Mardell Hill is an I-ACT Certified Colon Therapist and Owner of the Clear Health Colonic Center in Boulder, Colorado. She trained as a colonic therapist and has built a successful cleansing business since 2005, combining a long standing history in athletic training, post-rehabilitation, nutrition and functional fitness training into helping clients achieve optimum health. In her center, she runs colonics, teaches health through nutrition as it pertains to intestinal rebuilding, and offers support for additional cleanses, such as liver, gallbladder, kidneys, and skin. She has successfully treated more than 3,000 clients. She encourages people to blend alternative and standardized medicine to complement, support, and maximize their health as a whole. The local papers have published articles on colon therapy and featured Mardell in Boulder County Kids, Spring 2010 and Times-Call, January 2008.

• Dedication Acknowledgments IntroductionPart I Chapter 1: Digestion BasicsChapter 2: The MouthChapter 3: The EsophagusChapter 4: The StomachChapter 5: The DuodenumChapter 5A: The LiverChapter 5B: The GallbladderChapter 5C: The PancreasChapter 6: The Small IntestinesChapter 7: The Large IntestinesPart II: NutritionPart III: CleansingClosingBibliographyNotesIndex

Hill offers clients tools for maintaining a healthy digestive system to help improve their comfort and overall wellness. Hill's book, Intestinal Health: A Practical Guide to Complete Abdominal Comfort, addresses issues related to digestion, nutrition and cleansing and are taken from Hill's 10 years' experience as a colon therapist. The book provides answers to questions that Hill's been asked during her years as an alternative health practitioner. Topics include how to counteract the fungal infection, Candidiasis (commonly referred to as Candida), in addition to providing a healthy, seven-day menu (along with recipes), and a three-step nutritional program that the author swears by, which includes tips such as eating plenty of apples and drinking a minimum of 65 to 80 ounces of filtered water a day. . . . [T]he book is easy to read and well organized. If you're looking for answers to questions about preventing bad breath, acne flare ups or about detoxing your liver and gallbladder, or if you need inspiration for making more conscientious food choices, this book may be just the ticket.

Mardell Hill is an I-ACT Certified Colon Therapist and Owner of the Clear Health Colonic Center in Boulder, Colorado. She trained as a colonic therapist and has built a successful cleansing business since 2005, combining a long standing history in athletic training, post-rehabilitation, nutrition and functional fitness training into helping clients achieve optimum health. In her center, she runs colonics, teaches health through nutrition as it pertains to intestinal rebuilding, and offers support for additional cleanses, such as liver, gallbladder, kidneys, and skin. She has successfully treated more than 3,000 clients. She encourages people to blend alternative and standardized medicine to complement, support, and maximize their health as a whole. The local papers have published articles on colon therapy and featured Mardell in Boulder County Kids, Spring 2010 and Times-Call, January 2008.

• Dedication Acknowledgments IntroductionPart I Chapter 1: Digestion BasicsChapter 2: The MouthChapter 3: The EsophagusChapter 4: The StomachChapter 5: The DuodenumChapter 5A: The LiverChapter 5B: The GallbladderChapter 5C: The PancreasChapter 6: The Small IntestinesChapter 7: The Large IntestinesPart II: NutritionPart III: CleansingClosingBibliographyNotesIndex

Hill offers clients tools for maintaining a healthy digestive system to help improve their comfort and overall wellness. Hill's book, Intestinal Health: A Practical Guide to Complete Abdominal Comfort, addresses issues related to digestion, nutrition and cleansing and are taken from Hill's 10 years' experience as a colon therapist. The book provides answers to questions that Hill's been asked during her years as an alternative health practitioner. Topics include how to counteract the fungal infection, Candidiasis (commonly referred to as Candida), in addition to providing a healthy, seven-day menu (along with recipes), and a three-step nutritional program that the author swears by, which includes tips such as eating plenty of apples and drinking a minimum of 65 to 80 ounces of filtered water a day. . . . [T]he book is easy to read and well organized. If you're looking for answers to questions about preventing bad breath, acne flare ups or about detoxing your liver and gallbladder, or if you need inspiration for making more conscientious food choices, this book may be just the ticket.

Mardell Hill is an I-ACT Certified Colon Therapist and Owner of the Clear Health Colonic Center in Boulder, Colorado. She trained as a colonic therapist and has built a successful cleansing business since 2005, combining a long standing history in athletic training, post-rehabilitation, nutrition and functional fitness training into helping clients achieve optimum health. In her center, she runs colonics, teaches health through nutrition as it pertains to intestinal rebuilding, and offers support for additional cleanses, such as liver, gallbladder, kidneys, and skin. She has successfully treated more than 3,000 clients. She encourages people to blend alternative and standardized medicine to complement, support, and maximize their health as a whole. The local papers have published articles on colon therapy and featured Mardell in Boulder County Kids, Spring 2010 and Times-Call, January 2008.

• Dedication Acknowledgments IntroductionPart I Chapter 1: Digestion BasicsChapter 2: The MouthChapter 3: The EsophagusChapter 4: The StomachChapter 5: The DuodenumChapter 5A: The LiverChapter 5B: The GallbladderChapter 5C: The PancreasChapter 6: The Small IntestinesChapter 7: The Large IntestinesPart II: NutritionPart III: CleansingClosingBibliographyNotesIndex

Hill offers clients tools for maintaining a healthy digestive system to help improve their comfort and overall wellness. Hill's book, Intestinal Health: A Practical Guide to Complete Abdominal Comfort, addresses issues related to digestion, nutrition and cleansing and are taken from Hill's 10 years' experience as a colon therapist. The book provides answers to questions that Hill's been asked during her years as an alternative health practitioner. Topics include how to counteract the fungal infection, Candidiasis (commonly referred to as Candida), in addition to providing a healthy, seven-day menu (along with recipes), and a three-step nutritional program that the author swears by, which includes tips such as eating plenty of apples and drinking a minimum of 65 to 80 ounces of filtered water a day. . . . [T]he book is easy to read and well organized. If you're looking for answers to questions about preventing bad breath, acne flare ups or about detoxing your liver and gallbladder, or if you need inspiration for making more conscientious food choices, this book may be just the ticket.