Alexis Komenan

I live a grown-up life like everyone else. My childhood was also the childhood of all. What am I saying, almost For how many are there those who have not experienced the feeling of being around nature and animals in a special way? These pages are a collection of observations of this mysterious and captivating world of animals, which I made during my childhood. These experiences have left their mark on my young age enough for me to immortalize their memory.

In Black Africa, adults still remember the singular little "showers" that their mothers made them take as children. Carried out with the help of an enema bulb, these showers were known for their medical properties. Some Natives of India will nod, as the practice is known in their land. A well-informed Native American will not say otherwise. Going back in time, we realize that intestinal cleansing, or colon hydrotherapy, is known in Egypt, Greece and medieval France. Closer in history, doctors have experienced it, with, they say, very convincing results, conclusions that have been discussed by other specialists like them. In view of all these testimonies, colon hydrotherapy does not seem insignificant. Is this method of care, more or less neglected, more or less discussed, of such interest? The purpose of this small book is to provide a more detailed understanding of the colon hydrotherapy method of health.

Some forty years ago, in an economic context of euphoria and indifference towards Nature, the first major warning signs of the degradation of the Earth's ecosystems - a growing threat to humanity - caused an explosion of environmental consciousness at the global level. The environmental tsunami among international opinion has had a resounding impact: a real international environmental policy is then set in motion given the highly strategic and cross-border nature of the issue. But significant political and economic obstacles still stand as impregnable towers for ecological emergency, which inevitably leads to an anthill of ideas, controversies and perspectives on the ideal management of the planet's resources. This small book reports on this process.