicine, has said on the basis of having examined several thousand intestinal biopsies: "This is a complete fabrication with no anatomic basis."[4] Another practicing pathologist, Ed Friedlander of Brown University, states, "As a pathologist, I have opened hundreds of colons and never seen anything like 'toxic bowel settlement'."

Furthermore, in reference to purported photos of expelled mucoid plaque, he writes, "Sites they have shared include one depicting what I recognize to be a blood clot."[6

so again, you cant trust all you read

Fin, what's your take on this... what is holding some of us up from getting well? what do you think of humaworm?