Research has determined that there are more than thirty-six different species of bacteria that reside in the colon. Of these bacteria, more than twenty are formed in the stool of flesh eaters, all of which produce very highly toxic products. It is a well known fact that good bacteria, the bacteria that is necessary for proper digestion, has difficulty surviving when the colon is encrusted with old putrefied waste. At this time, there is no published data on the effects of colon hydrotherapy removing the indigenous intestinal microflora. The body is constantly manufacturing healthy bacteria flora.