Colon Inflammation

Aloe vera is a succulent perennial from the Arabian Peninsula whose clear mucilaginous inner leaf gel was applied by Egyptian, Greek, and Mediterranean healers for thermal burns, sunburn, and skin abrasions, and taken as a bitter latex for stubborn intestinal stagnation.

Bone broth is a collagenous liquid slow-simmered from pastured animal marrow bones, connective tissue, and cartilage, delivering bioavailable gelatin, glycine, proline, and glutamine to nourish intestinal tight junctions, ease joint stiffness, and support skin matrix regeneration.

The mucilage-rich inner bark of the native North American red elm tree, traditionally stirred into warm water to form a soothing, demulcent gel that coats irritated gastrointestinal and esophageal lining while calming acid reflux.

A deep colonic irrigation protocol introducing 10 to 30 ml of CDS into 1 liter of warm distilled water, delivering oxidative cleansing directly to the large bowel and portal venous return.

A dense drawing poultice made from activated hardwood charcoal and calcium bentonite clay hydrated with pure water, traditionally applied topically under moist gauze to transdermally draw foreign irritants, insect venoms, and localized cutaneous toxins.