Is it real? Medical doctors deny any proof of the existence of mucoid plaque. There isn't any evidence that the substance exists or that it causes problems with the elimination of waste.

How long does mucoid plaque stay in your body?

The cells of the outermost layer of the mucosa (the epithelium) stay fresh and vital, renewing themselves every four to seven days. It sounds paradoxical, but medical research indicates that mucoid plaque is a normal self-defense measure – natural protection from unnatural toxins.

Is there really sludge in your colon?

Our colons are loaded with a repulsive noxious sludge, the result of an improper diet and a “toxic” environment. This putrid goo sticks to the wall of the colon, boosting our body weight. Even worse, it releases its foul contents into our blood, poisoning our entire system.