*Constipation
*Need for Laxitaves
*Headaches
*General Aches and Pains
Colonics, also known as Colon Hydrotherapy,
is a safe gentle hygenic technique used to cleanse the colon of toxins, which helps to release impurities that drain the body's energy and effects it's well being.
The colon has been referred to as the sewer system of the body. It is the place where we store the waste material that most of us would rather not think about
How many sessions do I need?
The number of sessions desired will depend on the individual. Every person's goals will differ. Just as some people exercise on a daily or weekly basis to tone and tighten their outer body; some people follow an ongoing cleansing, toning and rebuilding regime for the inner body.
Colon Hydrotherapy could be used as part of any regular maintenance program. It is recommended that each client start with a series of 3 sessions grouped closely together. The goal of the first session is to soakthe impacted bowels. The second session loosens the now soaked bowels, and the goal of the third session is to release the impacted bowels, thus cleansing your colon. A regular maintenance program is recommended there after as a preventative method, and will be discussed individually with your therapist.
What is a Colonic Session Like?
A session is a comfortable experience for many people. It produces no toxicity. Techniques utilized allow a small amount of water to flow into the colon gently stimulating the colon's natural perisstaltic action to release the softened waste.
The inflow of a small amount of water and the release of waste may be repeated several times. The removal of waste should encourage better colon function and elimination.
During a session, most clothing can be kept on and you will be draped, or a gown might be worn to ensure modesty. Your dignity is always maintained.
Sanitation
Modern colon hydrotherapy equipment is manufactured through compliance with strict FDA guidelines that dictate rigorous accountability. The FDA-registered equipment features temperature controlled water mixing and back flow prevention valves, pressure and temperature sensors, and a built-in chemical-sanitizing unit. Disposable single use rectal tubes and specula are also used.