Jill answers:

I can suggest you Bowtrol which i believe is the best Colon Cleanser i’ve used lots of them but believe me this is the best product. It helped me a lot and i hope it can help you too here is the link for it:

http://www.bowtrol.com/?aid=823489

Jill answers:

Mauriac acid? It will clean out your intestines also.

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I have only used natural herbal remedies for colon cleanser. Make sure it doesn’t have any harsh stimulants in it. I got my colon cleanser from Vitamin world and it worked great! I feft sick at times while on it but that’s cause i was losing all my waste i didn’t need. And after i was done i felt so much better!

Jill answers:

I’ve heard so many people being ripped off by acai “free” trials. They get your credit card number & start charging. Many people have complained that they had to cancel their credit cards to get it to stop (after being charged several hundred dollars.)

Acai is just a berry & doesn’t have any magical properties.

Jill answers:

Totally false. You don’t ‘detox’ your body with some shake and nothing ‘builds up’ in your colon, unless you have some abnormality. And the things that actually hang around in your colon are suppose to be there. Hah. If you want to detoxify your body you need to eat a clean diet all the time. As in: lots of fresh/frozen fruits and vegetables with vitamins and antioxidants that support function down to your cells and help fight free radicals in your body. Little processed or packaged foods; try not to make every meal out of a box as they are loaded with chemicals, preservatives, and belly bloating sodium. With an otherwise calorie conscious, balanced diet and exercise, your body will feel totally different in a month. Also, if you’re still worried about your colon, try taking some probiotics that will keep the good bacteria throughout your whole body in balance, you can find them in most yogurt or if your diary intolerant try a supplement from GNC that is vegetarian. I have mild IBS and I take one that has 10 billion bacteria and is, i believe vegan friendly, that really helps my lovely symptoms.. But it’s $35. Make sure you check the expiration date as the bacteria will eventually die.

Jill answers:

Acai Berry is a scam but colon cleanse diet is very important for everyone to prevent colon cancer, visit this site

http://how-to-prevent-colon-cancer.blogspot.com/

to learn how to cleanse your colons, improve your digestion and conquer colon cancer, number 2 cancer killer.

Jill answers:

A much cheaper option than acai berry would be lemon juice.

You can find further information in a web search for “lemon juice detox diet”.

Jill answers:

I’m a user of Acai and I can tell you that it WORKS! I came across Acai Berry from this website http://www.trustedreviews.us/weight-loss-products/acai-berry-review/ and I ordered the free trial. It really is free, all they charge is the Shipping & Handling and depending upon your location you get it delivered in less than a week (I got mine in 4 days).

Although, please be aware that this is not a replacement for regular exercise. This is just what it says it is, an aid.

Jill answers:

Acai berry is a scam and does not work. Type in “acai berry scams” to the search for questions and read answers.
All you need to lose weight is a good healthy diet and exercise

Jill answers:

I am using Acai and walking for an hour or so each day and have already lost 20lbs. I’ve definitely noticed a huge difference in my energy level, I feel more alert and just ready for whatever comes my way. I would do some research into it before you try it, make sure its right for you. I got mine at a site called hellothin.com.

Jill answers:

Take it and u’ll find out

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The Acai Berry will make you poop so to speak because that is one way that it helps you flush the fat and toxins from your body.

As far as what the best brand is I would have to say Acai berry select because it doesn’t have any fillers in it like most others do.

There is a really good review explaining what the acai berry can do for you at the link below. If you really want to learn more about Acai Berry you will visit the site below and read everything on that page.

Good Luck!!

Jill answers:

I wouldn’t say a lot but it does make you go more often. It’s worked so far for me.

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Acai Berries are just another fruit. They have no proven medical benefits whatsoever. Pomegranates, Concord grapes, blueberries, and red wine all have far more antioxidants. They will NOT help you lose any significant amount of fat.

Jill answers:

Those products are absolutely bullshit. The fact that the ads are plastered over tons of sites and there is bots/spammers posting answers recommending them makes it that much more obvious. Don’t waste your money on it.

Daily cardio and a healthy nutrition is all you need.

Jill answers:

It seems you don’t know what part of the body the colon is.
The colon is were your rectum is. It’s mainly were poop is passed through. I wouldn’t recommend one as there is serious risks involved with theses just like any other procedure. I have heard it is uncomfortable espeically as there is a lot of nerve endings around the anus.

Basically what they do is they place a tube up your butt. Which sucks out all the waste etc.
The risk is that the tube could give you an anal tear or a tear around the sphincter of your anus. Could also cause an anal fissure.
Maybe you should research it on wikepida.

Good luck.

Jill answers:

Colon cleanses are nonsense…there are no “toxic wastes” that build up in your colon, nor any “deposits” of any kind that accumulate to narrow the lumen of you intestines that you’ve heard these snake oil gurus tell you about on infomercials! And the rare,rare,rare individual who actually contracts intestinal parasites can not be cured with colon cleanses, only anti parasitic medication. Ask these quacks to tell you exactly what these toxic wastes are or show you photographs of their claims. I have seen hundreds and hundreds of colonoscopies and sigmoidoscopies (as an Anesthesiologist) on the screen where the images are displayed.Multiple photographs of every one of the procedures are included in each patient’s chart as well as an official pathology report of each specimen, often 10-20. Of all the thousands of such procedures performed every day in hospitals and clinics you would think that these charlatans who sell colon cleansing products would be able to provide some scientific proof of their claims and not just vague, untrue, unsubstantiated anecdotes.

Jill answers:

I have been reading up on the acai berry myself. The acai berry’s natural combination of antioxidants, essential fatty acids, phytosterols, and amino acids work together to assit your body and make it function better. Your body will process food more easily and burn fat more efficiently.
The acai berry has around twenty times the antioxidants of red grapes. It is a wonderful protein, and has a large amount of dietary fiber. The fats contained in the acai berry are healthy omega fats.
The acai berry is loaded with amino acids, which muscles need to function properly and benefit from exercise. These amino acids combined with fatty acids allow the body to burn fat more effectively and help tone your muscles.

I have found the following informational site very informative – http://www.acai-health-diet.com.

Jill answers:

The doctors are against it now.
They have medicines if you really want to get serious about it.
My wife was totally cleaned out for an inspection.
It takes two days and fasting.

Simple prune juice is the best.
Also, cut back on the meats for a while.

A fruit fast for 3 days is another good way.
Stay away from colonics.

Jill answers:

Yes, I tried the colon cleanse thing.

For me, colon cleansing was a very positive experience. I had finally opened my mind up to it because I had many challenging health problems. I could not believe that colon cleansing with a good product could bring dramatic health improvements. Http://www.healthbanquet.com/colon-cleanse.html

I am grateful I was not a blockhead for too long, did my research and picked a great colon cleansing product to do the job.

On my get well journey, after I really then delved into this colon cleansing business, I realized just how critical the health of your colon is to the entire body. Though I did not do a colon cleanse to lose weight, many people do report the loss of weight through cleansing.

Do your research and pick well – it will be a real positive for your health.

Eryn

Jill answers:

No they can’t CAUSE diabetes, but they can certainly encourage the development of existing potential for diabetes. In other words, diabetes is inherited, if you have the genes then the detox pills (crap by the way) can cause it to show up. They throw your electrolyte balance way out of whack, and as you have found, they are just glorified laxatives that don’t really work unless you drink a gallon of water a day. And if you drank a gallon of water a day, you would not need the pills anyway, you body detoxifies itself quite nicely as long as you drink enough water.

Jill answers:

Acai berry is just a fruit. Same as bananas or apples.

Colon cleansers are just gentle laxatives and fiber. You might lose an additional 5-10 pounds on them, but you will gain it all back as soon as you get off them. And since it’s waterweight, you wont look much better at all.

Colon cleansers are for constipation.

Jill answers:

If the pills don’t work it’s because the blockage is all at the far end.
The supps of course only deal with the anus/rectum (and maybe the transverse colon in the case of bisacodyl) – if you’re detoxing you really need to tackle both ends of the digestive system.
PS: The colonhealth.net website has some useful tips, as does internapure.com.

Jill answers:

Why in the world would a 13 year old be concerned with detoxing their colon??

Newsflash: the colon is not filled with toxins, ask a doctor if you don’t believe me.

Jill answers:

No. I would advise you against taking any neutraceuticals without your endocrinologist’s consent. I am not saying that he or she will tell you no, but what I am saying is that every individual patient is different and has their own personal medical history and other variables which only their specific doctor will know. It could be just fine for one diabetic patient to take such supplements, but not ok at all for another.

Also, I see that you have been on chemotherapy treatments in the recent past. With that thrown into the mix, I would even more strongly advise you to consult with your doctor first.

When you do talk to he or she and if you do get approval, then please make sure to follow the advice I am about to give you. Make sure to get supplements that are USP certified for quality, potency and purity (all three!).

The reason I tell you this, is because not all manufacturers of dietary supplements and nutraceuticals are subject to the most recent changes in FDA regulations. That means that if you get your supplements from a manufacturer (not seller, as just because you may purchase it from a large seller, does not mean what you are purchasing was made by a large manufacturer), then they do not have to follow the new more strict guidelines until possibly 2011. This means that instead of being regulated like an OTC drug, they are regulated just like a food company and nothing more. So the raw materials can be comming from anywhere (and let me just tell you they are mainly comming from China where heavy metal content can be sky high) and they may not even be tested in the least! But if you get products that have USP approval, then you can feel much more confident in the quality, as USP standards are very good and require the companies to follow strict guidelines!