Colon xR: Internal Cleansing Formula

With all the fast food, junk food and large amounts of sugar we put into our bodies, it’s no wonder we suffer from colds, viruses and other sicknesses. Even headaches and the lack of energy we feel is linked directly to the build-up of toxins in our bodies, majorly in the colon area. The build-up of excess mucus in the colon leads to toxic build-up. Bloated or round tummies are sometimes a result of extra material getting clogged up in the intestinal walls.

That’s the bad news. The good news is that it’s not difficult to break down the mucus and expel these toxins from our intestines. Colon xR Internal Cleansing Formula can do just that.

Sure, fiber is a necessary component to every person’s diet. Not getting enough can mean a back-up in bowel movements as well as the aforementioned clogged intestines. Diets today are significantly lower in fiber than those of earlier generations, so we need a way to supplement our diets.

Here’s a quote directly from Colon xR‘s website about dietary fiber:

So what constitutes fiber? Well you have probably heard it called roughage in the past, but today scientists and the general public use the term fiber. Fiber is a type of undigestable complex carbohydrate found in plants. Fiber in itself has no caloric value because the body cannot digest or absorb it. Therefore, high fiber foods have a tendency to be low in fat and are typically low in calories e.g. foods such as fruits and vegetables. Fiber can be divided into two categories according to their physical characteristics and affects on the body: there are the water insoluble (‘course’ fiber) and muciligenic types. Each form functions differently and provides different health benefits. The insoluble fibers, such as cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin are not soluble in water. The muciligenic fibers such as gums, cereals and pectin’s are more soluble in water.

From a physiological standpoint the intestines function as the body’s own waste disposal system. Food in liquid form moves from the small intestine into the colon for final processing. Here most of the water and minerals are reabsorbed, leaving the semi-solid waste which is evacuated through the rectum. Any time the intestine’s natural cleansing process is functioning at a less-than-optimal level, poor food assimilation and less-than-optimal toxin elimination may occur. Highly refined foods, including sugar and white flour, make us susceptible to occassional intestinal issues such as constipation. These types of occassional issues are rare in parts of the world where native foods provide many times more fiber than the modern highly processed diet we have here in the U.S. Although fiber is not considered an essential nutrient, the U.S. Surgeon General and many professional health organizations recommend a diet containing 20-35 grams of fiber a day. The average American diet barely consumes half of this amount with an intake of 10-15 grams daily, if that. Increasing the consumption of complex carbohydrates is the best way to increase fiber intake. A large increase in fiber over a short period of time may result in bloating, diarrhea, gas and general discomfort. It is important to add fiber gradually over a period of weeks to avoid abdominal problems.

The benefits of a high fiber diet range from support of cardiovascular functionality to possible weight loss and the list goes on from here. When you are ‘regular’, the world is a much nicer place to be!

So when it comes to improving your energy levels, health and removing excess pounds, it’s clear that Colon xR is an excellent solution!

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