If you eliminate all the good stuff you are required to take, expect  
empactment.  Then Roy's company will sell you at a discount a PIE  device.  
Prunes, 
peaches, cherries, figs, celery and yes apples too.
Don't forget to pinch your nose when using cod liver oil too.
 
Best Wishes
 
 
In a message dated 6/3/2008 2:01:26 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Hi Roy,
 
I also take fiber capsules daily.  The apple  a day sounds
doable...but dried apricots are not the most  tasty things,
for me :)
 
So are you saying....no senna and no stool  softeners? I
don't know if anything will come out if I do  that.  How 
about Miralax as suggested by John?
 
Thanks sooooo much!
Paul

----- Original Message ----- 
From:  _Roy  Abell_ (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])  
To: _'John  S.'_ (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])  ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
(mailto:[email protected])  
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2008 10:48  AM
Subject: RE: [QUAD-L] stool  softeners



Paul... 
...  as some of you may know I've spent the last 20 years studying the bowel 
and  how to help our problem.  Based on that... let me give you some of my  
knowledge. 
Hard  stool is always caused by stool remaining in your colon too long as the 
 purpose of the colon is to remove water from the highly liquid stool coming  
from the small intestine. 
Almost  every quadriplegic that I have known... including myself... has what 
is  called slow "transit" time... meaning that the stool goes slowly through  
your colon.  This causes more water to be extracted and the result is  hard 
stool. 
So  here are some choices and I would recommend to you: 
1.   Avoid all laxatives of all kinds because they damage your colon  tissue. 
 Chemicals are not good for your body. 
2.   Eat more fruit... especially apples because their fiber is the best  
available today for this problem. 
3.   Locate some dried apricots at the local market and eat about 5-6 of them 
 daily.  You've heard of the help of prunes... dried apricots are  
supercharged prunes. 
4.   Finally... drink more water as this will help your stool become softer 
and  easier to pass. 
Finally...  if all else fails please go to my website... link below for more  
information. 
Your  quadriplegic friend... Roy 
 
Roy  Abell
President
PIE*Medical International, Inc.
904-471-1200  after 1 p.m. EST 
http://www.mybowel.com 
 

"Solving  chronic bowel problems with a new therapy enema kit that indicates 
it can  restore normal bowel function with many people."
 
 
From: John S.  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2008 1:30  PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] stool  softeners

 
 
Senna is not real good  at long term use for a lot of folks. eat more greens, 
take acidophylus an  hour after prescriptions and try Mirilax. The Mirilax 
will do the job but  the rest is still good advice. 
 

 
Best  wishes,
 
john 
 
----- Original Message  ----
From: Paul Jacobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, June 3, 2008  1:15:36 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] stool softeners 
 
Hi,
 

 
Hoping some of you folks might be able to provide  assistance.
 
Recently my stools have become very hard.  I  currently take
 
2 over-the-counter stool softener capsules the night  before 
 
my routine which  I do every other morning, every  other day.  
 
I also take two senna tablets the night before as  well.
 

 
But recently, they have become hard.  Any thoughts  on what
 
to try?  
 

 
Thanks so much!
 

 
Paul J. - Healthy 44 year-old c5/6  complete
 










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