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Old Mon, Feb-21-05, 19:56
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Nancy LC Nancy LC is offline
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What I did is NOT A LAXITIVE!!!! I would NEVER abuse my body that way. Anyone interested in learning how much fecal matter is stuck in a normal person's body should just do a little research to find out.


Unfortunately that is one of the longest running scams ever. Ask any doctor who has taken a scope and looked around the colon. It's healthy, and pink. No where in there can you hide a corn flake (that was the old sales pitch... "I've seen 20 year old corn flakes in people's colons!).

Here's a picture of the inside of a colon looks pretty pink, slippery as all get out. Like a giant slide.

http://www.gihealth.com/html/test/drfuscos_colon.html (click on the drawing of the colon to see the various parts)

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