Colon Hydrotherapy Mostly Asked Questions

No, you will fully maintain your personal dignity.  You will be in a private room with only your therapist, who fully appreciates the sensitivity of the colonic procedure and will help you feel at ease.  Your emotions will be acknowledged and respected. After the gentle insertion of a small tube into the rectum, you are completely covered.  Disposable tubing carries clean water in and waste out in a gravity pressured system.  The mess and odour sometimes present during an enema simply do not exist with a colonic.

Most likely you’ll feel great.  Probably you’ll feel lighter and enjoy a sense of well-being.  Not infrequently, someone having their first colonic will remark that it was one of the most wonderful experiences of their life.  As soon as the colonic is finished you can carry on with your daily routine.  For some, the colonic may trigger several subsequent bowel movements for the next few hours, but there won’t be any uncontrollable urgency or discomfort.  It’s also possible you may feel light-headed or chilled for a few moments following a colonic – this is known as a healing crisis.

Probably 90% of all colonics take about 45 minutes.  It could be shorter or longer than that, based upon the judgement of the therapist and sometimes, the wishes of the client.  There will also be about 15 minutes required before the colonic for the therapist to go over your medical history, another 15 minutes should be allowed for changing.  On a first colonic you should expect to spend an hour and half at the clinic.

What's something exciting your business offers? Say it here.Historically, artefacts and records show that people have regularly purified their bodies, including cleansing their colon.  Around the turn of the 20th century, the present-day colonic machine was developed, providing a significantly improved method of accomplishing colon cleansing.  Up to the late 1920’s many doctors had colonic machines in their offices and machines were found in hospitals as well.  Articles dealing with colon health frequently appeared in prestigious medical and scientific journals until the early 1930’s.  At that time modern man began a 50 year love affair with drugs and surgery.  These seemed to offer a relatively instant relief for body aliments, resulting in purification and prevention techniques becoming less attractive.  Recently however, there has been a resurgence of interest in using natural approaches for healing the body and colonics have rapidly been regaining the respectability they have already earned.