hi.

I am interested in trying colon cleansing. I've heard good things and bad things about the colon cleansing process. My aunt recommended a colon cleanser called oxypowder, and after doing the research, it looks pretty good. On the flip side, I also have a friend who recommends a colon cleanser called colonix, which is seems like it is the most popular colon cleanser.

I was just wondering what people's thoughts were on these two colon cleansing products.

Has anyone ever taken them? Please share your stories with me so that I can make a better decision. I don't really trust the testimonials on either product site. Thanks.

CherryPicker

I've never heard of Oxypowder, so I can't tell you anything about it, but I just got quit the Colonix Colon Cleansing Program. (you can see a similar thread - Colonix Colon Cleansing Program ::: Advice? - in this same forum)

I would NOT recommend Colonix!

It was a horrible experience. It gave me really severe headaches, and constipation. Not to mention the bloating, cramps and general fatigue. I found that I was plagued with colonix side effects the whole time I did the cleanse. In the other thread, there were a few other people that complained of colonix side effects too.

When I saw my doctor, he told me to stop taking the colonix immediately, because it can cause more problems then it 'supposedly' helps. As soon as I stopped taking colonix, I was feeling normal again within a day or so. Colonix is a scam. If I were you, I wouldn't do it.

So, take it for what you will. and if you go with oxypowder, please update us on what you thought about it. Because I don't think it could be any worse then what i went through with colonix.

Both colon cleansers are top notch. So I think you'll benefit from either one.

One noticeable difference I saw between oxypowder and colonix is that oxypowder doesn't rob your body of beneficial bacteria the way colonix and other fiber based cleansers do.

This is probably one of the reasons oxypowder can be taken alone, while colonix and fiber cleaners give you a package of things to take together.

There's probably not much in the ways of them being different. They both do the same thing, but do it in different ways. It's cleaning with fiber which is the traditional method, vs. cleansing with oxygen which is a more modern method to an old problem.

I believe oxypowder is also less expensive. So that might be a benefit if you're concerned about costs.