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Mucosal PlaqueMucosal plaque is not a myth. In fact, this build up is a normal result of a defense mechanism that is part of our bodies design. Here's how it happens... Food is first digested in your mouth. The food then goes to the stomach and after that, the small intestine where most of digestion takes place. The small intestine has a normal mucosal lining that helps the digestive process. When you eat junk food, or foods that contain additives like food colorings and preservatives, and pesticides, then your body will release extra mucus to add to this lining so the toxins will not pass through and absorb into the blood stream. If there is too much mucus released, it builds up. Just like calcium plaque builds up in your arteries even though blood flows constantly, mucus builds up in the small intestine. When this happens, nutrients will not be able to pass through to get into your blood stream. Also, the build up of this mucus will make your intestines less flexible. This means slower "elimination." In other words - everything is not leaving. If your body had to protect itself like this two or three times a month, you could probably digest the excess build up and get rid of it. However, many of us consume chemicals, junk foods, pesticides, etc. from three to five times a day never giving the body a chance to eliminate the excess mucus. It is the constant adding and building up of this mucosal lining that will eventually turn to a mucosal plaque buildup. Just as a calcium plaque builds up in the arteries even though the blood constantly flows, a mucosal plaque can build up in the small intestine even though one eliminates each day This buildup will also make your metabolism sluggish. To make matters worse, if your digestion isn’t working properly and if we aren’t chewing our food, more waste will be added to this buildup in the form of undigested food. Your body can only digest protein roughly in the amount the size of your palm. If you eat more than this, your body cannot digest it. Add it to the buildup. White flour is also difficult for your body to digest. Many experts have tried to tell us about this plaque build up for years. The mainstream medical community says it simply doesn't exist. However, ask any nurse or doctor and they will tell you that the process I just described to you above is a real process. We also have pictures to prove that it is removed from the body. Some people claim that is merely the fiber leaving your body. However, they cannot explain why, then, it smells like chemicals or tar on the street. Also, if you leave fiber in water, it does not look the same as the pictures (scroll down that page to see for yourself). A true colon cleansing program will take some time as it takes time for the mucosal plaque to soften. In addition, the plaque has greatly inhibited the flexibility of the intestinal walls which weakens peristalsis. This means sluggish elimination. Working with a colon cleansing program along with proper diet and perhaps some bodywork can expedite the cleansing process. It takes time and diligence to eliminate mucosal plaque but the hard work is worth the effort. Here's one of the best programs to get rid of this plaque and all the harm that goes with it. It is marketed as "fat loss," but in reality it is a cleansing program: Stay in touch and stay healthy - Sign up for the Free SCC Newsletter . You will receive a password that gives you access to a member's area with exclusive articles, special offers and free downloads just for our Springclean health and cleansing community. Benefits of signing up include:
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