What is the difference between a “medical” colon cleanse and one that you can buy over the counter?
November 26, 2009 by
Filed under Colon Cleansing
Is there a difference other than the time frame involved? This is what I mean, when someone needs to get their colon checked for cancer or polyps or whatever at the doctor’s office, they have to drink this nasty liquid stuff the day before that totally cleans your system out.
Then there is the stuff you can buy over the counter or online. Something like this is what I am referring to….
http://www.drnatura.com/colonix_program.php
Why does one take so much longer than the other… is one more effective?
What other factors should someone who is thinking about doing this take into consideration? I have heard of hydro cleansing but that is not an option due to the high cost. So that is why I am not inquiring about that now.
Anyone have any first hand experience with either one of these, even both would be better. Thanks a lot everyone.
I’m not too familiar with medical cleanses, but I have taken an over the counter one and I work for a Vitamin company. Basically its all herbs that are for colon detox (ex. cascarda sagrada, slippery elm, etc) These and other herbs will slowly take the "toxic material" that is in your colon, and the fiber part of the cleanse will flush it out. The one I took was a 2-week whole body cleanse by Enzymatic therapy, and it consisted of liver cleansing herbs (milk thistle) Laxative formula and fiber pills. Basically in week one I took 4 fiber capsules in the morning, 3 laxative pills at night w/ 1 milk thistle tablet and 4 more fiber capsules. The second week it was the same amount of fiber but less laxative and more milk thistle. So, a colon cleanse product will be very close to this. Its inexpensive at some health stores (I’ve heard Dr. naturas products are good, but they are pricey) Anyways, I hope this helps some.
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