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Hi Daniel,

Well, just got done reading your blog, and am sad to see your last post was in May. What is going on, how are you doing, and how is the cleanse going.
We spoke this morning, and unlike what I read about you, I have known for twenty plus years about the importance of colon health and toxins.

See, at 16 I was bulimic, not the kind that throws up ( thank God, I was never able to do that) but the kind that takes laxatives to stay skinny. I always felt like a fat person stuck in a skinny body, because my eating habits definitelly were bad and fatning, but the laxatives kept me skinny. At 20 years of age I realised I was doing a bad thing, because I was unable to get of the laxative pills, and was up to 5 pills a day just to be able to keep going. My weight would fluctuate like crazy, depending wether I was going :>) or not. If not, I would get all bloated, not just my stomach, but my legs and arms as well, and I would break out like crazy. After taking laxative pills and going, I would feel much better, and skinnier. So I learned at a very young age that the way you feel is directly related with the way your bowels move. For the next 4 years I tried to get off laxatives by doing everything that was suggested. Fiber, fiber, FIBER, boy, my diet was nothing but fiber. I wss a compulsive excercises and drank tons of water, but to no avail. Apparantly I had killed my peristalsis. Doctors did not really know what to do with me, other than ….. yeap, you guessed it, prescribe more laxatives. Although in my heart I knew that laxatives were bad for me, I was always happy to hear the okay from a doctor. Somehow that took the responsibility away from me. When I was 24 I went to an accupunturist who said my intestines were like the ones of a 70 year old. It scared the hell out of me, but I did not know what to do. I was very depressed, and lived with tons of anxiety and fear. Forward a few more years.
I had somehow managed to become a flight attendant for a major airline. Training was very hard. I had to share one bathroom with 3 other fligh attendants. I got through school by taking a laxative tea every night. Again over the course of 6 weeks I noticed that I had to increase my doses dramatically. First one bag steaping for 5 minutes, in the end two bags for 15 minutes with hardly the same results. Again I had gone to doctors. They had done a colonoscopy on me and took x-rays. Other than determining that I had a lot of gas in my intestines, they saw nothing and told me to keep taking laxatives as needed ( well that was like every day for me) I would fly my trips, then come home, and take the same solution used for colonoscopy prep, and basically be in the bathroom on my days off. I would start a trip, looking all hot and thin, and by the end of a three day trip, my pants would no longer fit me. On one of my layovers I met a guy who introduced me to herbal laxatives. I felt better about taking them, and for the next 7 years, I felt kinda, sorta better as long as I took 3 of these pills every night ( which of course had senna and cascara sagrada in it) Although I stayed regular, it required alot of down time. I usually would get up in the morning around 9, have at least two cups of coffee to get me going, have severe bloating and cramping, and hopefully by about 11 AM I was able to leave the house and have a somewhat productive day, untill dinner time. As the day progressed I would become visibly bloated, appearing somewhat pregnant, and by 6 PM I would have lost all my energy and want to be on the couch for the rest of the night. Somewhere during this time I saw an ad in a paper about colonhydrotherapy, and I intuitively knew that might be the ticket to health for me. It took me 6 months to muster up the courage to get a colonic, and although I now know that my first colonics were not good ones, I did feel much better after them. When I turned 35 and I moved to Virginia Beach Virginia, I decided to take whatever money it took, to stick with colonhydrotherapy, and clean up my colon and my life. I found a place at the Beach where I started getting colonics every two weeks. I realised here what it was like to have a real colonic, with real releases. After three months, I swore off lasatives, and have not had one since ( this was 5 years ago). I went to a colonic every 3 weeks, every 4 weeks, every 6 weeks, and although I still had a lot of bad days I started to feel what it was like to truly live, and no longer be a prisoner to my body, and the toilet. I also did alot of meditating and found out about the body,mind, soul connection. I learned that all are emotions are seated in our colons, and I had a lot of fear, and childhood trauma to overcome to help me with my healing. I lost 10 pounds of stuff that summer. I changed my diet, learned about food combining, and eating whole foods, while saying no to processed food. Today, at 40, I feel the best I have since I was 16. I have amazing energy, and am thin without trying. My bowelmovements are regular and complete, and I am ready to start my busy days at 7 AM, with lots of energy left over to play with my two year old after dinner.
Why did I write all this down. Because I wish to share the importance of colon health as well. Through all this, I have become a massage therapist, reflexologist and colon hydrotherapist, and it is my goal to help educate the people of America about the importance of colon health. I stumbled across this product and dr Group’s book through a friend who is a colonhydrotherapist as well. I think dr Group’s book is the most thorough and educational book out there when it comes to colon health, and I have read a lot of them. I hope to somehow be part of a bigger group when it comes to promoting colon health, and I hope this letter will somehow make it to dr Groups desk.
Daniel, it was truly a pleasure speaking with you this morning. I hope to read more about your journey, and you are more than welcome to contact me concerning this letter or any thing else. I was excited to see your blogging about the importance of the mind and your emotions, and hope to hear you write more about that.
Be well, be happy and be clean :>):>)

Love and Light

Cherie