Due a detox?
May 28th, 2007 by JimThe end of our flower smelling travels and the beginning of many more was topped off at the Spa Samui, Thailand where we fasted, flushed and cured ourselves of ills. A detox that Dr Dre would have been proud of.
From yeast infections to bloodshot eyes. Out those toxins came and we highly recommend it! GO! Smoke the flowers….
The question is - would you detox and pay for the ‘ pleasure’?
Hmmmm I guess I would pay to have a detox, but would spend a few days getting ready for it all and TRYING not to drink alcohol! LOL!
I quit the ratrace too, would recomend….appreciate and speculate.
D
Hmmmm. Far be it to admit my symptoms but this post appeals to me…that spa samui looks worth a go. Not convinced by the hose pipe and bucket method though.
So I have to pay to flush out the toxins I personally invested a lot of cash to put in there?
Not really going to happen.
Come G i C - thought you’d and given it a whirl.
Must admit- I’ve had 3 detoxes today after ingesting a chicken phall last night.
Through you like a porsche?
An extract from an article
”Colonic irrigation, which also can be expensive, has considerable potential for harm. The process can be very uncomfortable, since the presence of the tube can induce severe cramps and pain. If the equipment is not adequately sterilized between treatments, disease germs from one person’s large intestine can be transmitted to others. Several outbreaks of serious infections have been reported, including one in which contaminated equipment caused amebiasis in 36 people, 6 of whom died following bowel perforation. Cases of heart failure (from excessive fluid absorption into the bloodstream) and electrolyte imbalance have also been reported. Yet no license or training is required to operate a colonic-irrigation device. In 1985, a California judge ruled that colonic irrigation is an invasive medical procedure that may not be performed by chiropractors and the California Health Department’s Infectious Disease Branch stated: “The practice of colonic irrigation by chiropractors, physical therapists, or physicians should cease. Colonic irrigation can do no good, only harm.” The National Council Against Health Fraud agrees.
Blimey angry, is that for real. Jim / Em - are you on board with this?
Where did you get this info from Angry EP?
My arse is for exit only, nothing will make me change that view point.
My body is regularly cleansed and washed through with oodles of Stella or Qingdao.
Most of this is fad and has no medical grounds. Get off the bandwagon Mr & Mrs Gullible.
You washed you arse out once and now we are to believe its the holy grail?
Each to thier own an dits by no menas for eveyone.
We felt great for it and still flush once every 2 weeks at home…
mmmmmm. Get rid of that 10kg of undigested recal matter.
We recommend it and have yet to meet anyone who has done this and regretted it!
A quick query from a cynic.
If you get rid of 10kg of ‘recal matter’ are you telling us that after a session doing this you lose a stone and a half in weight?
If so wy aren’t the morbidly obese given this.
My own thoughts on this.
Whatver floats your boat and its your right to do what you will however there is no scientific evidence it is either safe, beneficial or necessary.
‘And for that reason…………… I’m out’.
Oh and top link to the dre/detox thing! Nice work!!
here is a big reggae tune that is currently MASSIVE in dancehalls in the UK and JA. It mentions a kind of ‘de-tox’ a few on here will no doubt appreciate. Dunno how to link so hope if you cut and paste it works.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjF2TfiEyhw&mode=related&search=
Cheers Garnece,
your link worked ‘Big stinking ‘elicopter float through the air.’
Quality.
pleasure squire
just realised I’ve been posting as garence- d’oh!
Garence, gary - tis all good, if I could speak on admins behalf.
Ace stuff!!
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaah!
James-e.