Colon Cleansing

She was very knowledgeable (her daughter and the daughter's boyfriend both have lyme) and has available a great deal of supplements to deal with what she finds during the cleansing. 

I don't think you have to have lyme to have this procedure done, we are all exposed to a bunch of toxins, parasites, etc. and need to get them out of our system. 

It cost $75 for the cleansing and was the best $$ that I could have spent.  I left feeling so much better.

She found very little yeast (I had only been on abx for a month) but did find fungal material (yuck!!!!).  Could that be due to lyme?  I hear yeast mentioned often but not fungal material. 

Who ever knew I would be so excited about such a procedure, but I am.

She did mention that abx can affect a person's metablism, liver, intestines, etc.  Add in the spirochete and no wonder we don't feel very good. 

She was somewhat alarmed that I had been on synthroid, crestor, allegra for about 20 years or more.  I did not realize that those meds would have affected my intestines and created a toxic situation. 

I have another appointment scheduled and am actually looking forward to it.

I probably worded it wrong.  Your large intestine is what gets cleaned out.  The procedure takes close to an hour with repeated flushings taking place.  The nurse tries to get through to the full length of the intestine.  In the machine that is used there is something like a window so she can see what is being removed as it floats by.  I hesitate typing this since it does sound gross, but my bloating is gone and I lost a few pounds since the procedure.  The last few feet of the intestine is where most of the toxins are lodged, an enema would not be able to get those out from what I understand. 

She stated for the metabolism to operate properly and for the liver to do so as well procedures like this are very beneficial.