Colon hydrotherapy advertising done right When you’re in the business of colon hydrotherapy, a little creativity can go a long way. In Portland, Ore., one such business has livened up its image with the zippy tagline and company name shown here. (Kudos to Willamette Week’s classifieds department for accepting the ad, too.) Of course, All’s Well That Ends Well would also work as a name for this kind of company. For more on the ins and out of colon hydrotherapy, click here. Photo by Brandon Iain. —Posted by Tim Nudd

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In my collection I have a newspaper advertisement for Doxidan, a "colon stimulant", published in the 60's that used the headline "For a B.M. in the A.M." that created quite a stir at the time. Now we have Metamucil advertising their product benefit as "beauty on the inside". All it proves is that there has always been a lot of shitty advertising.

Posted by: John Verret | Mar 21, 2007 2:21:43 PM

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