Most physically handicapped people have nerve damage to their colon muscles.
This prevents the subconscious mind from controlling their normal bowel movements. Since most people do not want to think about their bowel... much less someone else's bowel... I will try to be gentle with this post.
The typical Spinal Cord Injury individual is taught during rehabilitation to use a digital stimulation method of the rectal area to stimulate involuntary colon muscle movement to evacuate their stool from their body. Rarely, rarely does this method cause sufficient evacuation and the end result can be a belly that looks like the above picture.
The young man shown in the picture above was given only two days to live by the Surgeons of the University of Illinois Hospital because of this massive 42 pound blockage.
The fact that he was a drug addict and ate mostly Mexican starchy food was the cause of this massive blockage. He struggled to go to the emergency room to seek help. Fortunately there was a nurse in the Gastroenterology Department who was familiar with the PIE* Bowel Prosthetic Device and she begged the Surgeons to allow her to use this colon cleansing medical device on this patient. The Surgeons laughed at her not believing that anything beyond surgery could help this man.
One hour later this is a photograph of the same young man after the PIE* Therapy Procedure.
This prevents the subconscious mind from controlling their normal bowel movements. Since most people do not want to think about their bowel... much less someone else's bowel... I will try to be gentle with this post.
The typical Spinal Cord Injury individual is taught during rehabilitation to use a digital stimulation method of the rectal area to stimulate involuntary colon muscle movement to evacuate their stool from their body. Rarely, rarely does this method cause sufficient evacuation and the end result can be a belly that looks like the above picture.
The young man shown in the picture above was given only two days to live by the Surgeons of the University of Illinois Hospital because of this massive 42 pound blockage.
The fact that he was a drug addict and ate mostly Mexican starchy food was the cause of this massive blockage. He struggled to go to the emergency room to seek help. Fortunately there was a nurse in the Gastroenterology Department who was familiar with the PIE* Bowel Prosthetic Device and she begged the Surgeons to allow her to use this colon cleansing medical device on this patient. The Surgeons laughed at her not believing that anything beyond surgery could help this man.
One hour later this is a photograph of the same young man after the PIE* Therapy Procedure.
Instead of a $25,000 surgical expense he walked from the hospital with a bill under $400. Want to know more about the PIE* Bowel Prosthetic Device? Do a Google search.
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