Well folks – guess who finally took 2 paranil caps and a half scoop of the ol’ Dr Natura Colonix cleanser this morning…
These were left over from my last experiment so I thought I’d polish these off before cracking into my next package. Here’s the problem – I discovered that the next package wasn’t where I thought it was at home. I’m afraid it may be packed in one of many many boxed that we recently loaded to tidy up the house. Look slike I’ll be doing some digging soon.
So the thing that finally enticed me to re-start the great Colonix cleansing review blog was a new piece of information that I came across. First mentioned on another “researcher’s” page and then confirmed on the Dr. Natura site (which is linked on my advertisers section on the sight side of this page). Apparently, using the microwave to heat the water you’re going to steep your tea in is a big no-no.
On the person’s website it said that they, like me, never laid rubber like they were expecting and after calling Dr. Natura’s hotline, the first question they asked was about the microwave. So this lady goes home and uses boiled water and in her words she laid enough rubber to manufacture all the tires on an 18 wheeler. Now that’s a testimony.
So, I’m climbing back up on the horse to give this thing a try – it just better yield the results!
Stay tuned!
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Welcome back! Please, please continue to update this blog - I've become interested in this Colonix program, but well... who can trust testimonials on a website that the company can edit?
Hey - thanks for the comment - it's been awhile. Here's the deal: I started back up with lefover supplies that I had from my last go 'round. Lasted a little over a week. I was also taking Niacin for Cholestrol at the time. As I should have known, the cleanse was gonna kick my butt about 1 week in anyway, add to that the potential side effects of the niacin and I got the double whammy. I'm still not 100%.
Anyway, I'm going to get back to it. If I would have had the rest of my product I would have never stopped. Trouble is I packed the stuff away a while back and now need to go dig it out.
If you're considering trynig a cleanse, whether it's this one or another I'd say do it. I'm no longer a skeptic - it's for real. Personally I'm gonna stick with the Dr Natura Colonix product (though at times I've considered oxy powder and colonblow) because it appears to be the largest most reliable supplier of this kind of product. If you start up, please feel free to share your results here.
Look for more soon (though not right away)
One thing that's got me more than a little hesitant... I have very sensitive taste buds, and I -really- can't tolerate anything overwhelmingly gross. How disgusting is the taste? Oh, and can you mix the stuff with juice instead of water? Maybe I could do that...
The taste isn't bad at all in my opinion. If anything, it's teh texture. For me, I dump the power in a small cup of water and knock it back like medicine, but if you're sensitive to that stuff you could probably do a better job of mixing it than I do. Imagine cream of wheat, extremely watered down - that's kind of the texture. Again, the taste isn't unpleasant at all. That said, I believe the COlonix website says that you can mix it with juice. Even if it doesn't, I can't imagine it would do any harm. Also, for what it's worth, you might check ebay before you buy. I've noticed that people there take advantage of the discount you get when you purchase 3 units and then they sell the other 2 at cost. You end up paying the shipping, but it's still cheaper than just buying a single package from Dr Natura. Just a thought.
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