Colon Cleansing?

Question

Tonight, im going to be taking "Super Colon Cleanse" around 10 pm. it takes 12-72 hrs to work. what my question is, my intention in doing this it to dispose of unwanted waste in my body. i heard from a person at the gym that i will be losing weight when i clean out my "system" because of all the excess waste.. is this really true? if so, How much weight will i lose. im 19, i dont want to take it if im going to lose a drastic amount. please let me know

Answer 1

Why take the word of some guy at the Gym? There is no "excess" waste.

A pathologist I know who has done more autopsies than you've had hot dinners, once told me that he has never seen the mythical build up of undigested red meat, waste products that the colon-cleansing pushers are telling you they will clean up. If there is no waste to clear, why flush good money down the toilet?

Some of these concoctions contain substances that will pass through your system so they look like the waste is being cleared. There is no scientific evidence that colon cleansing has any positive effect.

The good news is that the only "extra" weight you will lose is the weight of the money in your wallet that you used to pay for the super colon-cleanse.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I would ask a doctor about this, and not rely on some guy at the gym who has no medical background. There's a procedure called a colonoscopy that most people have at the age of 50 or so to check for colon cancer.

They don't rely on any fancy herbs or gimmicks to clean out the colon, but recommend fasting the night before, and taking some laxatives. Don't believe the hype that early morning/late night infomercials try and sell you.

Answer 4

Well it depends on the cleanse and how long you do it. You'll probablly loose anywhere from 2-8 lbs some detox fast like the lemonade one you can loose up tp 10lbs after 10 days.

Answer 5

You probably won't lose much weight. Don't worry about it. I would worry about taking the colon cleansing product and the damage it might do.

Answer 6

In the end you probably won't lose any weight. Initially it would cause diarrhea and loss of water weight. You should, in future, make sure to eat more fiber. Then you won't have a cause to be suckered into this kind of expensive program which has little effect in the long run.

Answer 7

DON'T DO IT.

There is no need for such a thing as our digestive system does not need a "cleanser." If you have any waste trapped in your colon, you have a serious issue. (which is very unlikely....)

Eat more fiber. It will do far more good than any of those "pseudo" science things.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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