Mark_M
01-30-2003, 08:04 PM
My name is Mark and I am a Staff Sergeant in the US Marine Corps. I am single and I have no children, I guess all my travel with the Corps has kept me too busy for that. I have lived in and traveled to many places, both in the states and overseas, but currently I live in Virginia Beach.
Health-wise, I wouldn't say I am in bad shape, but there's no denying that it could be much better. I try to exercise on a regular basis and eat healthy, but it's so hard to stay on track. I grew up eating good-old southern home cooking and I've got a serious sweet tooth. It's tough to pass up all those tasty meals that I know are not good for me.
My biggest complaints are feeling listless and not having enough energy to get me through the day. My stomach has had a rough ride over the past few years, I usually swing between constipation and diarreha. The best the military doctors could tell me was irritable bowel syndrome.
I had read an article about colon-cleansing a few years ago, but didn't give it much thought because it sounded like something only the rich and famous could have done at some discrete clinic in the Caribbean somewhere. After reading the information from HPS, I decided this was worth the time and effort to improve my health. I've done preventive maintenance on vehicles, weapons, and nearly everything else, it never dawned on me that I should be doing the same thing on my own body. I can't say I'm looking forward to enemas twice a day, but I am anxious to find out exactly how much junk I've been carrying around in my intestines for all these years.
Lastly, thanks in advance to those of you who have already walked in my shoes and are willing to give me advice over the next few weeks. I look forward to talking with all of you. V/R Mark
Health-wise, I wouldn't say I am in bad shape, but there's no denying that it could be much better. I try to exercise on a regular basis and eat healthy, but it's so hard to stay on track. I grew up eating good-old southern home cooking and I've got a serious sweet tooth. It's tough to pass up all those tasty meals that I know are not good for me.
My biggest complaints are feeling listless and not having enough energy to get me through the day. My stomach has had a rough ride over the past few years, I usually swing between constipation and diarreha. The best the military doctors could tell me was irritable bowel syndrome.
I had read an article about colon-cleansing a few years ago, but didn't give it much thought because it sounded like something only the rich and famous could have done at some discrete clinic in the Caribbean somewhere. After reading the information from HPS, I decided this was worth the time and effort to improve my health. I've done preventive maintenance on vehicles, weapons, and nearly everything else, it never dawned on me that I should be doing the same thing on my own body. I can't say I'm looking forward to enemas twice a day, but I am anxious to find out exactly how much junk I've been carrying around in my intestines for all these years.
Lastly, thanks in advance to those of you who have already walked in my shoes and are willing to give me advice over the next few weeks. I look forward to talking with all of you. V/R Mark