Re: colon cleanse

msmith2911@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
On Mar 27, 6:05 am, Doubtful Dan <N...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Then why do you mention it? You raise the issue to support your claims,
and, when questioned, fetreat like this.

I've said that all along, what part of this do you not understand? Is
English your second
language? If yes, this might be the reason. If no, then butting into
someone's medical
history is not your business because you aren't my primary physician!!
One need not get abusive and nasty.

I was not being nasty or abusive.

Of course you would deny it. Clearly, though, Susan felt it.

Abusive that would be a good word
to use for those that are not genuinely interested in alternative
health care choices and cannot stand it when someone actually does
something they are so against.

I have not seen than here. Are you sure you are in the right group?

If you are skeptical of an
alternative health care practice, by all means do not try it. If your
own health care provider makes a suggestion to try something, I tend
to want to go on the advice of my primary physician, and try it if we
both feel it is doing some good. I had my first colonic in a series
of 3 today, which will be over a period of time, followed by my
primary physician's regular appointment. I didn't die from the
colonic, did not get too much water into my system (it was my choice
to say stop, which I did when I was ready),

What research did you do to know how much is "too much" and how did you know that level was reached?

and results of the end
product are with my health care provider to be analyzed by a reputable
laboratory. I know what I saw, and hopefully there will be some
answers.

What did you see?
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