The management of constipation is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your health.  The consequences of colon toxins, from the accumulating, rotting debris, colon parasites, attached to the wall of a sluggish colon, damaging your body, stealing your food, poisoning your body with their wastes are going to make you sick before it kills you. 

Your body performs four functions to process the food you eat into the substances it needs to sustain itself:

• Ingestion, you select, prepare and eat food - the part of the process you control.
• Digestion, the conversion of solid food into liquid nutrients to energize your body, support the repair and replacement of cells and tissue that are damaged or worn everyday.
• Assimilation, the movement of nutrients from the intestinal tract, through the blood stream to support cellular function.
• Elimination, the gathering and movement of cellular wastes through the blood stream back to the intestinal tract to be discarded from the body.

1. A signal is sent to evacuate the bowel to make room for the new batch of nutrients (one meal in - one meal out).
2. Your stomach begins creating acid and other gastric juices to convert the meal into chyme (liquefied food).
3. After a brief time, the acid and digestive juices are neutralized as the chyme moves into your intestines where an army of microbes, called symbiotes, digest the chyme – producing the nutrients that energize, repair and rebuild your body.
4. The microbially processed nutrients pass through the intestinal wall into your blood stream for transport to the cells.
5. Subsequently, the nutrients move through the arterial wall to bathe cells – creating energy, supporting the repair and replacement of damaged and worn cells, tissue and structures.
6. Next, metabolic wastes, parts of old cells, parts from virus, bacteria, fungi and intestinal parasites, colon parasites and organ parasites that are destroyed by the immune system are collected, transferred to the blood stream and lymph system,
7. The debris is filtered from the blood and lymph by the kidneys and liver and returned to the digestive tract
8. Finally, the debris is gleaned for any reusable nutrients such as water, minerals and amino acids after which the remaining waste and toxins exit the body.

"Pulling the plug" on a clogged system is the best, first step you can take in the journey to reclaim and protect your health.

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