Zefaril : The Colon Cleanse Detox System

Approximately 100 million Americans occasionally suffer from some sort of digestive disturbance. Millions of people suffer from occasional constipation. Occasionally Constipation is the #1 gastrointestinal complaint in North America accounting for over $725 million spent annually on over-the-counter laxatives in an attempt to self-remedy this unhealthy gastrointestinal complaint.

• So what is constipation?

Constipate - Its Latin root is ‘constipare’, which means to PRESS together. So constipation is a condition in which one’s feces are PACKED together. Constipation may be defined as infrequent or incomplete bowel movements often characterized by stools that are hard, dry and difficult to pass due to slow transit time through the gastrointestinal tract.

• What causes constipation?

Our Western diet -- high in fat and low in fiber and fluids -- is the cause of most constipation.

Constipation may also be caused by the following challenges:
1. Medication side effects
2. Lack of exercise
3. Side effects of having an operation
4. Using laxatives
5. Pregnant
6. Magnesium deficiency
7. Deficiencies in Vitamin B-5 and C, plus Choline and Amino Acid Arginine
8. Old age
9. Occasional Inflammation within the gastrointestinal tract
10. Low sodium levels
12. Lack of digestive enzymes in your diet
13. Toxic chemicals
14. Mucus (Mucoid Matter or Mucoidial Plaque) in colon

Do laxatives breakdown the mucoidial plaque that lines the colon wall ?

• Laxatives merely stimulate the bowels to move.
• A laxative does nothing to render the stagnant material (Mucoidial Plaque) within the colon free enough to flow out. For this reason, laxatives are of no Colon-Cleansing benefit.
• Once a laxative has passed through the colon, the bowels will still be just as sluggish as ever.

What is the health connection between autointoxication and constipation?

Autointoxication is the process whereby the body literally poisons itself by maintaining a cesspool of decaying matter in the colon

.• The toxins released by the decay process get into the bloodstream and travels to all parts of the body. Every cell in the body gets affected, and forms of sickness can result.
• Autointoxication consist of FOUR Stages:

a. Putrefaction - a process of decay in which foul odors and toxic substances are generated. Ideally, there should be little or no putrefaction happening with in the body.

b. Stagnation - failure of matter in the alimentary tract to continue moving until expelled through the anus. Stagnation occurs primarily in the colon and is usually the body’s largest contributor to Putrefaction and the consequent Autointoxication. The Stagnant material in the alimentary tract can be divided into two types:

1) Putrefactive Matter - is still moist, decaying, and releasing toxic substances. Unless removed it eventually becomes so dry and hard that it does not putrefy any further.

2) Postputefactive Matter - is very difficult to dissolve or remove.”