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Mucoid Plaque
What exactly is mucoid plaque? This is a question that many people ask. Mucoid plaque, found your bowel area, is essentially made of mucin, which is mostly carbohydrates and amino acids. And, unlike that healthy mucus that's produced in the intestines, mucin also contains harmful contents like fecal matter
Mucoid plaque is the substance that the body produces to defend itself against toxins. When carbohydrates, aspirin, salt, unhealthy chemicals, or alcohol are absorbed by the body, the mucoid plaque is produced to envelop the toxins. It's the body's effort to isolate the toxic substances from the body's lining and to try to help pass the wawste. Even though it's trying to protect itself, producing mucoid plaque actually gets in the way of regular digestion. In fact, it's common to experience constipation with the build-up of mucoid plaque in the colon.
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Did You Know? |
 The only way to get rid of mucoid plaque is by cleansing your colon?¹
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Background Information About Mucoid Plaque
Mucoid plaque is not a medical term that you are likely to hear. It was originally developed by Richard Anderson, an entrepreneurial naturopath. He claimed that there was a harmful coating of unhealthy mucus in the intestinal tracts of the majority of adults.² You will hear it spoken about among holistic health practitioners. But, it's not something that your primary care physician will be explaining.
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Shocking Fact About Mucoid Plaque |
- During a colon cleanse, mucoid plaque removed from the intestines of one person can sometimes be measured in feet!³
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There are, of course, numerous methods for cleansing the colon, ranging from enemas to colonics. Natural supplements are advisable over laxatives. Laxatives can be very hard on the intestinal tract and damage Some things you can do to improve the health of your colon include eating a healthy diet of food and water, exercise and get adequate amounts of rest.
What can you do to have a healthier colon?
- Drink plenty of fluids. Water is what your body needs so give it the best water possible. Drink purified water because it's the most toxin-free. And even more beneficial is purified water. Drinking water actually helps your body digest food. Dr. Group's Wellness Water is a beneficial choice.
- Eat a diet that is high in fiber. Make sure you eat plenty of organically grown, live fruits and vegetables, as these are very good for encouraging good digestion without stimulating mucus production.
- Make sure your Vitamin A & D intake is sufficient. There are many natural sources for adequate vitamin supplies. Also, your body can produce vitamin D naturally with adequate sunlight. Vitamins A and D are essential for maintaining a healthy colon. Vitamin D can help you to lower your risk of developing cancers, while Vitamin A is necessary for maintaining sufficient healthy mucus in the lining of your colon.
- Try to avoid eating unhealthy fats. Raw nuts and seeds (preferably organic), extra virgin olive oil, avocados, organic eggs, and coconuts are great sources of healthy fats. Good bacteria (probiotics) aid in food digestion, increases the production of antibodies, and helps to prevent the buildup of any toxins in the colon.
- Consume products containing "good" bacteria. Probiotics aid in food digestion, and increase production of antibodies; they work to prevent build-up of colon toxins.
- Try to reduce the amount of stress in your life. Regularly schedule time to relax and renew your spirit. Stress can result in physical reactions that include constipation.
- Get plenty of exercise each week and proper rest and proper rest. This is the time that your body repairs itself. Inadequate rest leaves you vulnerable to infections as well as inhibits optimal functioning throughout the day.
It's really important that you don't allow this condition to remain. The toxins that remain in your body are slowly poisoning you. Having an impacted colon and bowel means that you are not receiving the proper nourishment from the foods that you eat and you're not expelling the waste fast enough to be safe from illnesses.
How To Remove Mucoid Plaque From Your Colon
- Dr. Group has developed Oxypowder, an all-natural, oxygen colon cleanse. Follow the cleanse protocols to achieve optimal results.
- While you perform the colon cleanse procedure, regulate your diet very closely, ensuring that you eat the beneficial foods, and that the foods are organically grown.
- Drink purified water to help in the removal of waste products and to perform the rest of your normal body functions.
- Discuss your options with your healthcare provider if you're considering colon irrigation to determine which is best for you. They can craft an eating and lifestyle plan that work well for you.
REFERENCES
- http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/What-is-Mucoid-Plaque-s/576.htm. What is mucoid plaque and why is it created? Accessed 24 July 2008.
- http://www.cleanse.net/index.asp?PageAction=Custom Colon Plaque-Mucoid Plaque. Dr. Richard Anderson, N.D., N.M.D. Accessed 24 July 2008.
- http://ashevillegetsactive.ning.com/forum/topic/show?id=1831737%3ATopic%3A2461. Mission Hospital's Asheville Get Active. Accessed 24 July 2008.
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