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(Free-Press-Release.com) October 30, 2007 -- New York, New York- October 30, 2007 - - These days people are willing to spend their life savings to purchase products that will make them look younger, smell fresher, and live longer, however, are these people blindly believing in everything they see on television or on the internet?

Many companies have sprouted all over claiming they have found the cure for what ails these troubles people. They promise that they can fix any problem and that poor colon health could be the cause of every ache and pain in their bodies.

"Every person is not a doctor, they are people looking for help with their health problems and they trust that what these health companies tell them because they get doctors to give testimonials" says Obi Okoli, a leading expert of colon

health at New York Hospital.

"These people are looking to instantly cure all their problems and watching these commercials for colon cleansers on T.V.; what are they supposed to think? They see a doctor and they think that person knows what he's talking about."

In addition, many of the companies selling colon cleansers are using gimmicks to lure people into purchasing their products. Many products offer special incentives to their customers. These companies offer deals to entice people into taking the free or reduced offer and then they re-bill the new customer every month for $60 - $100 every month.

But hope still remains even after so many people paid so much money. Many have gone as far as complaining on forums designed for people

to go with problems with certain companies. These threads reach the top of major search engines when people do a search for the product so others can see the kind of companies they are dealing with.

In addition, many small research companies are publishing their own content on the internet with independent research for colon cleansers. Many sites like www.coloncleansingprograms.com strives to give the most bias review of colon cleaners on the market today.

"We want to make sure people don't make a mistake and end up owning some company $100 for something they thought was going to be free." says Paul Truder the creator of www.coloncleansingprograms.com. His research company spends it's resources building websites designed to inform visitors about the different health products on the market.

Should people have to spend more resources for a doctors opinion or can they click on a site that has done the research and offers an unbiased opinion; you be the judge.