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Monday, June 15, 2009

How to Make a Good Tasting Natural Colon Cleanse

By Michael Richardson

A lot of people who might benefit from a colon cleanse hesitate to do and because they think they have to taste bad. Some cleanses do taste pretty awful but it doesn't have to be that way.

it's certainly reasonable to take taste into consideration when considering a colon cleanse. But actually most colon cleanse recipes are at worst bland. Several might actually be considered tasty.

In addition to high fiber foods, spices and herbs are also used in natural colon cleansing recipes. Obviously since we use these to season our food, they can make for a tasty colon cleanse as well.

If you look at several natural colon cleanse recipes you'll see that they contain whole foods, many of which are high in fiber. High fiber aids in the effectiveness of the cleanse in doesn't necessarily detract from its taste

Among the frequent ingredients are psyllium husks and ground flax seeds. Ground oats find their way into many recipes because of their high soluble fiber content.

Garlic is well-known for its healthful properties so many people include it in their cleansing recipes. If you like garlic as much as I do, this is a good thing. Ginger and cayenne pepper are the spices that are commonly used as well.

One spice I've been surprised to see in cleansing recipes is cinnamon. Apparently it helps modulate blood sugars as was clear toxins.

One good way to get a tasty cleansing detoxification is to develop a taste for Indian food, especially curries.

If you can develop a taste for Indian curries, you'll be doing yourself a favor. A traditional curries prepared by adding several different spices at different stages in food preparation. Many of these spices have both anti-inflammatory and cleansing properties.

Many curry recipes are vegetarian. Depending on the combination of vegetables used the cleansing properties can be further enhanced.

Some people think that Indian food is always very spicy and a sense of being hot. That's not necessarily the case, so don't let that concern keep you from exploring this healthful cuisine

After you have some experience with colon cleanses you recognize why a certain ingredients are included in a given cleanse. You be able to make substitutions that are more suited to your tastes and goals.

As an example, I replaced the maple syrup in the so-called "lemonade cleanse" with cinnamon and thought it improved the taste while eliminating some sugars.

For example, if you don't like the strong taste of raw garlic you can chop it and let sit for five minutes or so and then gently took it to soften its flavor. Part of garlic's healthiness comes from compounds that are formed when enzymes within the garlic are activated when is crushed or chop. If you cook the garlic you need the after chopping it, those enzymes are inactivated by the heat before they've had a chance to make the transformation. This simple step let's you get the benefit of garlic without as much of the strong taste.

Remember that keep your water intake high helps clear toxins both read G.I. tract and kidneys. I consider bottled water environmentally unsound for most of us. Filtered tap water is fine. You should also try to minimize your exposure to chemical contaminants and toxins. By organic is much as you can and minimize your intake of alcohol. - 17274

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