Are You (Literally) Full of S---? Cindy Mahealani Sellers on What Your Poo Says About You

Cindy Mahealani is a fascinating woman, the kind of effervescnet person you meet and instantly wonder, "How'd she get so darn happy?" An encylopedia of the human body and its many functions, Sellers has hosted more than 60,000 colon cleanses at her Angel Farms estate in Hawaii. The average person, she says, loses between 7-14 pounds of gook, poo, parasites and worms that have been backed up in their colon. This major backup of poo leaves precious clues about each person and offers a fantastic opportunity to answer the question: "What should we really be eating and drinking?" Ms. Sellers, author of the book "You Don't Have To Hurt Anymore," is overflowing with positive vibes and provocative theories about unconventional paths to healing. She's an incredibly unique character, a brilliant mind, and she literally blew me away over the course of our 3-hour covnersation. What should we be eating? Are coconut and olive oils good for you? Sellers' theories about how to heal are riveting.