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What is Colon Hydrotherapy?

Colon Hydrotherapy is a gentle internal bath that helps deep cleanse the colon of toxins thereby encouraging the entire body to detoxify and return to a more normal, healthy state. Health problems like headaches, skin blemishes, bad breath, fatigue, arthritis, heart disease, cancer and numerous other health problems are linked to a congested colon.  When colon health is compromised, waste backs up, becomes toxic, and releases the toxins through the bowel walls into the bloodstream.  Cleansing the colon lightens the toxic load of every part of your body. 

Will it hurt?

No.  As your colon fills with water you may have some cramping.  This is good, and the therapist will use this cue to empty your colon and assist you to release.  Good communication is what makes it a positive experience.

After colon hydrotherapy will I need to be close to the toilet all day?

No, this is not a worry. 

Will I leak or make a mess all over?

No.  Most people don’t leak.  Part of the colon therapist’s job is to diminish your chance of leaking by controlling the water flow and listening to you. 

How long does it take?

A colon hydrotherapy session usually takes between forty-five minutes to one hour. 

How will I feel when I am finished?

Some feel relaxed and a little tired, others feel empty or lighter, and 95% of clients just feel great! 

Is there any time I shouldn’t have hydrotherapy?

Yes.  If you have uncontrolled hypertension or congestive heart failure, aneurysm, severe anemia, GI hemorrhage/perforation, severe hemorrhoids, renal insufficiency, cirrhosis, carcinoma of the colon, fistulas, abdominal hernia, recent colon surgery (less than 3 months) or are in the first and third trimester of pregnancy, you shouldn’t have hydrotherapy, unless approved by your doctor. 

What do medical doctors have to say about colon hydrotherapy?

Before laxatives were commonly used, enemas, and even colon therapy machines, were used in hospitals daily.  For a more detailed account of medical opinion, go to www.tldp.com.  Read the article entitled, “Value of Colon Hydrotherapy Verified by Medical Professionals”. 

How often should I have colon therapy?

Like brushing your teeth, you might choose to make enemas or colon hydrotherapy a part of your regular hygiene program.  Regular colon cleansing can be a very healthy choice.  There is no one prescription for all.  Some might benefit from using the tools once a week, others once a month and still others as the seasons change.  Most find that after a colonic experience, they feel much better.  It is this renewed vitality that is your guide.  Keep it in mind.  As soon as you find it diminishing, have a colon therapy session.  You’ll find that in doing this you might feel better instantly.  Unfortunately, we do not live in environments that promote optimal health.  It is a good thing that we have tools like colon hydrotherapy available to help our bodies return to better health. 

We wish for you the very best of health!