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Bowel Transit Time

What is Transit Time?

Transit time: is the amount of time it
takes for the waste matter to leave
your body from once it enters. After
you eat the food will undergo different
chemical transformations throughout
the digestive system, which will involve
all the other organs. If peristalsis of
the Colon is functioning properly and
the Diet is right, then optimal transit
time (how many bowel movements we
should have) would be one complete
bowel movement for every meal eaten.
So if you are having one bowel
movement a day, or two, or less than
you are Constipated. Constipation is
when the cancer causing waste matter
stays in the body longer than it should.
For more information scroll down.

How does Slowed Transit Time lead to
Parasites, Bacteria, and Disease?

What is Constipation?

- Constipation : is when there is waste
in the Colon and longer than 24 hours.

- Constipation causes Hemorhoids,
Diverticuli, and Autointoxification (when
the body toxifies itself because the
bowel is slugglish (slow transit time) and
the body reabsorbs water from the Colon
and thus when there is not enough of
the right qualities and amounts of fiber,
water, and oil and there is mucus from
mucus forming foods then one becomes
Constipated. If this process continues
the fecal matter will harden in the folds
of the Colon making a hard plaster
against the wall of the Colon. This too
will slow transit time. The waste matter
also impairs peristalsis the muscular
movement of the Colon, which then also
slows transit time.

- In an Environment where the Colon is
Retaining Waste longer than it should
due to Impaired Transit Time, Bad
Bacteria, Parasites, and Fungus that are
Opportunistic begin to take over the
Colon. They take our Nourishment and
put there Waste into our Colon, which
then is Circulated throughout the body.
At this point one would need to use
dietary changes, therapy, and
supplements to improve Transit time,
Clean out the waste, and recolonize the
friendly bacteria to prevent future
problems with the pathogenic bacterias,
yeasts, and parasites. We should have
80% good bacteria and 20% bad. In our
clinic we have ways of testing to see
what the digestive flora is. We also
have techniques for refloristation, with
Implants.

Diseases of the
Colon

Parasites

What is a Colonic?

Implants

Supplements

Aloe Vera

Living Foods

Colonic Packages

What We Eat and How We Eat Effect Bowel Transit Time

Following are Suggestions to Inhibit Gas,
because gas Inhibits Bowel Transit:

Foods to Improve Bowel Transit:

* Don't Eat too Fast
* Chew Food Thouroughly
* Don't Drink with Meals
* Don't Eat Cold Foods
* Avoid Dairy, Sugar, and Flour
* Follow Proper Food Combining

* Proper Oils
* All Vegetables
* Homemade Soups
* Seaweeds
* Kefir / Yogurts (some)
* Fruit (if no Yeast)
* Enzymes and Minerals

"Failure to effectively expel feces, debris, and waste matter causes so much fermentation
and putrefaction in the large intestine, or colon, that the neglected accumulation of such
waste can, and frequently does result in a lingering demise.
The very best of Diets can be no better than the very worst if the sewage system of the
Colon is clogged with a collection of waste and corruption. It is impossible, when we eat
two, three, or more meals in a day, not to have residue accumulating in the colon in the form
of undigested food particles, as well as the end product from food which has undergone
digestion. Not only does food waste accumulate in the colon, but also the millions of cells
and tissues which have served their purpose and have been replaced.

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Transit time is how long it takes after food is eaten until its
residues are eaten until its residues are expelled through the
anus. The shorter the transit time, the less the food will putrefy
before being expelled from the body, and less will be the
resultant autointoxification. A mucoid condition within the
colon slows the transit time of matter through the organ. The
average transit time for people in our Western civilization is 65
to 100 hours. It takes 8 hours for food to travel through the
stomach and small intestines, and the remainder of the transit
time is spent in the colon. At the end of the colon cleansing
process transit time may improve to as little as 24 to 48 hours
provided a proper diet is eaten and a healthy concentration of
lactobacteria is maintained in the colon.

Stagnant ,material in the alimentary tract can be divided into
two types: Putrefactive and postputrefactive. 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. The most hardened and
intractable substances present in the colon are the
postputrefactive feces, which cannot be removed by diet
changes alone. Even after amny years on a nonmucoid
forming diet, one will still be holding large amounts of old,
hardened postputrefactive feces in the colon. This post
putrefactive matter is very difficult to dissolve or remove.
Worms live in and thrive upon stagnant putrefactive matter
within the intestines. If one rids themselves of this material,
one will often rid themselves of parasites as well. It is
advisable to periodically cleanse the colon as well to keep the
accumulation of toxic material at a low level.