A while ago I posted about Jay “The Gut Ninja” Baluk’s success with my probiotic retention enema.
Well, since then, both Jay and I have received a lot of requests from people who don’t want to receive my comprehensive Listen To Your Gut program, but just Jini’s Probiotic Retention Enema and Jini’s Wild Oregano Oil Protocol instructions.
Many of them are currently on the SC diet and don’t really want to change anything other than their intestinal flora. While I believe healing from indigestion must be holistic, I also believe each of us must take responsibility for our healing journey.
With that in mind, I am making these two key protocols available individually without having to purchase the entire program.
So just click here and I’ll send you Jini’s Probiotic Retention Enema and Jini’s Wild Oregano Oil Protocol in eBook format for just $9.95
For those of you who have never heard of these protocols, here is what each one does:
Jini’s Wild Oregano Oil Protocol
This protocol is based on the fact that inflammatory bowel disease is an infectious disease (or has an infectious component). Think about how often gastroenterologists prescribe antibiotics like Cipro and Flagyl/Metronidazole – does that sound familiar?
There are two ways to eliminate infectious microorganisms: antimicrobial drugs or substances or high doses of probiotics. Jini’s Wild Oregano Oil protocol is unique in that it combines the two methods using 100% natural substances to achieve maximum effectiveness in eradicating infectious microorganisms, maintaining healthy bacterial flora during antimicrobial supplementation, and consistently maintaining a healthy gut environment for sustained long-term health.
This 3-phase protocol aims to eliminate infectious microorganisms (such as mycobacteria, fungi, bacteria, yeasts, viruses, parasites, etc.), ensure moderate detoxification and restore healthy intestinal flora. By healing the infection, we also heal inflammation. Other supplements mentioned in my book “Listen To Your Gut” (such as MucosaCalm, George’s “Always Active” Aloe Vera Juice, L-Glutamine, etc.) are then used to heal ulcers and bleeding and to repair the intestinal wall and mucous membrane.
Jini’s probiotic retention enema
This retention enema, which delivers very high doses of probiotics directly into your colon (and the lower part of your ileum), can produce dramatic healing results. As the name suggests, this is not a cleansing or flushing enema, but rather an implant or retention enema – where the goal is to hold the mixture in your colon until the liquid is completely absorbed.
Many people use Jini’s Probiotic Retention Enema for severe inflammation and bleeding in order to achieve rapid healing, while others prefer to wait until things have calmed down a bit and they can initially tolerate the probiotics orally well. You really just need to follow your own body wisdom (intuition) and decide when is best for you. Even people who haven’t had great results with oral probiotic supplementation (it takes longer to colonize and can be more difficult to colonize with oral supplementation) find significant symptom relief after this retention enema.
Sydney Colon Clinic uses high-dose probiotic retention enemas to stop colon bleeding. However, in some cases (when the body has lost tolerance to all bacteria) the problem may worsen. So I prefer an elemental diet (to ensure bowel rest) and then use Jini’s Healing Implant Enema, George’s Aloe Vera and MucosaHeal to stop the bleeding. If the bleeding is only from the rectum, no problem, probiotics are fine at any time.
Enjoy!
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Jini Patel Thompson is an internationally recognized expert in natural healing for digestive diseases. She healed herself from widespread Crohn’s disease and has been medication and surgery free for over 25 years. Jini has appeared on numerous podcasts, TV and radio shows in the US, UK, Canada and Australia, giving people hope and vision on how to heal their colitis, Crohn’s disease, diverticulitis and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) using all-natural methods. Her books on natural healing of digestive diseases have been sold in over 80 countries worldwide. Jini is married and has three children, nine sheep, 11 horses, a cat and three dogs.
