Here are a few of our most frequently asked questions.
We welcome you to contact us with any additional questions.
What Is Colon Hydrotheraphy?
Why Should I Be Concerned About My Colon?
How Many Colon Hydrotheraphy Sessions Does One Need?
Will it hurt?
What is a session like?
Then when you feel you are full, you just say empty and the water is allowed to empty taking any fecal matter or undigested food along with it. If you feel that you can take another fill, the process can be repeated.
Each time you are trying to allow water deeper and deeper into the colon to cleanse it gently. Some abdominal massage may be given to help move the water along past any blockages such as gas bubbles or large fecal matter. Everything that is done is done slowly and gently. Your safety and comfort are the number one priority.
How long will a session be?
Is there anything I need to do to prepare for my treatment?
Is one treatment enough or will I have to come back for more treatments?
After the initial series it is really up to you and your therapist to determine what would be a good protocol for you. If you eat well and take good care of yourself, it may only be necessary to have a series once per quarter. However, if your eating habits are somewhat poor or you are having digestive issues, it may be beneficial to have treatments on a monthly basis.
Each person is different. We want to coach you to use colon hydrotherapy regularly as part of your wellness program. Like changing the oil in your car to keep it running well!
Why so many treatments?
Do I need to fast or do a colon cleanse before the colonics?
What will happen after the treatment and can I work, will I leak?
If I go three times a day why do I need colon hydrotherapy?
I have not had a BM for several days. Will this solve my problem?
If I do an oral colon cleanse why do I need a colonic?
Contraindications for Colon Hydrotherapy
PREGNANT WOMEN ARE NOT ALLOWED TO HAVE COLONICS AT ANY TRIMESTER!
The following conditions are contraindications for colon hydrotherapy unless under the supervision of a doctor:
Aneurysm/Blood clot, Cirrhosis of Liver, Bleeding Hemorrhoids, GI Hemorrhage removal, Colitis, Epilepsy, Fissure, Fistula, Cardiac Disease, Seizure Disorder, Prostatitis, Diverticulitis, Rectocele, Colorectal Cancer, Kidney disease/dialysis, Recent Abdominal Surgery, C-Section, hysterectomy, Uncontrolled Hypertension Congestive Heart Failure, Cirrhosis of the Liver Carcinoma of the Colon, History of Aneurysm/Blood clots Fissure/Fistula, Severe Anemia, GI hemorrhage/Perforation Abdominal Hernia, Bleeding/Inflamed Hemorrhoids, Renal Insufficiency Crohn’s disease/Dialysis Kidney Disease, IBS – extreme abdominal pain and bleeding/fever.