Most commonly the biggest problem area is the valve between the small intestine and the large intestine, called the ileocecal (il”e-o-se’kal) valve.  The function of this valve is very important.  It holds material in the small intestine until digestion is complete and it keeps waste in the large intestine from flowing back into the small intestine.  When this valve is irritated it will get stuck either open or closed.  The result is that the small intestine absorbs toxic waste causing your entire system to become toxic.

 The usual symptoms of intestinal problems are constipation, diarrhea, abdominal bloating, and gas pains. When your body becomes toxic, the weakest parts of your organs and muscles become more susceptible to problems.  This is why other symptoms may include shoulder pain, sudden low back pain, sciatica, acute disc pain, pain around the heart, sacroiliac strain, tinnitus, flu symptoms, nausea, faintness, headache, dark circles under the eyes, and sudden thirst.