considering that you've
never tried the product, it makes me
question if you are working for one of
drnatura's competitors? Why else would
you spend so much time and effort to ruin
the credibility of an incredible product?
It makes no sense at all. <
i am not a competitor nor do I work for a
pharmaceutical company. I have complex
health problems and a kitchen cabinet full
of herbal remedies that did no good. I am
cautious and skeptical. If you think that
I am badmouthing the company, why not ask
me more about my opinions or make
suggestions? Why just attack me for my
beliefs?
>if I don’t like the sound of a
product, I simply will not try it and move
on to something else. I would never join
forums to badmouth a product that I know
nothing about. How stupid would it be to
spend my time on such mindless activities.
<
i am interested in the product and am
investigating it to see if it might work
for me. On the one hand I see countless
glowing testimonials, and on another I see
reports of the product not working for a
number of people. In addition, when I
contacted drnatura, they did not answer my
questions fully, and did not reply at all
when I told them what I had heard about
others' experiences. Any company worth
their salt needs to be held accountable,
especially when people's health is at
stake.
>most of us are all happy and delighted
with the results of the colonix program in
this forum. If we have a concern, we can
share it in a civilized manner. You are
the only bad seed. Why are you trying to
burst our bubble? Don't you have
something better to do? Why don’t you
become a spokesperson for a drug company?
You are using the very same tactics.
<
attacking someone for their personal
opinions and assertions is civilized?
I would never insult someone personally on
a forum, nor judge them for what they do
with their time. I am sorry you feel you
live in a bubble, because public scrutiny
and debate is a healthy way to form one's
own opinions and beliefs. I'm glad that
this product works for you. I am not just
going to order something blindly without
evaluating it first. I've spent too much
money on other remedies that proved
worthless.
>everything you write about is
completely unfounded. I personally
don’t believe a word you say. I have
dealt with drnatura’s customer service
many times and they were extremely
responsive every time.<
that doesn't negate the fact that I have
had lousy customer service. You can
believe what you want. When you start
taking it out on people for not agreeing
with you, not only is that bad netiquette,
it makes you look like you're the drug
pusher.
>if the gallbladder story was true,
don’t you think the person would have
returned the product for a refund instead
of trying to sell it on e-bay?<
she bought the product on ebay to begin
with. She contacted drnatura but they
wouldn't refund it because she didn't buy
it from them to begin with. The post is
on dallas tx craigslist.
>in the meantime, why don’t you go to
a different forum to harass people there.
I think that everyone has had enough of
you here. <
wow, that's really scary, attempting to
speak for everyone in a forum, especially
to harrass a member you personally have a
problem with.
>i hope you’re getting good money for
these pathetic derogatory posts.<
i hope the product continues to work for
you. I hope you aren't addicted to it.
And I hope you learn tolerance, and how to
state your views without insult. No
cleanse can accomplish that.
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michelejosephine
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 02 Jan 2006 Posts: 1 Location: Clifton Park, NY, USA
Colonix Posted: 01-02-06 13:52pm
Hi everyone!
I'm new here and I was wondering about
going on colonix. I have a few questions
for anyone who has tried it.
#1. Did you talk to your doctor before
doing this? What did he/she say?
#2. Do you have to take this for 3 months
or longer? I didn't quite understand the
time frame.
#3. Do you feel like you have to go right
now, like a laxative? I wanna do this,
but scared if i'm at work with a client or
customer to say "hold on one sec".
#4. What are all these other supplements
on the Dr. Natura website? Do I have to
take them too?
Thanks for all your help!
Michele :d
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tlp1
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 07 Aug 2005 Posts: 12
Posted: 01-02-06 21:25pm
leithris
wrote:
troll? You must be
kidding, or looking in the mirror. I
came here to find out information on this
product. In a short time i've heard
some horror stories about drnatura. I
even contacted them myself, to no avail.
What i've heard just doesn't match up
with their overly glowing website.
If you want to worship drnatura blindly,
go ahead. I wanted to believe in
them, wanted to feel safe in trying this
product, and being able to recommend it to
friends, family, and clients, but they
give me absolutely no reason to. Is
this group only about unquestioned
adherence to the colonix
product?
you make me laugh! Have a happy new year
troll
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hilarebel
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 03 Jan 2006 Posts: 1
Posted: 01-03-06 02:50am
I have had trouble for a long time with
chronic constipation. I tried a number of
alternatives to laxatives: stool softeners
(up to 6 per day) metamucil, mineral
oil... Anything I could think of. I hate
laxatives and avoid taking them, even when
it means struggling to "go" only once per
week, dreading using the bathroom for
days, struggling to go, etc, etc.
Um, the reason I don't want to take
laxatives all the time is because they are
very uncomfortable and can be highly
addictive. Chronic use of laxatives have
many damaging health effects, research
bulemia. Laxatives can atrophy your bowel
so that its impossible for you to go
without the assistance of the drug.
I am in awe of the colonix program. I
feel like a normal person again because I
go every morning, it takes 5 minutes (as
opposed to an hour of struggling) and I
don't have to be thinking about it all the
time. ("is it going to hurt, is it going
to bleed, will I be able to go, how long
will it take, etc, etc.) that is
addicting!!!
I admit that everything has side effects.
I am schooled on the side effects of
laxatives and don't believe that anything
is harder on your bowels than a harsh
laxative. People shouldn't be discouraged
from trying this program because it didn't
work for some people, or it could be
addictive if you abuse it. Of course it
doesn't work for some people, and of
course it can be addictive when used
improperly. Name any other drug that
doesn't meet those criteria?
For me, colonix is a godsend. I don't
think its right to slam on a product that
you haven't even tried. And I especially
don't think its okay for you to try and
rob someone else of the experience because
of your own hangups. When you try it and
hate it, then come back and share your
experience.
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leithris
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Nov 2005 Posts: 6
Posted: 01-03-06 19:43pm
You make me laugh! Have a happy new year
troll[/quote]
how intelligent. Sorry you were
threatened by my post. One would have
hoped for a mature response. But then,
bullies aren't mature. Sorry I made the
mistake of thinking you were!
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HealthyChoice
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 05 Jan 2006 Posts: 1
Questions Posted: 01-05-06 05:52am
This forum has been very helpful, and
everyone's input very insightful. I
would like to know...
1. Has anyone has lost a good amount of
weight while using this product?
2. Is there a store that I can go to,
rather than using the internet or phone,
to purchase the product?
3. Has anyone experienced similar
results with the use of a different
product?
#1. Did you talk to your doctor before
doing this? What did he/she say?
Unless you are dealing with a holistic
doctor, your doctor will not be supportive
of natural therapies. He'll want you
taking drugs, for which he receives a
commission from the drug companies, and
he'll want you sick all the time so you
visit often. Doctors are not trained in
nutrition or natural medicine. Their
education is backed by the drug companies.
A few years back, there was a doctors'
strike in israel and the number of
fatalities dropped dramatically. What
does that tell you?
#2. Do you have to take this for 3 months
or longer? I didn't quite understand the
time frame.
If you've never cleansed before, they
recommend a 2-3 month cleanse. Your body
will let you know when it's time to stop.
I would just go for the full three
months.
#3. Do you feel like you have to go right
now, like a laxative? I wanna do this,
but scared if i'm at work with a client or
customer to say "hold on one sec".
Not at all. Start on a weekend and then
you'll be able to know when you will need
to go to the bathroom. For me, it was
first thing in the morning, then again
after I drank the fiber and one more time
after dinner. I was fine during the
day.
#4. What are all these other supplements
on the Dr. Natura website? Do I have to
take them too?
I don't think you have to take them at the
same time as the colonix although it is a
good idea to take some probiotics. They
are all really good products though.
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colonixnewuser88
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 08 Jan 2006 Posts: 2 Location: california
Question On Kleritea Posted: 01-08-06 20:52pm
Hi,
just started on this program. On day 3
now and dun see anything interesting
coming out and I feel a little constipated
as well. I usually can go daily but not
much though.
At nite time, I drink the kleritea but I
felt my heart beat faster after driniking
the tea. I can feel my palpiltation.
Should I continue w/ the tea?
What should I do? Should I get a refund
or continue for another week and see how
it does again? I'm a little concerned
about what those ingredients are and
possible side effects..
I dont want to bash anyone here, and like
most on this forum, I am looking for
unbiased opinions on colonix. Just an
observation, but jvarta, colional, and
tip1 all sound really defensive over
colonix. Stock holders, ceos (jvarta :
marta - sounds very similar! ), or maybe
just good friends of Dr. Natura. If you
are having heart palpatations or anything
similar as result of taking anything, stop
and talk to a doctor!!!! Serious stuff!
So far colonix doesn't sound too bad and I
agree that with any drug or dietary
supplement somebody will have bad
side-effects. I have seen alot of
believable and positive reviews on this
forum so I think my wife and I may try it.
If we do and this forum isn't dead by
then, i'll let you know how it went. I
wish you good fortune selling your product
jvarta.
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JVarta
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Jul 2005 Posts: 10
Posted: 01-09-06 08:46am
Alotapoo,
obviously you've never found anything that
you truly feel passionate about. It is
truly remarkable when a product changes
your life. Perhaps you didn't suffer as
much as I have or others in this forum who
have been helped by the colonix. But for
many of us, it truly has been a life
saver. I hope it will be for you as well.
Instead of jumping into a forum as a new
member and accusing people of
selling/endorsing a particluar product,
why don't you try the product to see how
it works for you. I thought this was a
forum about sharing our experiences and
questions about a wonderful product. When
did it become a forum about people who
never tried the product bashing the rest
of us.
I'm more than glad to share my experiences
with others and helping new comers but i'm
really getting fed up with these people
who never even tried the colonix jumping
in to give their two cent's worth.
Colonixnewuser88, it takes a while for you
to see results. Just think of how many
years it took to become so polluted and
toxic inside. I would try steeping the
tea for only a minute or so to see what
happens. When your body is getting rid of
toxins, sometimes you can experience some
discomfort. Of course, if you are really
not feeling well, you should stop the
product, even if it's just for a few days.
Are you taking any medications?
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colonixnewuser88
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 08 Jan 2006 Posts: 2 Location: california
Posted: 01-09-06 13:38pm
Yes, I am taking thyroxine pills as I have
part of my thyroid gland removed a year
ago due to a hyperactive thyroid. I did
steep in
only a minute or 2 and I still get the
palpitation feeling. There might be
something in the tea that I am allergic
to. I have reaction to caffeine type of
drinks but they said it contains no
caffeine.
Thanks.
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JVarta
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Jul 2005 Posts: 10
Posted: 01-09-06 14:20pm
Why don't you try it without the tea and
see how you make out? If your body is
handling the other two products well, you
should still get a good detox with them.
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SameSituation
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 13 Jan 2006 Posts: 2
Objective Forum Posted: 01-13-06 13:32pm
As a health care professional, I
appreciate and would expect some level of
skepticism when it comes to making a
decision to ingest any non-fda approved
"remedy," herbal or otherwise. Glowing
testimonials of unknown veracity on a
website are only just that. There are
always two sides to every story and this
is your health being discussed here, not
your lawn mower or your carpet.
Exercising caution, discussing the signs
and symptoms of your particular health
care concern as well as potential
treatment with an actual health care
professional, diligently researching
alternatives, and scrutinizing
information in forums such as these is not
only the intelligent thing to do, it is
critical in ensuring that you avoid
inadvertently undertaking potentially life
or health-threatening treatment programs.
I, too, am a skeptic because I know from
my training and experience that there are
a lot of dangerous concoctions being sold
via the internet that purportedly treat a
variety of ailments. I know how willing
people are to try anything to get the
results they want, even if that means
ignoring information that may not support
their chosen direction. Knowing that the
distributor/manufacturer of colonix chose
not to answer some very important
questions or to direct the caller to
someone higher up in the organization to
answer these questions is a danger sign,
plain and simple. I'm not saying that
this product isn't safe or isn't helpful,
however, I also wondered from the very
beginning of this string if jvarta was a
financial stakeholder in this program.
Mr./ms. Varta, unless you are a
physician, I would suggest that you stick
to providing personal testimonial and
avoid being prescriptive. Your attack on
someone who does not share your "passion"
for this product who was simply voicing
some concerns, was unnecessary and
unhelpful. I appreciate your opinion, as
I do the others here...Which is why I am
on this post. A cautionary note to other
posters...Do not follow the advice of some
stranger on a website. If you are unsure
as to a course of action that relates to
your health, consult your physician.
Unless jvarta is standing in your doctor's
office with a stethoscope around his/her
neck writing you a prescription, you
should ignore any directions on how, when,
or if you use this product.
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JVarta
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Jul 2005 Posts: 10
Posted: 01-13-06 19:09pm
Great to have another happy newcomer who
knows nothing about this product. How
interesting! Trust the fda, trust the
doctors, trust conventional medicine only,
etc. I wonder if those who have such
blind faith in the medical establishment
are aware of the statistics below? (and
for the record, I am not a shareholder,
partner or in any way involved with
drnatura, other than being a satisfied
customer.
If anyone would like my opinion or advice,
you can email me directly. Otherwise, I
will no longer waste my time in this
forum.)
death by medicine
by gary null, phd; carolyn dean md, nd;
martin feldman, md; debora rasio, md; and
dorothy smith, phd
something is wrong when regulatory
agencies pretend that vitamins are
dangerous, yet ignore published statistics
showing that government-sanctioned
medicine is the real hazard.
Until now, life extension could cite only
isolated statistics to make its case about
the dangers of conventional medicine. No
one had ever analyzed and combined all of
the published literature dealing with
injuries and deaths caused by
government-protected medicine. That has
now changed.
A group of researchers meticulously
reviewed the statistical evidence and
their findings are absolutely shocking.4
these researchers have authored a paper
titled “death by medicine” that
presents compelling evidence that
today’s system frequently causes more
harm than good.
This fully referenced report shows the
number of people having in-hospital,
adverse reactions to prescribed drugs to
be 2.2 million per year. The number of
unnecessary antibiotics prescribed
annually for viral infections is 20
million per year. The number of
unnecessary medical and surgical
procedures performed annually is 7.5
million per year. The number of people
exposed to unnecessary hospitalization
annually is 8.9 million per year.
The most stunning statistic, however, is
that the total number of deaths caused by
conventional medicine is an astounding
783,936 per year. It is now evident that
the american medical system is the leading
cause of death and injury in the us. (by
contrast, the number of deaths
attributable to heart disease in 2001 was
699,697, while the number of deaths
attributable to cancer was 553,251.5)
we placed this article on our website to
memorialize the failure of the american
medical system. By exposing these
gruesome statistics in painstaking detail,
we provide a basis for competent and
compassionate medical professionals to
recognize the inadequacies of today’s
system and at least attempt to institute
meaningful reforms.
shocking isn't it? If you still think
conventional medicine will hold all the
answers you're looking for, you pretty
much deserve what you get. I will stick
with my herbs and vitamins - thank you.
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SameSituation
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 13 Jan 2006 Posts: 2
Posted: 01-13-06 22:31pm
You are incredibly and illogically
defensive and you know nothing about me or
what I know about health care statistics,
alternative medicine, or this particular
product. You are building a case entirely
on assumptions. My whole point, not that
you get it, is that anyone who is willing
to put something into their bodies without
doing substantial research and asking good
questions in a variety of forums is a
fool. Anyone who would take medical
advice from a stranger on-line is a fool.
Colonix may be the best thing for
individuals with digestive issues in the
world, but thank goodness there are smart
people asking some questions to assure
themselves that this product is not only
effective, but safe. If you don't get the
answers you need, don't buy it. If you
have confidence in the manufacturing
process and the contents, that's great, go
for it.
Keep asking the questions. If you trust
what you hear enough to try it, I hope you
get the results you are looking for.
Everyone gets to make their own decisions
based on their own set of criteria. No
need to be threatening, annoyed, or
hostile because some people need a little
more convincing or a little more
substantiated evidence. I live in a world
of clinical, pharmaceutical, and biotech
bench research, so I know whereof I speak.
And, I am an absolute proponent of
alternative medicine.
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actanonverbas
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Jan 2006 Posts: 1
Hijacked Accout Posted: 01-17-06 09:24am
This was not an authorized post and was a
hijacked account
Last edited by actanonverbas on 01-29-06 20:12pm; edited 1 time in total
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brad_religion
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Jan 2006 Posts: 1 Location: Pennsylvania
Hi, I'm New Here Posted: 01-18-06 10:41am
jvarta
wrote:
great to have another happy
newcomer who knows nothing about this
product. How interesting! Trust
the fda, trust the doctors, trust
conventional medicine only, etc. I
wonder if those who have such blind faith
in the medical establishment are aware of
the statistics below? (and for the
record, I am not a shareholder, partner or
in any way involved with drnatura, other
than being a satisfied customer.
If anyone would like my opinion or advice,
you can email me directly. Otherwise,
I will no longer waste my time in this
forum.)
death by medicine
by gary null, phd; carolyn dean md, nd;
martin feldman, md; debora rasio, md; and
dorothy smith, phd
something is wrong when regulatory
agencies pretend that vitamins are
dangerous, yet ignore published statistics
showing that government-sanctioned
medicine is the real hazard.
Until now, life extension could cite only
isolated statistics to make its case about
the dangers of conventional medicine.
No one had ever analyzed and combined all
of the published literature dealing with
injuries and deaths caused by
government-protected medicine. That
has now changed.
A group of researchers meticulously
reviewed the statistical evidence and
their findings are absolutely shocking.4
these researchers have authored a paper
titled “death by medicine” that
presents compelling evidence that
today’s system frequently causes more
harm than good.
This fully referenced report shows the
number of people having in-hospital,
adverse reactions to prescribed drugs to
be 2.2 million per year. The number of
unnecessary antibiotics prescribed
annually for viral infections is 20
million per year. The number of
unnecessary medical and surgical
procedures performed annually is 7.5
million per year. The number of people
exposed to unnecessary hospitalization
annually is 8.9 million per year.
The most stunning statistic, however, is
that the total number of deaths caused by
conventional medicine is an astounding
783,936 per year. It is now evident
that the american medical system is the
leading cause of death and injury in the
us. (by contrast, the number of deaths
attributable to heart disease in 2001 was
699,697, while the number of deaths
attributable to cancer was 553,251.5)
we placed this article on our website to
memorialize the failure of the american
medical system. By exposing these
gruesome statistics in painstaking detail,
we provide a basis for competent and
compassionate medical professionals to
recognize the inadequacies of today’s
system and at least attempt to institute
meaningful reforms.
shocking isn't it? If you still think
conventional medicine will hold all the
answers you're looking for, you pretty
much deserve what you get. I will
stick with my herbs and vitamins - thank
you.
hi jvarta, I sympathize with your view,
because I also do not adhere to
"conventional medicine". There are
plenty of studies available to see
regarding the major ailments of human
beings (cancer, heart disease, digestive
problems, etc). This "health care
professional" on the forum cannot be
blamed for defending drugs and using
hyperbole such as "non-fda". That is
because they are so indoctrinated with
"drugs are good, natural is bad"
mentality. What is amazing is they tell
you that if you trust the word of a
stranger on the internet, you are a
"fool", yet they have no problem saying
you should trust a "health care
professional" who gives out drug
prescriptions like candy which have far
worse side effects and do way more damage
to the human body than any "natural"
alternative. The fda doesn't know a
thing about health, in fact, their
"nutritional pyramid" recently changed
because the lawyers who run it were shown
to be frauds who didn't do any scientific
research in the first place. It all had
to do with which lobby paid the most
money.
I have read one horror story regarding the
gestapo of the fda. A christian man
named jason vale who had terminal cancer
saw a video about apricot seeds and began
to take them as was recommended. His
tumor started shrinking and he didn't die.
He wanted to help others who were
looking for anything that could offer some
realistic hope to them, because
chemotherapy is probably the last thing a
person wants to take for cancer. He
began a company selling and giving
information about apricot seeds and how
his cancer went away.
The fda saw what he was doing and they
tried to shut down the company for their
alma mater "these statements have not been
evaluated by the food and drug
administration. This product is not
intended to diagnose, treat, cure or
prevent any disease or illness. The
material presented is for educational
purposes only and the reader is advised to
obtain the services of a competent
physician if the need for medical
treatment is indicated. "
they said he could not legally sell a
product and give the information about the
"cure" he received from the product, so he
decided the legal way to do it was to
create 2 different companies and have 1
sell only the product with no information
and have the other company give
information about the product. That way
people could still find out the
information for themselves.
This was still no good, and they brought
him to court. The judge never looked at
his medical report to prove his cancer
disappeared, the judge was pretty much in
the fda's corner. He sentenced jason to
5 years in prison for trying to help
others. I thought this was america?
Anyway, there is a christian defense fund
set up for him, so it is the real deal.
I myself don't take apricot seeds for
cancer prevention, but I do take
amygdalina, which is vitamin b17. It is
what you find in the seeds of fruit.
And yes, it is cyanide! But, don't let
that scare you. Cyanide is just like
any other element. If you were exposed
to pure sodium, you would die, but when
you mix chloride to it, bam, you have
salt. Cyanide is only non-lethal to the
human body in 1 form (so I read), which is
hydrogen-cyanide, found in fruit seeds.
As a christian, I know god would not
command us to eat something that would
kill us. Yet, god told adam and eve to
eat the fruit and seeds in genesis 1:29.
So, why don't people eat seeds? Well,
the bible also says the fear of man brings
a snare. It is because of the fear of
man, that people avoid eating fruit seeds
(such as apples). Because they hear the
"horror stories" about people who died
from eating them. What a crock. So,
the cure for cancer is as close as your
gideon bible in the hotel you may be
staying at.
As far as colonix, I definitely am
interested in trying the 2 month supply.
I already take a lot of vitamins and I
feel better, but I think I could feel much
better if I cleaned out my colon. I may
switch to a mediterranean diet or at least
a non-american diet lol.
I will keep you guys posted on my
progress. Plus, if you have any
questions about simple cures for ailments,
please feel free to ask. Don't buy that
rip-off book "natural cures they don't
want you to know about" from kevin
trudeau. My mom bought 2 copies and I
scanned through the book and it basically
was information you could find for free on
the internet and I already knew the things
he said. He is just a con man trying to
make a buck off the desperation of sick
people.
Freely we receive, freely we give is what
I say.
God bless you all
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leithris
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Nov 2005 Posts: 6
Posted: 01-19-06 16:27pm
>my point, not that you get it
lol! Samesituation, you rock. :-) a
fundie is a fundie, whether it's religion
or medicine or pooping. I've definitely
been read the riot act from raw foodies
but never from colonic fundamentalists.
Until now.
Maybe we should form a different forum for
intelligent contemplation of the colonix
cleanse.
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Healthmatters
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 29 Nov 2005 Posts: 11
Hello Posted: 01-19-06 17:05pm
Hi everyone. Interestingly I was online
yesterday, looking for senna tea, and I
actually found the pure senna leaf tea at
a health food store in georgia! It was
only $2.79 for 30 tea bags. A huge
difference from the price of buying the
tea seperately from the colonix cleanse.
So if you need some, you might want to do
a search for it. I'm not on the cleanse
right now, but I love tea once a week.
And actually, the tea is a little
different from the colonix, seems to be
more pure. Be blessed!
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droot
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 11 Jan 2006 Posts: 1 Location: Los Angeles, CA
Day 21 Posted: 01-22-06 13:36pm
Hi
i'm at day 21 of the colonix cleanse. I
bought a one month supply off of ebay. So
far i've become regular and gas and
bloating have disappeared, even after
eating things like broccoli. Also my skin
has cleared up a bit. Those are the good
things so far. I don't use the tea. Even
when steeped for just a minute or two, it
gave me an odd feeling (anxious, mind
spinning) and kept me awake at night. I
had more trouble falling asleep than if I
didn't drink it. I've seen nothing
unusual in my toilet bowl and haven't
experienced any of the other "pleasant
side" effects touted on the website like
increased energy, sleeping like a baby,
lusturous hair, weightloss or lowered
cravings. I feel all those claims are too
good to be true, anyway, but just wanted
to report that nothing like that is
happening to me. I'm going to continue
cleansing for another month, but not with
pricey colonix. Instead i'm getting
psyllium at trader joe's for $5.99 and the
parasite stuff from gnc.
Good luck to everyone!
Oh, and senna should not be taken for more
than 10 days in a row. It's addictive.