One day the body got together and decided to have a board meeting. Here’s what went on behind closed doors.
There was an intensive discussion to determine WHO WAS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF THE BODY.
The BRAIN was the first to speak. “Without me nothing would be accomplished.”
The HEART spoke up. “Without me pumping blood to your brain, you could not function.”
The ARMS laughed. “You’re both wrong; without me to put food in the mouth, nothing would work.”
The STOMACH said, “Without me, your food would not digest.”
The LUNGS bellowed back. “Without me, you couldn’t breathe.”
The EYES blinked, “Without me, you could not see.”
The KIDNEYS snorted, “Without me, you could not detoxify and eliminate.”
Then the COLON meekly spoke up, “I am important. You need me to eliminate all of the garbage from your systems.”
Everyone one laughed and made fun of him.
“How can you be as important as we are? You are just a smelly old sewer.”
The poor colon- his feelings were hurt! He turned away and thought, “I’ll show them. HE SHUT DOWN!
Then he sat back and watched what happened.
The BRAIN was stupefied and could not concentrate on anything.
The HEART’S beat was weak and irregular; it was too tired to pump oxygen.
The ARMS were weak, heavy and couldn’t move.
The LUNGS- their breathing was shallow. They couldn’t get enough oxygen because the heart was too tired to send them fresh blood or take away the carbon dioxide.
The KIDNEYS quit – urine started backing up, the legs started swelling, the skin developed a rash and the back hurt.
Then the COLON looked around and decided it was time to call another meeting. It wasn’t too lively this time, but everyone was in totally agreement.
The COLON WAS THE MOST IMPORTANT ORGAN!
A healthy body eliminates via the colon 2-3 times daily – if you are not doing this, you can kickstart your health with a detox program now. This Why Detoxify article will explain more about why this is so critical to all health and healing.
In Lorene Benoit’s book, “The Paw Paw Program – A Christopher Columbus Approach to Cancer”, she teaches people to understand the importance of keeping the colon in good health, for all disease prevention, including cancer.
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