Enemas: When constipation occurs some people cannot move their bowels for several days. If constipation persists for longer than 36 hours it becomes extremely harmful for the whole body. Waste materials such as impacted faeces, dead cellular tissue,
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The Power of Enemas on the GAPS Program
Enemas are generally used to alleviate constipation. If bowels have not moved for any longer than 36 hours it is considered very toxic and the person will be left feeling irritable, bloated and very tired.With this in mind, imagine how toxic fae