by Scott Olsen How many people including you will ask that question out loud!? In fact, many do ask that question in their mind or on the keyboard of their computer while doing an internet search. ‘How to poop’ is questioned by those who may be suffering with...
by Scott Olsen There are 2 definitions or opinions on what constipation is and how many bowel movements a day is considered normal. General mainstream medicine has stated 3 bowel movements a week is ok but never really makes clear what is good for health or why....
Only those who suffer from constipation fully understand the term constipation relief. Why, it is all about getting free from that crappy, uncomfortable feeling you don't seem to understand where it's coming from. Worry and fret no more. Just try the following for...
by Scott Olsen EVERYTHING! While most women deal with some form of constipation and 95% of Americans are fiber deficient, the health of the colon (directly effecting Your complexion) is almost always overlooked. Fix the root of the problem not the fruit! Don't keep...
The only ‘experience’ you want to have is a few minutes in and out of the bathroom, easy delivery, low toilet paper usage and finish with a genuine smile! While bowel movements are a great source of h umor (and that is good too) the Colon IS the foundation to the house, and affects the entire body. What’s the Ideal Day? 1 to 2 bowel movements, easy delivery, floating (yes, you want ships and not submarines!) low paper usage (when you’re clean inside, you’ll know it) and a skip in your walk because you will feel THAT good.
So what causes constipation during the summer heat? What makes our bowel movements change during the summer? The answer is water water water. What all of us don’t realize is HOW MUCH water our bodies loose trying to stay cool in the summer heat, especially now when temperatures have escalated to extreme levels. The bowel uses water to move fecal matter through the large intestine. When it’s hot out and we sweat, not realizing how much water that sweat adds up to keep the body temperature from overheating, results in the slowing down the process of the bowel, increasing constipation levels.
Cleansing the colon is such a powerful (foundational) way to create better health. One famous natural healer and nutritional evangelist stated after seeing thousands healed of incurable diseases during his lifetime “when you cleanse the bowel, over 90% of all diseases disappear”. Knowing it takes something strong to motivate people we have decided to put it on the line to encourage you to begin. When you first feel how good it feels after doing a bowel cleanse you will skip to the mailbox instead of walk.
Enemas can be done at home by you. They are used to give relief for constipation, for cleaning out the lower bowel, for detoxing and general over all health benefits. Enemas can use water or coffee. An enema bag / kit can be found at your local pharmacy for around the $10 range. A homemade enema is really easy to do and has many benefits, including an overall feeling of relief and well being. If you’ve never done one, take notes! You should have in the enema bag water or coffee that is body temperature. The water should be pure if using water. The coffee should have caffeine and be certified organic if using coffee. You DO NOT use decaf, you must have caffeine in the coffee, it’s what does the work.
Everyone will agree that the best constipation remedy is a preventive one. To avoid all the hassles, discomfort, and serious medical problems that come from being constipated, practice the following preventive tips. A daily preventive tip to find relief for constipation may just save you a world of trouble. Preventive tips: Increase Liquid Intake, eat more fiber, exercise.
Check your diet. A well balanced diet to get relief for constipation includes lots of fiber and sufficient fluid intake. Fluid intake should be 8 to 12 glasses a day or more. You can get fiber from whole grains, vegetables and fruits. The most fiber rich however are prunes, pears, figs, popcorn, raisins, oatmeal, papaya and nuts. Eating fried foods, cauliflower, cabbage, beans and dried fruit should be consumed moderately. Milk is actually constipating for some but helps in preventing constipation for some, so observe how milks affect you.
