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Speaker 2: I have two amazing guests here today. I have Archer Jensen,
Speaker 2: who was with us last week and by popular demand,
Speaker 2: he's back again this week to go deeper on colon.
Speaker 4: Hi Archer, Hi, Jennevieve gad to be.
Speaker 2: Absolutely absolutely yeah. Great to see you. Great to see you, Archer.
Speaker 2: We also have Bruce. The three of us are going
Speaker 2: to have a discussion today on colon hell, useful aging
Speaker 2: and the foundation that Bruce and I really set up
Speaker 2: on the show and the next us.
Speaker 3: Hi Bruce, welcome back.
Speaker 5: Hey Genevieve. How you doing.
Speaker 3: I'm doing fantastic, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Let me do a short intro gentlemen, on where we're
Speaker 2: going today with the show and we're just going to
Speaker 2: jump right in. By the way, everyone, thank you for
Speaker 2: those comments. Keep the comments coming, and in those comments,
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Speaker 2: All my guests, so including Archer, definitely, Bruce and I
Speaker 2: Wisdom at walkwiwisdom dot Ca. Any questions you have where
Speaker 2: we're coaches, we coach nutritionally and we can fill in
Speaker 2: the gaps of anything that you have. So today we're
Speaker 2: going to go deeper into polonics. When Archer was here
Speaker 2: last week, we had such a phenomenal start on the
Speaker 2: show and everyone wanted to.
Speaker 3: Know what exactly is a polony? How does it help me?
Speaker 2: So Archer agreed to come back, and we're just going
Speaker 2: to jump right into the question. Archer, can you just
Speaker 2: give us a quick synopsis again as to who you
Speaker 2: are as a pool and hydrotherapist, Just a one minute
Speaker 2: blurb about that part of what you do for our
Speaker 2: health as we age youthfully.
Speaker 4: Well, I've been doing this for almost twenty five years
Speaker 4: and I have a been in Vancouver. That's the whole
Speaker 4: health center and best it's got with two teas. And
Speaker 4: it really means from Greek mythology the keeper of the fire,
Speaker 4: like burning within. So that's a good business name. And
Speaker 4: so I've been providing polonics for well during it for
Speaker 4: twenty five years. It's been quite a learning experience to
Speaker 4: working with so many different people and so many different
Speaker 4: varieties and helping people heal from like chronic illness, but
Speaker 4: also everything from working to models thinning up for like
Speaker 4: photo shoots and.
Speaker 3: Waiting afterious can you help me or might be on
Speaker 3: we'll talk about that latter.
Speaker 2: I said when you said helping models stin up for
Speaker 2: photo shoot. Everyone knows my background modeling, but I was thirteen.
Speaker 3: That was forty years ago, so I was wondering you
Speaker 3: can help br Stale laugh. I can see you holding back.
Speaker 2: Oh fantastic archer. Yes, I'm so sorry I had to
Speaker 2: jump in. So for models stinning up to serious conditions,
Speaker 2: you've helped people across the board.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So, I mean it helps with so many things.
Speaker 4: It helps your skin, and it aids the liver function
Speaker 4: for metabolism and by cleaning out boxin from your pool
Speaker 4: and the liver doesn't have to filter so much so
Speaker 4: we can focus on more important because it has over
Speaker 4: one hundred different functions for helping with digestion, emination, creating
Speaker 4: bio for digestion, and processing drugs in our blood screen
Speaker 4: like from prescription drugs. That's the big filter.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, no, perfect.
Speaker 3: I'm going to jump in here now. Bruce is really.
Speaker 2: He's such an incredible balance to the show. So I
Speaker 2: don't know if you were here in the nexes of
Speaker 2: the show, Archer. However, how this show came about was
Speaker 2: just about his youthful aging and menopause, menopause, hormonal disruptions,
Speaker 2: all of that reset the foundation, and Bruce came on
Speaker 2: and really disrupted everything when he told everyone, well, you're
Speaker 2: focusing on the hot flashes, the weight in and so on.
Speaker 2: Focus on your gut health, liver health, which is how
Speaker 2: you fit in so perfectly, Archer with colonics. But here's
Speaker 2: the thing with colon and colon health. I have done
Speaker 2: many colonics.
Speaker 3: I know it well.
Speaker 2: And Bruce pointed out that he has some more foundational
Speaker 2: questions about colonic Bruce, you want to take over and
Speaker 2: maybe our ask Archer the foundational things I may have
Speaker 2: just because I innately know them.
Speaker 5: Well, I've got a simple question. It may take you
Speaker 5: well answered, but a simple question. I walk through the
Speaker 5: door to my first chronic walk me through the whole process,
Speaker 5: from beginning to coming out the other end.
Speaker 4: Coming out at the end. Okay, well, from the you
Speaker 4: come in.
Speaker 3: Literally figuratively this listen, this show is real. This is
Speaker 3: real life.
Speaker 4: Bul So. I have an intake form that you fill
Speaker 4: out when you come in, and that gives me an
Speaker 4: idea your your medical background, us, the concerns you have
Speaker 4: about why you're having a cologne. And then the first part,
Speaker 4: like we allow ninety minutes for your first session because
Speaker 4: usually for the first thirty minutes we're just talking about
Speaker 4: your health and your health background. Is what you want
Speaker 4: to see and what you would like to achieve from
Speaker 4: doing kalonic and see if that matches up with you know,
Speaker 4: what's possible during the procedure. And then we have these
Speaker 4: disposable shorts with the little hole in the back that
Speaker 4: you change into after words, and you get hooked up
Speaker 4: to hoses which I brought a hose down this time
Speaker 4: because we didn't have a pure that you can see
Speaker 4: here there's a little picture on the screen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but the other ways better yeah, perfect, yes, yeah.
Speaker 4: That's better. So this oh, there you go. So this
Speaker 4: is together when the insertion happens. So to do the insertion,
Speaker 4: we kind of work together with breathing and relaxation. So
Speaker 4: breath and relaxation helps to dilate stinker muscles and things
Speaker 4: with easier for insertion. And then we used regular like
Speaker 4: a natural coconut oil for lubricants. And then these hoses
Speaker 4: that are attached in this disposable bag here, they get
Speaker 4: hooked up to the machine that you see in the picture.
Speaker 4: So the botto the flow where the red handle is
Speaker 4: restrict the outflow. And because there's water flowing in and
Speaker 4: water waste flowing out, the red handle turns and it
Speaker 4: restricts the outflow. So then water goes into the coal.
Speaker 4: So we're not filling it up like completely right away.
Speaker 4: If we can bring up the picture of the coal
Speaker 4: and you can see that there's segments of the coal
Speaker 4: and that get hy grated and release as water comes in.
Speaker 5: So is it only is it only one hose? So
Speaker 5: the hose to begin with it puts water in and
Speaker 5: then at the end of the chronic it pulls everything
Speaker 5: out or is there two hoses.
Speaker 4: You know, it's two hoses attached, like if you look
Speaker 4: at the picture of it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm afraid that it's too small for me to
Speaker 5: see that. So explain what it explain what explain what
Speaker 5: it looks like.
Speaker 4: So there's an in blow and an outflow. You see
Speaker 4: the little arm attaches to the water, and then the
Speaker 4: waste comes through where the obscrator came up. So you
Speaker 4: can see the obstraator creates the hollow in the hose,
Speaker 4: and then the little hose like the little strong on
Speaker 4: the top of it is where the infloat up and
Speaker 4: the waste goes out the.
Speaker 5: Big Okay, so so you get you hook the person up,
Speaker 5: and then with the agreed fluid, because I understand there's
Speaker 5: a number of different fluids you can pump into the
Speaker 5: colon for different issues. So then well you.
Speaker 4: Just use we're just water and ionized water with chlorophyll.
Speaker 4: Any other additives are are like for different purposes.
Speaker 5: But that's right, that's what I say. Yeah, okay, the
Speaker 5: first one. So you do the the the water with
Speaker 5: the chlorophyll, and then do you massage the colon when
Speaker 5: when it's got the fluid in it, or or do
Speaker 5: you just wait twenty minutes or what happens? Now you've
Speaker 5: got the fluid into my coal, and now what goes on?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, so wait, wait archer, we're gonna hold off
Speaker 2: on that because we're coming up to a break already,
Speaker 2: if you can imagine, So we're gonna hoot off on
Speaker 2: you answering that and you can answer a little more
Speaker 2: slowly and then Bruce can jump in with any questions.
Speaker 3: What I wanted to add here.
Speaker 2: You know a lot of times when people think about
Speaker 2: Kalona and you get a great job showing the host,
Speaker 2: but the part that's actually inserted is really tiny. It's
Speaker 2: a little speculum. It's really it's just in the anus.
Speaker 2: It's really short. And so we know that a lot
Speaker 2: of people have coal and health things later on, and
Speaker 2: I always say, let's try your best to be at
Speaker 2: the front end as much as we can with prevention,
Speaker 2: which is why we like different things like nutraceuticals and
Speaker 2: alternative medicine and we intergate them. So everyone don't imagine
Speaker 2: that entire hole is it's just a tiny little part
Speaker 2: at the end. I don't know if you can pull
Speaker 2: one out at the on the break arching show.
Speaker 3: It's just a.
Speaker 2: Tiny little speculum that's inserted and then everything else is
Speaker 2: softened and you're gonna explain the process when we come
Speaker 2: back in after or break. Thank you so much, Come
Speaker 2: right back everyone, Thank you, every.
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Speaker 2: Hi everyone from Jennevie Wisdom and welcome back.
Speaker 3: To Walk with Wisdom. Today.
Speaker 2: We're here with Archer Jensen, a coulon hydra therapist. Where
Speaker 2: here was Bruce who's a homeopath and an integrative health specialist. Hi, gentlemen,
Speaker 2: thank you for joining me on the show.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to interject that this weekend happens to
Speaker 2: be Mother's Day weekend, so many of you, like Bruce
Speaker 2: pointed out, you may be listening to this show after
Speaker 2: the fact. And you know, when we think of Mother's Day,
Speaker 2: we're always giving Mom chocolate, you know, giant dinners and
Speaker 2: all of that. But wouldn't it be interesting to have
Speaker 2: a different gift from Mom, a gift of health, colon health,
Speaker 2: which is so important. So as we go through the
Speaker 2: show and talk about all the different things colon hydro
Speaker 2: therapy and colon health overall, and health from your skin
Speaker 2: to within, think about that in that conversation for Mother's Day. So, Bruce,
Speaker 2: I'll let you re ask the question that you had
Speaker 2: for Archer and we'll jump back in.
Speaker 5: All right, Jen, So we were at the point where
Speaker 5: we'd filled up the in with the fluid, and what
Speaker 5: do we do next? As I saying, do we just
Speaker 5: wait around? Is a cool and get massage? What actually
Speaker 5: physically happens at this point and how long does it take?
Speaker 4: Well? I like to do massage during the colon hypertherapy,
Speaker 4: but a lot of other practitioners don't really do that.
Speaker 4: They just do gentle patting or getting people to breathe,
Speaker 4: and well, it's soaking. It's what's happening is the hydration
Speaker 4: helps to break down the words. It's similar to like
Speaker 4: if you bake their casserole dish like a Lasagne or something,
Speaker 4: you want to clean the cassule dish afterward, and you
Speaker 4: have to soak it in the sink to get the
Speaker 4: crusty pieces of the side of the dish. It's a
Speaker 4: similar thing why you're soaking in the colon because the
Speaker 4: hard encrusted matter is sort of like gets dehydrated and
Speaker 4: sticky inside.
Speaker 5: And how long does that go? On for till we
Speaker 5: do the withdrawal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, within like within the nineteen minutes of your
Speaker 4: first session. The kolonic itself takes no more than forty
Speaker 4: five to sixty minutes in the process, and if it's
Speaker 4: ever too understable, we just disconnect you and you can
Speaker 4: sit on the toilet too, and then you come back
Speaker 4: and you can Sometimes when people haven't gone to the
Speaker 4: bathroom for weeks, things are too hard. Oh yeah, Like
Speaker 4: I've had people that come in like that haven't gone
Speaker 4: to the bathroom for a couple of weeks, sometimes a month,
Speaker 4: and sometimes like I can't imagine, like what's going on
Speaker 4: inside your body when you think of like elimination and
Speaker 4: and how the skin interweaves with this is the skin
Speaker 4: is one of the largest elimination or the next So
Speaker 4: that's like one thing that people forget. Our whole body
Speaker 4: is like that.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, I'm going to jump in here. So this ties
Speaker 2: in as you gentlemen both know, as we age people,
Speaker 2: one of the number one places that you see aging
Speaker 2: is on the skin, and it shows up for us
Speaker 2: in wrinkle dryness. Bruce, I know you have a lot
Speaker 2: of people when we're in an integrated client situation in
Speaker 2: a pharmacy or in our private practice, you two, Archer,
Speaker 2: people may have rosea sia or outbreaks, and all of
Speaker 2: that often ties back to things that you can really
Speaker 2: alleviate by taking care of your pol and starting with
Speaker 2: a colony to get the waste out. But then of
Speaker 2: course there's a lot of coalon health things that you
Speaker 2: can do.
Speaker 3: And that's one of the reasons as.
Speaker 2: Well why I also created skincare, because it's everything from
Speaker 2: what you put on from the outside. Now your body
Speaker 2: has to process it plugs you up. Now it's aging
Speaker 2: you more on the on the outside. Bruce, did you
Speaker 2: have any other questions on the process or Archie before
Speaker 2: we go on Archie, don't you have some pictures that
Speaker 2: is there a picture that we could pull up to
Speaker 2: show Bruce and the audience we're live.
Speaker 3: By the way, thank you for your comments. Keep your
Speaker 3: comments coming.
Speaker 2: They're really everyone is really tying together colon skin help,
Speaker 2: So thank you for your comments.
Speaker 3: Keep them coming.
Speaker 2: Isn't there a picture that you have, maybe, Archer, that
Speaker 2: we can pull up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a picture of the colon like a like
Speaker 4: a diagram that has Yeah, that one, well that those
Speaker 4: are the those are the ones that become disfigured. But
Speaker 4: if you go to the yeah, this one here, so
Speaker 4: this is a really healthy looking plan, like maybe like
Speaker 4: one percent of the population have a colon that looks
Speaker 4: like this in the beginning. But the common thing is
Speaker 4: that in the first turn, this is where ballooning and
Speaker 4: dutarticulitis and things happened with poland. And then the top
Speaker 4: one that's level with the word polon hypotherapy that falls
Speaker 4: down and it's called the prolapse when that builds up.
Speaker 4: And then when there's on the other side where I
Speaker 4: think you can see it says the appendix is connected
Speaker 4: to that. So congestion in the in the secum a
Speaker 4: lot of times is what leads to appendicitis because the
Speaker 4: appendix can't eliminate properly. And then that little brig there
Speaker 4: on the left side is actually attaching to the ilium
Speaker 4: and the small intestine. This picture doesn't show the small intestine,
Speaker 4: but the whole length when you look at colon and
Speaker 4: the small intestine, it's about thirty two to thirty three feet.
Speaker 3: Wow, test, I had no idea. Did you know that? First?
Speaker 4: I did?
Speaker 5: Actually?
Speaker 4: Yeah, And one thing to remember is that it's like
Speaker 4: a hollow muscle, so it has the ability to expand
Speaker 4: and contract. So if we go back to the other
Speaker 4: picture that's attached to that, like the peristalsis gets compromised
Speaker 4: when things get disfigured. But these are actual X rays
Speaker 4: of people's polons that were shared in that chart, and
Speaker 4: you can see like how like, I mean, that's pretty crazy,
Speaker 4: how disfigured that can become Wow, and that's not recognized
Speaker 4: that this is like one of the foundations of help
Speaker 4: when such distortions can help go on and a lot
Speaker 4: of that, like with abdominal strength do like losing a
Speaker 4: domino muscle is how things fall forward? USh?
Speaker 2: USh, perfect, Thanks Dan, if you can bring Bruce up again.
Speaker 2: So this all ties in again to what we've talked about,
Speaker 2: doesn't it, Bruce. I mean, we had Andrew who is
Speaker 2: an amazing science trainer who talked about getting up and
Speaker 2: walking and moving and making we keep as we get younger.
Speaker 3: I like to call it the body changes.
Speaker 2: You know, we have the Manobelly Manobelly, which Archer was
Speaker 2: talking about things falling forward, and so all the shows
Speaker 2: we've done before and by the way, to our listening
Speaker 2: and viewing audience.
Speaker 3: If you haven't seen our preview shows, please go back.
Speaker 2: I think that may have been show number seven when
Speaker 2: we talked about nutraceuticals, and Andrew gave us some movement
Speaker 2: which ties into what Archer is talking about about.
Speaker 3: Hold on. It's keeping the mustard tight. By the way.
Speaker 3: Peristalsis is the movement of the colon.
Speaker 2: Is that what that is?
Speaker 4: Oh? Yeah, it's all throughout her digestion, like swallowing as
Speaker 4: it's part of pestis, like when you swallow and your
Speaker 4: throat in track, but it's all throughout the digestive. Yeah,
Speaker 4: different different contracts.
Speaker 5: You know, we've we've talked about the connection between skin
Speaker 5: and and and bellel movements. I had a client come
Speaker 5: in once and she said she'd been to a number
Speaker 5: of different people and her hands were burning. She had
Speaker 5: these burning hands, and I was saying, I don't know
Speaker 5: what to do with burning hands. I've never dealt with
Speaker 5: that before. But I said to her, how's your digestion.
Speaker 5: She says it's good, And I said you go to
Speaker 5: the bathroom regularly? She said yeah, And I said every day.
Speaker 5: She says once every three weeks. M yeah, once every
Speaker 5: three weeks. It took. It took me about a month
Speaker 5: to get her coaling clean enough that her hands weren't
Speaker 5: burning anymore because the toxins were coming through the colon
Speaker 5: into the bloodstream and it's been deposited in the hands,
Speaker 5: so that the direct effect of not going to the washroom.
Speaker 5: Now I'm still sure she should still go, see Archer,
Speaker 5: because all we did was was get some of the
Speaker 5: movement going. We didn't get it cleaned out, I'm sure,
Speaker 5: but it does affect you directly, and as I say,
Speaker 5: burning hands was her effect of it. So it is
Speaker 5: really important to keep things, keep the garbage and the
Speaker 5: toxins moving out of your body on a daily, daily basis.
Speaker 5: I couldn't imagine months that would just I couldn't imagine that.
Speaker 2: And if I may jump in for a minute, Archer,
Speaker 2: before you comment on that, I think Bruce and I
Speaker 2: brought this up as well.
Speaker 3: It's not unusual.
Speaker 2: And I'm going to say women, which is why I
Speaker 2: love the balance having the men and the girls. I
Speaker 2: think in general women are more constipated. We're just talking
Speaker 2: about one thing. There are many close pooling issues which
Speaker 2: we'll talk about afterwards, Archer, but constipation is one thing
Speaker 2: that I.
Speaker 3: Think women deal with more so than men.
Speaker 2: I remember I was in my twenties when I found
Speaker 2: out that going to the bathroom once or twice a
Speaker 2: week was not normal, and brustold me it's not unusual
Speaker 2: for him to hear that from generally women once or
Speaker 2: twice a week. What about you, archer, is that is
Speaker 2: there a difference that you've seen the sexes in at
Speaker 2: least the constipation issue.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, I'd say my client tele is probably sixty
Speaker 4: five percent women and thirty five percent men. And I
Speaker 4: don't know if that's been or more hesitant to women
Speaker 4: in general look after themselves better, like they're always caring
Speaker 4: for themselves better than that. I mean, it is starting
Speaker 4: to change that men are starting to look after themself,
Speaker 4: but I I do think, like, like there's more problems
Speaker 4: that comes because women have like hormone issues and that
Speaker 4: affects the physiology. But also pregnancy is a big thing. Oh,
Speaker 4: it can do distortion and because when you have a
Speaker 4: baby growing side, but so much pressure on things outside
Speaker 4: and things have to get out of the way. So
Speaker 4: when you have some distortion and there can be a
Speaker 4: lot of problems.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now, thank you for that.
Speaker 2: A question about hormones, So primarily we we're targeting or
Speaker 2: target group. Is of course useful aging so you shortly
Speaker 2: forty and over, but of course we have a huge
Speaker 2: youth following because they're doing a lot of these things preventatively.
Speaker 3: How would hormones, for instance, if you're in.
Speaker 2: A perimenopause state, you know, just before menopause, men in
Speaker 2: their forties, when hormonally things are changing, how does that
Speaker 2: affect colon hell archer that you've seen overall? Is it
Speaker 2: does it decrease the peristosis that movement like in the
Speaker 2: poland specifically.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well even with monthly menstruation that women they become
Speaker 4: more constated when they're menstruating, and it's probably swelling up
Speaker 4: the tissue before bleeding like that because it's all such
Speaker 4: a compact space inside of that's going on with our
Speaker 4: death story, Yeah, not a lot of space for for
Speaker 4: things to be growing inside, like like like menopause, sometimes
Speaker 4: you get swollen belly, like lower belly. So pressure up
Speaker 4: puller experience.
Speaker 2: Right, We're coming up to the next break here, gentlemen.
Speaker 2: So how Bruce, maybe can you do a little synopsis.
Speaker 2: We have thirty seconds. I'll let you do that when
Speaker 2: we get back a synopsis so far as to what
Speaker 2: heard Archer just talking about a polonic and poland in general.
Speaker 2: Then we're going to go on and talk about nutraceuticals. Archer,
Speaker 2: I know you love nutraceuticals to go along with what
Speaker 2: you've started, then you have to really maintain the health
Speaker 2: of your colon moving forward. So that's what we're going
Speaker 2: to go do next. Everyone, thank you for joining, and
Speaker 2: we will be right back. A word from our sponsors.
Speaker 3: Hi.
Speaker 2: Everyone, welcome back to Walk with Wisdom. I'm Genevieve Wisdom,
Speaker 2: and today we're talking about youthful age and or olan
Speaker 2: or Kolonix High.
Speaker 3: Archer High. Bruce Archer is a colon hydro therapist.
Speaker 2: However, he's really about colon health and really or colon
Speaker 2: being foundational to help from the inside and of course
Speaker 2: on the outside. Bruce is back with me today, Bruce, homeopath,
Speaker 2: nutraceutical expert. We're both in that same field and he
Speaker 2: has the gnat to take the complicated, make it simple
Speaker 2: and break things.
Speaker 3: Down for everyone. Bruce, break it down for me. What
Speaker 3: have you heard so far with what Archer has delineated
Speaker 3: about colonix colon health?
Speaker 5: Absolutely it's been really interesting and very clear. This is
Speaker 5: a I don't know if you'd referred to as a
Speaker 5: medical procedure, but this is a procedure. And so when
Speaker 5: you go into the office, you need a health a
Speaker 5: history of health put down, and so you fill in
Speaker 5: the forum to do your history of health, and based
Speaker 5: on that, Archer decides what exactly you need with the chronic.
Speaker 5: But your first one is generally just water and filtered water.
Speaker 5: And I've forgotten what the other ingredient is. Forgive me, Archer,
Speaker 5: what's the other ingredient? Filtered water?
Speaker 4: And well, I used ionized water, chlorophyll and chlorophyll.
Speaker 5: That's what that was what I was looking for.
Speaker 4: And so there's restrictions to do things like that. US, okay,
Speaker 4: you can do that counter but it's just natural water.
Speaker 4: It's just an ionized water, right, Hyra the water molecule,
Speaker 4: because iizing.
Speaker 5: So you have this tiny insertion into the rectum where
Speaker 5: the water can go in. And then once it's into
Speaker 5: the colon, you like to massage the coal and other
Speaker 5: people poursh other people just let the water do its thing.
Speaker 5: And this from what I gather gon going from thirty
Speaker 5: to forty minutes thirty to forty minutes about and then
Speaker 5: and then then the other end is opened or the
Speaker 5: other side is open to draw out the toxic water
Speaker 5: at this point and this is sort of the loop
Speaker 5: in it goes the massage happens from from your your style,
Speaker 5: and then you open up the exit valve and the
Speaker 5: water and the filth comes out. Is that kind of
Speaker 5: wrap it up?
Speaker 3: Is?
Speaker 5: Is that with using coconut oil as a lubricant. Is
Speaker 5: that sort of the whole process?
Speaker 4: Well through the process, like the water goes in and
Speaker 4: out like through opening. So some of the SOACA has
Speaker 4: to be done in the beginning because that's where the
Speaker 4: driest waste is. Okay, there's water, and then as it
Speaker 4: goes along you can do like longer fills to stimulate
Speaker 4: the parastel system. You're loosing that. So the post us
Speaker 4: usually picked between forty five minutes. Yeah, for sixty minutes, okay,
Speaker 4: and some people longer if they have like distortion happening.
Speaker 4: Generally it's forty.
Speaker 5: Five And can you tell the colon is distorted?
Speaker 4: I can feel density when the water expounds the waste,
Speaker 4: So I can't that makes sense, I don't, Yeah, I
Speaker 4: don't to diagnosis on people, but I can tell you
Speaker 4: decations because they do like their own abdominal massage feel right.
Speaker 5: So once the water goes in the colon, then you
Speaker 5: can follow the colon based on the pressure of the water. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that's interesting. I never thought about that. Okay, exactly, Yeah, No,
Speaker 5: that's that's really cool.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna interject your one moment, gentleman. Archer.
Speaker 2: We love the information you have. Again, everyone, remember we're
Speaker 2: just talking. It's information, and so of course consulting primary
Speaker 2: care practitioner before changing anything anything that really they direct.
Speaker 7: You to do.
Speaker 3: Archer.
Speaker 2: You know, I just wanted to add because Bruce hasn't
Speaker 2: had one, but I've had many polonics with you, and Bruce,
Speaker 2: you're right on how you take the complicated make it
Speaker 2: simple that Archer follows the water along. So, Archer, that
Speaker 2: would be very very interesting if we can just talk
Speaker 2: about how you can kind of follow it along. It's
Speaker 2: really cool when he you know, if you really constipated,
Speaker 2: which a lot of women are. I have always been.
Speaker 2: That's why I go to him everyone as well to
Speaker 2: help my skin from the skin on the outside and
Speaker 2: on the inside.
Speaker 3: So, Archer, how do you follow the water along.
Speaker 4: Well, it's just the skill I developed over time. Yes,
Speaker 4: it's a subtle sort of like expansion inside that you
Speaker 4: can feel and you think that like it's just like
Speaker 4: the density changes. Oh really that's where and sometimes you
Speaker 4: can feel trickling, like when there's opening little tight areas.
Speaker 4: So it's just through feeling the activate.
Speaker 2: Right, and it's it's great you listen. I I I
Speaker 2: am a proponent for it because I know how it
Speaker 2: has helped to me.
Speaker 3: Now moving forward.
Speaker 2: With or walk today, any supplements Archer will start with
Speaker 2: you Archer, and then I'll have Bruce with his nutri
Speaker 2: nutraceutical expertise.
Speaker 3: Add to that. But are there any supplements usually that
Speaker 3: you recommend or just suggest that you're clients keep on
Speaker 3: top of to keep their colon healthy.
Speaker 4: Well, especially for preparation for a colonna too. I think
Speaker 4: there's things you can do, like like extra soluble fiber
Speaker 4: supplementation helps to soften things and that makes it easier
Speaker 4: for your first session. And I should also mention that
Speaker 4: before you do a first session, it's important not to eat.
Speaker 4: So I usually tell people not to eat first session.
Speaker 4: That way you're not eating for food and abdominant in
Speaker 4: the dominal regions, right, and then if people want to
Speaker 4: really embrace like a deeper cleansing routine, then they can
Speaker 4: get on other supplements that help like breaking if I blackdown,
Speaker 4: that's the harder things. So some of those include her
Speaker 4: whole product that specific thing it we probably should get
Speaker 4: into the details.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So, Bruce, based on what we've talked about in
Speaker 2: the past, I know that of course we've talked about magnesium, probiotics, fiber, lysine,
Speaker 2: all these different things. What do you think from some
Speaker 2: of the things we've talked about forgotten coalon health in
Speaker 2: the past would support what someone has achieved from going
Speaker 2: to Archer at home.
Speaker 5: Well, if you for the paracelsis to keep the colon
Speaker 5: moving or to help it move, there's an eravatic or
Speaker 5: trifla and that it has that effect on the colon
Speaker 5: to keep it moving. So once you get it cleaned out,
Speaker 5: then if you can just keep it moving in a
Speaker 5: steady especially if if it's a slow moving colon and
Speaker 5: you want to get it sort of activated. So that
Speaker 5: would be one of the things. And as you say,
Speaker 5: magnesium is another one, and fiber, of course, I think
Speaker 5: we should be taking fiber used on principle. So those
Speaker 5: are sort of the things I would look at for
Speaker 5: for supporting the cone, the.
Speaker 4: Supporting the use of magnesium, like for like a lot
Speaker 4: of people are doing that. It's like when you use magnesium,
Speaker 4: reverses all botic flows, so it's like having diarrhea so
Speaker 4: you lose minerals or when you're using vacanese. But trifile
Speaker 4: is like a soluble fiber I believe, right, So it
Speaker 4: has elements like things like a cage of how the
Speaker 4: ceiling and fiber not different things that you can use for.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it's it's yeah, it's three three berries from
Speaker 5: India makeup trifle, but three yeah, it's three berries from
Speaker 5: It's used in the air base, the curbs, and it's
Speaker 5: also very good for the liver. It's the most recommended
Speaker 5: supplement or herb herbal remedy that the Indians do in Aravada,
Speaker 5: in Arabatic medicine.
Speaker 2: I'm going to jump in here everyone because we have
Speaker 2: we're coming up to end of the end of this segment.
Speaker 2: Uh wisdom a walk with wisdom dot ca A. We
Speaker 2: can actually recommend where you can get trifola. You can
Speaker 2: look it up, but we as you know, we are.
Speaker 3: Very familiar with nutraceuticals.
Speaker 2: There are trifle US supplements out there from many different companies,
Speaker 2: So please contact Archer directly.
Speaker 3: Vesta Full Health dot com.
Speaker 2: Vesta has two teas for those of us that are live,
Speaker 2: you can see has his phone number as well. But
Speaker 2: for those of us that are listening Vesta Full Health
Speaker 2: dot Com, of course, Bruce and I are available to
Speaker 2: go deeper with all the nutraceutical and the foundational things
Speaker 2: that Archer is talking about today Wisdom at Walk with
Speaker 2: Wisdom dot Ca.
Speaker 3: We're going to take a short break. We will see
Speaker 3: you and you come back.
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Speaker 2: Ba Hi everyone, welcome back to Walk with Wisdom. I'm
Speaker 2: Genevieve Wisdom, and today we are talking to Archie Jensen,
Speaker 2: colon hydrotherapist extraordinaire and Bruce who is an incredible nutraceutical expert, coach,
Speaker 2: health coach, homeopath, so many different things, and thank you
Speaker 2: gentlemen for joining us, for joining us. It is the
Speaker 2: Mother's Day weekend and I still want ahead with this
Speaker 2: because it is so important for health and we talked
Speaker 2: a little bit about earlier. You know, the constipation issue
Speaker 2: that affects all of us, but certainly a lot of
Speaker 2: girls have it. And so I made a suggestion that
Speaker 2: this Mother's Day. You know, of course we get the
Speaker 2: sugar and the chocolates and the that's all great, but
Speaker 2: talk about health, talk about fall and health. Ask mommy mom,
Speaker 2: you know, going to the bathroom, getting a colon it,
Speaker 2: getting colon supplements. Which, by the way, everyone, we've started
Speaker 2: a WhatsApp community because you've asked and so many people
Speaker 2: Bruce have listened to us over the past weeks with
Speaker 2: incredible guests like Archer, and they want to know more.
Speaker 2: For instance, I'm just gonna give you a little taste
Speaker 2: of something I love, Archers coffee.
Speaker 3: Pull on it. My liver loves it. But it's just
Speaker 3: too much to get into on the show.
Speaker 2: And of course, you know, we want to spend more
Speaker 2: time with people, So join our WhatsApp community. The number
Speaker 2: is one, two, three, six, four, five eight two zero
Speaker 2: four to three for those of you who are looking
Speaker 2: or search walk with wisdom Wisdom on WhatsApp Walk with
Speaker 2: Wisdom and we have a community community there. We can
Speaker 2: have Archer, come on do a little training and do
Speaker 2: some more ten minute trainings on YouTube throughout the week. Bruce,
Speaker 2: I will let you take it away to do the
Speaker 2: wrap up this show with Archer.
Speaker 5: Well, Tabiana, thanks for coming on Archer, especially for two shows.
Speaker 5: It takes a lot of time and energy, so we
Speaker 5: appreciate you, and it's been really really informative. As I've
Speaker 5: said at the beginning, I have no experience with chronics,
Speaker 5: so now at least we know what they do. They're
Speaker 5: connected to liver cleanse's. There can be dried feces on
Speaker 5: the inside of your garbage, on the inside of your colon,
Speaker 5: which will stop paracelsus. So your colon won't work properly.
Speaker 5: It will won't You won't have the opportunity to have
Speaker 5: a good environment in the colon, a good healthy environment
Speaker 5: in the colon, and all these things can be changed
Speaker 5: by colonics. So it's very interesting. I actually didn't realize
Speaker 5: all that, and I just found it fascinating. So thank
Speaker 5: you so much for your time. I really appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Oh, you're very welcome. And the other thing that affects
Speaker 4: cool and fun like that can be imbalanced creates a
Speaker 4: film on the coolon and the coolon becomes a sensitive feel.
Speaker 4: The extension.
Speaker 5: Will that can will that get washed out? If you
Speaker 5: do it?
Speaker 4: Well, you kind of want it, and there's overgrowth of that.
Speaker 4: Youn't want to get it. But there's other reasons why
Speaker 4: that that grows, which is a whole other.
Speaker 5: Show.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that's another function and a lot of that
Speaker 4: is due to over consumption of sugar and alcohol. Yeah, growth, that's.
Speaker 2: Really great because especially when we're celebrating we have a celebration,
Speaker 2: Just keep that in mind about media overgrowth and what
Speaker 2: we do with nutriceuticals to temper that is a lot
Speaker 2: of times we use probiotic. But remember everyone, this is
Speaker 2: just general conversation. In order to talk about you specifically,
Speaker 2: please contact us directly because.
Speaker 3: Then we have time.
Speaker 2: Bruce and I are nutrition coaches, We understand nutraceuticals, and
Speaker 2: we have the experts like Archer that we can go
Speaker 2: to to be more specific on your case, or you
Speaker 2: can contact Archer directly, Vesta Whole Health dot com to
Speaker 2: tease Investa.
Speaker 3: Now, it wouldn't be.
Speaker 2: The same with this show without us tying it into
Speaker 2: skin and so Archer, Bruce now knows because we have
Speaker 2: a lot of comments of people who watch us asking
Speaker 2: about the skincare. I have an organic skincare line and Archer,
Speaker 2: I know you gentlemen concur that whatever we put on
Speaker 2: it all gets metabolized and we have to pass things through.
Speaker 2: One thing that happens on the skin if you have
Speaker 2: congested colon, let's just talk about the constipation.
Speaker 3: Piece is breakouts, and so I have a toner it's.
Speaker 2: Called res Vitril. It has res vitral and vitamin C,
Speaker 2: which is great for immune You spray it on the
Speaker 2: skin and it's really incredible how it tones down those breakouts.
Speaker 3: So again, beauty from the outside in.
Speaker 2: That's something that would be great for mom for Mother's
Speaker 2: Day at Revive twenty five skincare dot com. Archer, I
Speaker 2: would like to have a little snippet of you on
Speaker 2: the skincare website and Bruce on our YouTube channel to
Speaker 2: just do those links for people.
Speaker 3: So to talk about.
Speaker 2: Colon hell COLONYX nutraceuticals, but what that has to do
Speaker 2: with skin, So, Archer, we're gonna have to talk about
Speaker 2: wood and skin.
Speaker 3: Can I say that?
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 5: You already have jen.
Speaker 3: Already? Is that it? Archer?
Speaker 1: Can you.
Speaker 2: Give us we're coming to the end of the show.
Speaker 2: You've been just incredibly informative. Can you just give us
Speaker 2: in the last minute, just wrapping up what you do
Speaker 2: when people come to see you. What are the top
Speaker 2: reasons that they come to see you for? Is it constipation?
Speaker 3: Is it skin issues? What are the give me three
Speaker 3: top reasons?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, if we skin issues, constipation and fatigue and
Speaker 4: mental clarity that's the other thing. Like when our like
Speaker 4: our brain as a functioning properly, that's related. A lot
Speaker 4: of times that's related. And there's there's over broke questionnaires
Speaker 4: that you do online that can give you a pretty
Speaker 4: good idea that that's what's going. That's very connected to
Speaker 4: clarity of mine. If that. Do you have any questions
Speaker 4: about that?
Speaker 2: No, we're just doing a quick three minute wrap up.
Speaker 2: So these are all the things everyone. This is such
Speaker 2: a huge topic. We just scratch the surface. Thank you, Archer.
Speaker 3: Candida. It's interesting.
Speaker 2: I have a lot of people talk to me about
Speaker 2: Candida showing up on their skin, right, Archer. You know
Speaker 2: in thrush thrush in babies, but it shows up in
Speaker 2: different outbreaks, like at me, weird looking patches on your skin.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you knew that, Brucey, I do, yes, exactly, Bruce.
Speaker 3: Can you just maybe a thirty second wrap up of
Speaker 3: this show with Archer? Please?
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 5: It's just the subjects so big. But you know, when
Speaker 5: you're thinking about as Archer set, energy, constipation, all these things,
Speaker 5: just the colon health is so important, especially as we
Speaker 5: age and our metabolic rates, everything slows down. I find
Speaker 5: in clients that also the amount of feces going through
Speaker 5: the body slows down and the colon slows down. It
Speaker 5: really would be good. And remember last week. It hasn't
Speaker 5: been mentioned this week, but hydration. The colon needs to
Speaker 5: be hydrated, and this is one of the ways to
Speaker 5: do this is through colonics. In fact, this is what
Speaker 5: you're doing when you do clonics. And I never sort
Speaker 5: of thought about that before. So think about hydrating that colon.
Speaker 5: So everything in there that's stuck on as you say
Speaker 5: that thesagnapan, it can it can hydrate, It could get moisture,
Speaker 5: it can get loosened up, and it can come out
Speaker 5: of the colon instead of staying there, which will cause
Speaker 5: a myriad of problems down the road. So I just
Speaker 5: I think it's such a big subject. You can't do
Speaker 5: it in thirty seconds, so I'm gonna stop there.
Speaker 3: Oh perfect, perfect, Yeah.
Speaker 4: I guess thing is balancing your microbiome as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely absolutely, gentlemen, Thank you so much. Everyone or
Speaker 2: valued guests, don't forget to give us thumbs up.
Speaker 3: I see the comment. So we will do shows. We
Speaker 3: have to have Archer.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have to have you back because people are
Speaker 2: asking how does it tie to the skin microbiume. We
Speaker 2: talked about that, all these different things, so we'll have
Speaker 2: to have you back.
Speaker 3: This is Walk with Wisdom. Thank you, Bruce, Thank you, Archer,
Speaker 3: Beauty from the outside in. We'll see you again.
Speaker 4: Everyone, Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: I know.
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