AUTOINTOXICATION

Improper bowel conditions and functions will lead to intestinal toxaemia. Intestinal toxaemia is caused by imbalances such as an unhealthy lifestyle, deficient diet, dehydration, physical and emotional stress, emotions such as anger, bitterness, overeating, lack of exercise, and ignoring the call to nature.

When the colon is congested with stagnant waste, poisons begin to back up into our body systems and pollute our inner terrain. This is called autointoxication, which means "self-poisoning."

All of the body's tissues are affected by autointoxication. If the poisons back up into the nervous system, we feel irritable and depressed. We feel weak if they back up into the heart, bloated if they reach the stomach, and our breath becomes foul-smelling if the toxins reach our lungs.

Below are some of the symptoms we experience with autointoxication:

Headaches	Back pain	Dementia	Depression
Forgetfulness	Drowsiness	A burning sensation in the face, feet, hands and eyes.	Tics - repetitious, sudden involuntary movements.
Lack of ability to concentrate	Indecision	Bloating	Fatigue
Dermatological conditions	Abdominal pain	Dry eyes	Tearing eyes
Vision disturbance	Sinus problems	Indigestion	Nausea
Haemorrhoidal pain	Bad breath	Body odour	Foot odour
Prolapsed abdominal organs	Constipation	Sensitivity to noise	Insomnia
Arthritis	Flatulence	Hypertension	Boils
Acne	Bladder infections	Kidney disorders	Itching
Delirium	Degeneration of organs	Clammy skin	Muscle Inflammation

It's important to note that the above are just some of the symptoms associated with intestinal toxaemia. To cleanse and purify the digestive system and practise better bowel care is the first and most important of the basic groundwork principles for achieving vibrant health.

Implementing therapeutic modalities such as juice cleansing, following vegetarian and vegan food programs, cleansing and detoxifying, hydrotherapy, bodywork, exercise and movement, taking healing herbs and concentrated whole-food supplements will help to reverse and eliminate autointoxication. As always, speak with your healthcare practitioner before embarking upon any lifestyle changes.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us here at The Colon Cleanse Company - We're here to help!