Prolapsed (Dropped) Colon and Diverticulitis
Prolapsed
(Dropped) Colon
and Diverticulitis
Without proper nutrients the entire body
suffers nutritional deficiencies. The
intestinal tract (a muscle) weakens in muscle tone and can become very labored
to move the foods through. As the intestinal wall weakens, the bowel space
expands gathering an accumulation of waste material against the bowel
wall. The intestine muscle may become
"prolapsed" forming folds and pockets of digested material it is unable to fully expel. In this state the abdomen will be seen to
distend as the bowel fills with foods trying to move through the intestine. Only partial elimination is achieved, as full
elimination becomes impossible in this state.
The build up of waste material decays within the bowel and toxins
develop. These toxins are absorbed into
the body causing further trouble.
Mucus forms when bacteria invade the
unhealthy colon and create acid, destroying the mucus lining on large and small
intestine. This alters the lining which would protect from bacterial invasion
to the blood. This is called leaky gut or gut permeability. Small
holes set up between the intestine and the blood stream allowing larger undigested food particles and bacteria to pass into the otherwise sterile
blood. The movement of material through intestine can speed up in an attempt to
minimize the absorption of foul putrefied matter. Nutrients are not absorbed into the blood
stream when this occurs. When the system is very alkaline, it thus neutralizes
the acidic waste (bacteria creating acid in the waste). Healing can take place in the proper alkaline
(non-acid forming) environment. Muscle
tone in the intestinal tract can return to normal.
Restore your colon’s health by making specific changes to your lifestyle.
The body will heal itself under the proper circumstances.
Dr. Doreo is here to help you solve your
health problems.
Call to schedule a
personal appointment to review the situation and construct a healing program.
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