The Bowel Cleanse certainly can't hurt, and will probably definitly help. besides that, tell him to never ever push hard (a clean bowel and enamas will make that less necassary)
One of the biggest weakness us men have is the he man theory that we have to push so hard. Tell him the toilet is not the place to read the paper and take a nap. when I'm in a public restroom and here men grunting and pushing, I gringe because I know from experience what they are doing to their plumbing.
Doctors tell men that 90% of them will get hemmroids by the time they are 30 and that's just a weekness in the human body. Bull****
that means our diet is bad and our colon is not working properly. I can tell you from experience if he does not address this issue, he will one day be bleeding down there and might get a "fisher" which is a tear on the inner wall. If he wants to test how that feels, tell him to put a bic lighter on his rectum for 4 hours. He'll then be beggin you to do a bowel cleanse.

Hemorrhoids can occur inside of outside of the anal canal and are the result of vein dilation...much like varicose veins. Symptoms include pain, burning, itching, swelling and possible bleeding. Surgery may be necessary to repair the damaged tissue in more extreme cases.

There are numerous causes of hemorrhoids...vein weakness, constipation, diarrhea, pregnancy, prolonged standing or sitting, heavy lifting, and vitamin deficiencies...particularly B vitamins. Hemorrhoids are very common and rarely occur in cultures where the diet consists of high-fiber, unrefined foods.

Straining is a common cause of hemorrhoids since it increases the abdominal pressure and restricts blood flow through the veins which weakens them. Sufficient fiber and water intake promote regular bowel movements and eliminate the need for straining. Defecating in a squating position also assists in proper elimination.

When hemorrhoids are present warm sitz baths or compresses...such as witch hazel...are helpful, along with supplementing fiber and increasing water intake. Supplements which strengthen veins may also be beneficial....bioflavonoids, glycosaminoglycans (GAGs), hydroxyethylrutosides (HERs). Herbs such as neem, barberry and nagkesar have also been found to provide relief...Pilex is a patented herbal supplement that contains these herbs.

*Although I have yet to verify this...I have read that Preparation H contains mercury...and obviously should be avoided!

this is difficult for me to write this, hope someone can identify the situation im having.

well, i dont know if its hemorrhoids, because i never had it before. but when i did the Master-Cleanse in the summer i always had diarrhea due to a herbal supplement that i needed to take.
i noticed bumps around the outside of my poopshoot. one two, then they formed clumps. they dont itch, burn nor bleed. its if they are not there.
i still have them to this day. i think i may be getting more.
kind of embarrassed about talking about it, also really am nervous of telling my naturalpath..

is it hemorrhoids?