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Advanced Home Enemas: Strengthen Your Immune System and Prevent Early Aging

Conquer Candida, Beat the Flu, Strengthen Your Immune System and Prevent Early Aging with Advanced Home Enemas

You’ve Never Brushed Your Teeth Before?!?

Imagine for a moment what the inside of your mouth would look like if you had never brushed your teeth.

Its kind of a frightening thought, isn’t it?!

Learn why brushing your teeth isn’t the only important hygiene practice to adopt and how learning to do home enemas can help you beat infections, strengthen your immune system, slow the aging process…. and even improve your smile.

You’ve Never Brushed Your Teeth Before?!?

Imagine for a moment what the inside of your mouth would look like if you had never brushed your teeth. Its kind of a frightening thought, isn’t it?!

And yet that is the reality for most people… except it’s even worse than that.

You see, our intestinal lining is basically identical to the skin lining inside our mouths, and if we had never brushed our teeth, our mouths would be covered in a tough yellow and white lining of fungus and yeast, as well as many other colorful bacteria colonies.

This is exactly the case in millions of people’s colons across America and the world, because in modern times, the simple practices that maintain basic levels of colon hygiene are mostly ignored and overlooked.

But this wasn’t always the case.

Around the turn of 1900, enemas were considered a foundation for recovery from almost any illness, and an enema or colonic was one of the first procedures performed in hospitals across the United States, and throughout the developed world.

Enemas had been widely used throughout the world for thousands of years before they were standard procedure in US hospitals around the turn of the century.

The phrase “good health resides in the gut” dates back to Hippocrates in ancient Greece, who is known as the Father of Medicine., and modern science now provides ample evidence to support his hypothesis.

Cutting-edge research into the Human Microbiome shows many direct connections between our intestinal health and brain function, mood & emotional state, energy levels and general immune response.

Due to the widespread use of pharmaceutical antibiotics in modern times, this simple and effective practice has fallen almost entirely out of custom. I especially find it ironic that enemas are not even practiced in hospitals and clinic for acute and chronic intestinal infections, when this would clearly be the best way to “apply directly” to an infection, and the more convenient, yet highly problematic solution of broad-spectrum pharmaceutical antibiotics, is almost always prescribed instead.

So to my mind it seems clear that we have allowed our value for convenience to override our need for both safety and effectiveness. In the quest for convenience, we have become dependent on harmful pharmaceutical drugs and have lost touch with the classical knowledge of how to combat illness our selves.

Based on my research and experience, I strongly believe that regularly practicing home enemas is an essential component of effective personal hygiene, just like regularly brushing one’s teeth. Really its even more important than brushing our teeth, because our mouth is not where the primary foundation of our health and wellness resides.

Perhaps its simply because we can see inside our mouths so easily that we focus so much on keeping our mouths clean and our teeth well brushed. Then this same logic would then make it very easy to ignore cleaning our colon. But just because we can’t see inside our colon doesn’t mean it’s not extremely important to keep clean!

You know, it’s a sort of like cleaning the back corners of your fridge. It can be all too easy to ignore, but if you don’t clean it regularly then you will eventually have something rotting in there. This will not only make your whole fridge stink, but it will also affect all of the food in your fridge as the rotting bacteria spreads. And the exact same thing is true inside your colon.

Posted by ahw3jfnv89 on 2017-06-30 16:16:18

Tagged: , Antibiotic , Probiotic , Enema , Flu , Microbiome , Candida

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