Colon cleansing, often promoted as a detoxifying remedy, involves flushing the large intestine with liquid. While medically used for procedures, scientific evidence for its health benefits is limited.

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I saw a commercial last week for a product that is supposed to give you something called a colon cleanse. According to this commercial, you and I are walking around with potentially pounds of poop ...