Our food today consists mainly of refined processed food with lots of saturated fats and little natural fiber. Processed low-fiber foods tend to become dry, hard or sticky stools that do not move easily through the intestinal tract. Because of this the stool stays in the colon too long and becomes hard and dry. What consequences can this have? The plaque of stools adheres to the inner wall of the intestine and becomes a breeding ground for parasites and pathogens (pathogens) and a storage room for chemicals that can contaminate the blood and lymph. Because of the intestinal plaque, the body can no longer absorb nutrients from the food mass in the colon. The plaque ensures that the large intestine can no longer absorb minerals and water. There is a shortage of minerals and the body suffers from malnutrition. Many diseases are the result of this. Residual food residues cause fermentation in the intestines and contaminate the blood. All kinds of organs, such as the liver, kidneys and skin that have to do with waste disposal, are overloaded by this. In addition to refined processed food, an overloaded bowel can occur in the following situations: Fast food or an excess of animal protein Excessive use of medicines and antidepressants Too much food, stress or lack of exercise Hasty and overeating, bad chewing Intestinal rinsing is a very effective method for cleaning the intestines. Once the colon has been completely purified after a number of sessions, diet, exercise or other health programs will be much more effective. But also in the treatment of cancer, heart disease or other serious diseases, intestinal flushing can make a difference. This is because an estimated 80% of the immune system is in the intestines and when flushing, all toxic waste that suppresses the immune system is removed. Watch this shocking video about the intestine (only to be seen on desktop).