Why is Colosan our Number One recommendation for everyone, regardless of what ails them?

For two compelling reasons: First, it is impossible to get full – or perhaps any – benefit from nutritional supplements, if a clogged colon prevents the substances from getting into the cells; Second, until the digestive system is thoroughly cleansed, chances are fecal contamination is contributing to all your health problems.

For starters: here's the list of some very common diseases and disorders that are directly related to a dysfunctional colon:

Perhaps all of this doesn't surprise you. But take a look at the following categories of diseases and disorders that can also be related either directly or indirectly to the colon:

• Cerebrovascular disease (Atherosclerosis; Aneurysm, Stroke, etc.);

• Ischemic Heart Disease (Atherosclerosis; Angina, Heart attack, Congestive Heart Failure, etc.);

• Deep Vein Thrombosis - Is believed to occur in 20-30% of all surgical patients and in over 40% of those undergoing major surgery;

• Varicose Veins - Estimated to effect 10-20% of all adults in our society. One researcher has stated that over half of all urbanized Western people would develop varicose veins if they lived long enough;

• Pulmonary Embolism - Is responsible for thousands of deaths here in the United States.

• Diabetes - Especially Diabetes Mellitus, type 11-"adult onset diabetes"; It has been estimated that 3-10% of the population eventually develops known diabetes and that a much greater proportion have the disease undetected.

• Obesity –now reaching epidemic proportions

• Gall Stones, Hemorrhoids - Found in over 10% of all autopsies.

• Kidney Stones; Gout – and still other major degenerative diseases:

• Rheumatoid Arthritis; Auto-immune disorders; Pernicious Anemia; Multiple Sclerosis; Psoriasis,

What is the evidence that ‘clogged colons’ is one of the underlying causes of all the above ailments?

Consider this: Numerous researchers have found a close association between large fecal output with a low incidence of disease; healthy populations are known to move their bowels two or three times a day, yet most ailing populations defecate only three times a week – many ‘sickies’ even less than that.

Additional research has pin-pointed ‘transit time’ as a critical issue (‘transit time’ is the duration between the initial time food enters the body by ingestion and the time the digested food passes out of the body in the stool). In healthy populations, ‘transit time’ is 35 hours or less; in the unhealthy, three to four days – sometimes longer. The longer ‘transit time’, the longer the digestive tract is exposed to various toxins and carcinogens.

Inadequate ‘transit time’ can also lead to Candida albicans. The overgrowth of candida in the gut poses a continual challenge to the immune system and may cause or facilitate many diseases, ranging all the way from unexplained chronic fatigue syndrome to chronic inflammatory conditions, which are now believed to be the underlying trigger of all manner of ailments from cardiovascular, to Alzheimers, to MS and other seemingly unrelated conditions.

The good news is, a substantial and mounting body of scientific and medical evidence suggests that most of the above diseases and disorders are, for the most part, easily preventable. In other words, there is no need for so many of us to have these kinds of problems.

Here are two simple things you can do:

ONE: Increase the amount of fiber in your diet - commit yourself to decreasing or eliminating highly-refined flours and sugars foods from your diet and increasing the amount of whole grains, fruit, and raw vegetables.

Since it is almost impossible to follow a ‘perfect’ corrective diet and eat properly under all circumstances, get the easy-to-take help Colosan provides.

TWO: Try the Colosan program – only once a week on this easy-to-follow protocol will almost certainly bring immediate benefits and the results you yearn for. Keep it up for a lifetime, and extend your life, disease-free.