Energy Levels and Colonics

There is a reason that many of the fathers of medicine believed that most disease begins in the colon.  Much energy is used by the body in its attempt to maintain homeostasis.

If the colon is full of toxic sluggishness, the blood is affected, the lymphatic system is affected, as are the liver, kidneys and lungs.  In fact, most of the body’s systems are affected in one way or another.  Imagine if you will, a scenario where the rubbish collection system of our community was interrupted for a time.  Add to that, the visual of there being no wheelie bins for us to deposit our rubbish in.  The only place to leave our rubbish for eventual collection is on our driveway, in the sun, the rain, and the wind.  Within a matter of days, that rubbish would begin to smell with a vengeance that belied sanity, bugs, flies and all manner of vermin would take up residence in the putrid mess.  The heat of the day would cause a stench cloud that the wind would carry to your nostrils no matter where on your property you tried to hide.  Now imagine that this is what is happening inside your body if your colon is struggling to eliminate effectively and efficiently.

As the colon is such an absorptive organ, this purification does not remain within the walls of the digestive system alone, it migrates into the blood stream where it is carried throughout the whole of the body.  The liver struggles to keep up with its filtration processes and falls behind regardless of how much energy it uses.  Its other basic functions are not performed efficiently including conversion of glycogen to glucose for energy which is where we find that we notice the condition the most.