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About Body Cleanse, Detox Diet, Austin Wellness & Nutrition


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By admin On January 20, 2009 Under Diet Programs

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About Body Cleanse, Detox Diet, Austin Wellness & Nutrition

Dr. Bellonzi explains, “What is a Cleanse”. He does not use the Master Cleanse nor does he recommend fasting.

He uses mild cleanse without a fast so ensure you still get good nutrition by cleansing.

Dr. Vincent Bellonzi is a chiropractor and is Certified in Clinical Nutrition. He has been in practice for over 12 years. He received his Doctorate from Los Angeles College of Chiropractic in 1991.

Since 1998, Dr. Bellonzi has practiced in the Austin area. He works with athletes at every level to provide sports conditioning and rehabilitation.

Visit Dr. Bellonzi’s website at
www.austinwellnessclinic.com/

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25 comments - add yours
descheneslover

January 20, 2009

I have started a cleanse this week.
I am eating lots of fresh fruit and veg. With some lean protein.
Drinking lots of water and a cup of green tea when I feel I need to ‘have’ something.
I am not eating any dairy or red meat. Have also been skiping breads, pastas, rice..ect.
I am going to continue this way of eating even after the cleanse. I will just add back in the things I have taken out such as dairy.

mcgmark

January 20, 2009

Drink water. Exercise and eat healthy.

Don’t “do” a “cleanse”

BuglyAstard

January 20, 2009

Always great information thats very easy to understand, I wish every doctor was like this so my grandfather would have lived longer and my dad didnt have cancer. Ah never mind Ill just turn on the news and see what they have to say.

psychetruth

January 20, 2009

Cleansing is a detoxification process.

As the body begins to break up the store of toxins, they get released backed into the digestive and circulatory system. Part of the detoxification system through skin and sweat.

The toxins coming out of the body might cause zits and head aches.

Provided the cleanse you are doing is safe and effective, those are probably just signs the cleanse is doing it’s job. If you continue, the toxins will leaves your system and those problems will go away.

anamasteos

January 20, 2009

Why do cleanses cause bad headaches? and zits!
OMG my face just looked awful, so I had to quit.

DecemberMoonGoddess

January 20, 2009

You’ve inspired me to do a cleanse! I wish you had mentioned a few that we could look into…. there are so many I’m not sure which to choose

brentpieczynski

January 20, 2009

This cleanse for the body, does it also help promote, a healthy-mind?

todieandwither

January 20, 2009

I’m actually waiting for humaworm parasite cleanse herbs to arrive in the mail. I have nothing to lose and the creator is willing to discuss his product on curezone.

Everyone there seems to have had a really good experience w/ it. We’ll see.

saharghafouri

January 20, 2009

SMART CLEANSE advanced system was awsome….Dr. Hos sucks

Solarwindow

January 20, 2009

Well I was wondering if you have any insight on these colon cleansing kits. Now I am talking about the ones that remove parasites(worms etc), their eggs and other things like plaque build-up in the intestine/colon…DrNatura offers Colonix and Toxinout. Is it safe? What are the results like? Can these parasites be removed? Or is it just another scam? These products are not cheap, but worth it if they actually work as stated.

yeah10000000000000

January 20, 2009

hi, just wanted to get your opinion on………colonics? thanks

psychetruth

January 20, 2009

Keep in mind that’s Jane’s take on it. I personally think the foot bath shit is a scam myself.

I haven’t researched herbal flushes or colonics though.

If an herb makes you need to go to the bathroom, it has toxins in it which the body is trying to purge. Maybe that helps clean out the guts, I don’t know.

justplayman

January 20, 2009

1. Nice !

~Russell

SFJane

January 20, 2009

@ 052970,

500 char limit on comments and I don’t feel like making a video about it atm

Open google, enter colonic detox scam, detox foot bath scam, herbal detox scam, you will find hours of lit to read.

In my early 20s I smoked a pack day, 8 cups of coffee, breakfast from Dunkin Donuts, microwave dinners. I went through several detox plans and diets,I have tried colonics and herbs personally.I detoxed went vegetarian, etc

I think cleansing diets and fasting is wonderful but be skeptical

052970

January 20, 2009

why do you feel foot baths, herbal flushes and colonics are a scam?

britishbornchinese

January 20, 2009

wow I have chronic hives and after watching your vid I think I will do a cleanse to see if that helps it!!!!!!!! Thanks!!!

SFJane

January 20, 2009

cont- @ ISM

jgelhaar asked how could fasting be hard on the body. I answered, in place of Bellonzi, I said Starvation fasts can be damaging after a few days. You came along and offered up the notion that juice fasting was fine. The topic is not juice fasting, juice fasting, is not really fasting anyway. The topic was fasting being hard on the body. A hard fast is when you don’t eat anything. After a few days you eat yourself, that’s called starvation. I may be defensive but you are off topic.

SFJane

January 20, 2009

@ ISM

yes there are a lot of different ways to fast, but there is only one real fasting, that is complete abstinence from all food. A juice fast is a really a select diet. Fasting is abstinence from all food. Juice is still food, and must be digested. If you have fruit or vegge juice in your guts, you are not fasting. I a big fan of juice fasts. I am not bringing them down. I juice fast, I love the way I feel on juice fasts, but it is not technically fasting, its a diet.

phoenix11201987

January 20, 2009

nice cleanse is very important i never knew how much so but ive felt the niceness

IncredibleShrinkinMe

January 20, 2009

um miss defensive…. i dont see the term “hard fast here”

and there are a lot of different ways to fast.

SFJane

January 20, 2009

re: incredibleSM.

there is no disagree/agree here. I made no exception for juice fasts. I said hard fasts. A hard fast is not a juice fast. A juice fast is not a real fast. When you run fruit or vegge juice into your body, you have to digest it, which means your alimentary canal is still working and not resting. juice fast will not cause muscle breakdown for the reasons you mentioned. I was talking about starving, hard fasts, total abstinence from food. That is unhealthy beyond a day or two.

idealpoo

January 20, 2009

Very interesting, thanks!

IncredibleShrinkinMe

January 20, 2009

i disagree if you are on a juice feast. you can get all the calories you need on fruits and vegetables and supplements. when i juice feast, i still get 1200 calories a day or more if i want. If you are getting all the protein you need then your muscles aren’t breaking down.

bipolarorwakingup

January 20, 2009

SUN/MOON Dance this weekend! 3 days, no food, no water. I know, I know…

jgelhaar

January 20, 2009

So agree about the scams..

Years ago, all DR’s were taught in basic med school that ALL drugs were to be treated as ‘poison’.. Because it is. However, that doesn’t seem to be the case these days..

With drug reps barraging the docs daily about this study or that study, Docs start thinking drugs are actually beneficial and not poison.

The whole thing is a disgrace. (Please don’t flame about the benefits of certain treatment - I understand that completely - I’m talking about overall Rx use)

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