This book kept me reading all night. I couldn't put it down! - Brad DeMeulenaere "I had my first colonic at age 26. I am now 56 and have seen a total of five colon hygienists, four within the past six years. I've been through the forest of medical doctors and many different alternative health practitioners. Much of the time, I have sensed a frustration from them. Sometimes it's a frustration that they can't figure out how to help me and sometimes it feels like a cumulative frustration from all the others they haven't been able to help. But sometimes I feel that their frustration is directed to me personally, as if they wished I would just get myself together and "feel better." Lord knows, I haven't always made the best choices for my health. When I saw Scott Webb, I felt a lack of that frustration and no hint of blame. It was evident to me that he saw the big picture and how we have been affected by our culture. Scott's message was truly one of hope which brought me a sense of relief and peace. That is definitely a place where healing can begin, when you feel no blame, just peace and hope." - Victoria Lovett One of America's leading colonic therapists gives you the inside scoop on digestive disorders that you or a loved one might be experiencing. Learn how to: cleanse your colon and your whole body, reduce your risk of common diseases, understand the deeper issues of weight loss, beat underlying causes of depression, improve your diet to overcome constipation, visualize yourself well and feel better every day! Scott W. Webb dares to defy conventional wisdom about health and proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that he knows the "inside poop" about many secrets you have not heard yet - until now!

Couldn't put it down (5.0)

Very well written and enjoyable as opposed to the usual dry clinical material out there. I enjoy Mr. Webb's sense of humor and it really comes through the writing that his true mission for writing the book is simply to get the information out there to help others. I learned a good number of things even though I have already read a good deal on the subject, most of which I applied immediately to my current health regime and have been amazed at the results already. This school of thought for health is not really based on immediate results, but I did get a boost forward based on his suggestions and more sure than ever I am on the right path. A deep thank you to Mr. Scott W. Webb for his tenacity and courage to get this stuff out there and standing up to the neigh-sayers and conventional thinking that are keeping people ignorant and unhealthy.

Very interesting read (4.0)

I never knew anything about colon cleanses until my daughter in law. After reading this book I really think it makes a lot of sense...so I plan to give it a try

Do Not Eat while reading this Book, BUT READ THIS BOOK! (5.0)

I have never written a review before, but Scott Webbs book took me by surprise. I have gone the gamut from cleanses, fasts, enemas and finally colon hydrotherapy, and I was truly encouraged by his wit and personal journey that caused him to write this book. If I had had this decidedly "Un-medical" book when my mother passed away from colon cancer, she might be alive today. The doctors attending her said that her lifestyle had nothing to do with her condition, that being hereditary, I could expect the same fate. I "thank" them for that, because I have been on a quest ever since. Knowledge is power ... personal testimony can cause you to go in a better direction. There are many good books out there on the subject of Colon Hydrotherapy and this now tops my list. It's worth a read if you need one answer for the toxic world we live in.

Easy, Entertaining, and Informative Read (4.0)

This book is an entertaining, easy read. It is written by a layman in terms of the medical field, but an expert in the field of colon hydrotherapy.It details the author's personal and professional experience with colon hydrotherapy and highlights the health benefits. The author provides plenty of resources (written by MDs and holistic health practitioners) for further reading for those not familiar with colonics or the principles behind it. If you are looking for an "unscientific", to-the-point opinion on this subject, this is your book.

Entertaining and informative (5.0)

I find Scott W. Webb to be an informative and entertaining writer. At first, I thought he was a bit loony when he talked about giving himself hundreds of colonics. Being a colon hygienist myself, I even thought that was extreme. But upon further consideration, I feel that he is right on track with encouraging any and all of us to cleanse and to clean up our act in general. Right on Scott!