Yea, I found a few people on other sites who are thinking the same thing. I even read one thing that identifies a couple of the ingredients as being a sort of glue or binder that would go with another ingredient to make those gross rope-things people are pulling out of the toilet and taking pictures of.

I think that all of the over-processed food that we eat is a problem, but I also think eating more vegetables and fiber in general would help a whole lot. Not to mention all of the micro-nutrients and phyto-nutrients that are in more natural foods that we don't get from over-processed food, or from fiber supplements.

I know this may sound crazy, but I think someone who is using one of these products should take one of those rope like things to a lab.  I mean, what if....it's all a scam?  I would love to know what is in there and how it came about.

I was skeptical about parasites initially until I read a report in the National Geographic over 8 years ago on parasites in animals and humans. The pictures were horrifying. A friend recommended DrNatura's "colonix" cleansing program. I was a skeptical that it would work until my 6th week into the program when I saw for myself parasites that I had eliminated. Infact I was not sure it was a parasite that I took it in a jar to a lab. I was informed that indeed it was a parasite something I had picked up on a vacation. I had passed one of those ugly creatures that you can find on DrNatura's site. But the best part was how it changed my health and well being. I suffered under constipation, hemorrhoids, yeast infections, bloating and the list goes on. These syptoms have cleared and I feel energetic and healthy. I incorporate this program every year.