Christina B. asks:
I was told that over your lifetime, fecal matter tends to cake into the lining of your intestines. This person also told me that if I went for colonic treatments it would lessen my chances to develop GI-type cancers. I need details on what all is involved, please... also, what size tubing would be used? Thanks.
Dear Christina,
Thanks for the question.
I, personally, am not a fan of colon cleansing. I don't believe the hype about it, I don't believe it will prevent cancers, and, more importantly, I just can't see myself doing it.
However, your question remains. Here is a link if you really, truly want to get into that lifestyle. http://www.appliedozone.net/colonics.html
Bear in mind that I don't endorse this and that I am not a doctor of anything.
As to the tubing, just use any old enema bag and tubing (they usually are sold together) commercially available.
Thanks for asking Poonurse, and have fun!
Please be advised that I am only a Poonurse. I am NOT a medical doctor. Any advice I give should be taken moderate skepticism. Please consult a REAL medical doctor if you feel you have a serious medical condition.
-- Poonurse
Poonurse is an RN with 25 years experience in labor and delivery. Her qualifications include seeing a lot of poop, and owning a computer. Also, she works in Michigan, which she calls the asshole of the universe, so that's another bit of credibility.
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