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COLONIC FAQs
What is
Colonics/Colon Hydrotherapy?
What
Exactly do Colonics Accomplish?
How
does a Person Know if They Need Colonics?
How Long Does It
Take to Receive a Colonic?
How
Are Colonics Different from Enemas?
Is
Colonics Safe/Sanitary?
How
Often is Colon Hydrotherapy Necessary?
Will the Colonic Damage
the Normal Intestinal Flora?
What
About Intestinal Worms or Parasites?
Will
laxatives Accomplish the Same Results?
Is
Colonic a Medical Procedure?
Is
Colonics Embarrassing?
What
Prior Preparation Is Necessary?
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What is
Colonics/Colon Hydrotherapy?
Colonics is a
gentle infusion of water in and out of the colon, reaching all four to
five feet, allowing internal cleansing and removal of waste. Colonics
involves a gentle infusion of warm water into the rectum, using no
chemicals or drugs. The procedure includes the gentle self-insertion
of a small rectal tube into the anus. The individual lies on his back,
and water is gently infused into and out of the intestine without any
assistance on the part of the client. The out flowing water removes
excess flatus (gas), mucus, infectious material and feces. The
temperature, water pressure and flow can be continually monitored
throughout the session by the therapist. The session can be performed
without any discomfort on the part of the client. This is a closed
system in that flatus (gas) and waste material are evacuated through the
hose attached to the instrument and eliminated via the drain line.
There is no offensive odor or health risk to those in contact with sick
patients as with enemas and bedpans and the dignity of the patient is
maintained.
Up to twenty-five
gallons of water can be used during a colonics session, gently entering
and exiting the colon as needed. Additional waste can be eliminated by
massaging the abdomen gently, addressing different points and with
proper breathing techniques.
Colon hydrotherapy
is referred to as Colon Irrigation, Colonics, Colon therapy or High
Enema. Regardless of the name, they all refer to the use of water for
internal cleansing of the colon (large intestines), without the use of
drugs or chemicals.
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What
Exactly do Colonics Accomplish?
Colonics help release the old, encrusted colon waste, encourage
discharge of toxins and parasites, freshens the gastrointestinal tract
and make the whole cleansing process easier and more thorough. The
therapeutic effects are improved muscle tone, which facilitates
peristaltic action and enhances the absorption of nutrients, while
minimizing the absorption of toxic waste material. Colon hydrotherapy
is not a cure-all, but an important adjunctive therapy in the overall
health care of the patient. Some of the positive results people often
experience include a profound cleanness and lightness, renewed energy &
mental alertness. Others enjoy relief of toxic feelings, which they
were not otherwise able to eliminate. Occasionally, some people
experience an emotional release as they “let go” old matter. This sort
of release, when it occurs, is almost always followed by a strong sense
of well-being.
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How
does a Person Know if They Need Colonics?
Everyone can benefit from some internal cleansing.
Our
modern lifestyle has taken its toll on our digestive and elimination
organs. Everyday our bodies are exposed to toxins and pollutants in the
air we breath, the water we drink and especially the food we eat.
Refined, processed, low fiber foods, animal fats, a lack of
exercise and ever increasing levels of stress all contribute to our
current gastrointestinal health crisis. When waste and toxins can be
eliminated from the body is no problem. But when they build up faster
than they can be eliminated, or when the elimination systems are under
active, these toxins accumulate and create the necessary pre-conditions
for disease all over the body.
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How
Long Does It Take to Receive a Colonic?
Sessions vary accordingly to individual needs and responses, but usually
last for one hour. The first visit may be longer due to evaluation
performed prior to the first session.
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How
Are Colonics Different from Enemas?
Enemas clean out the lower part of the rectum and colon, but miss about
four feet of the colon. Enemas are usually self-administered in the
comfort and privacy of one’s home. Enema bags can be purchased at any
drugstore.
Colonic… is an extended and more complete form of an enema and the
treatment is designed to cleanse above the natural defecation area of
the rectum to the cecum. A trained professional always administers
Colonics. The colon therapist controls infusion of warm water flow and
expulsion into and out of the bowel while the client lies relaxed on a
table next to the colonics equipment, using no chemicals or drugs.
Both
enemas and colonics are a very useful tool for internal cleansing. Both
involve the use of purified water to irrigate and flush out toxins from
the bowel…
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Is
Colonics Safe/Sanitary?
Today, with modern technological advancements in colon hydrotherapy
instrumentation, colon hydrotherapy has become a safe, valuable modality
in preventing disease. There are instruments, which feature a built-in
check valve, which prevents wastewater from returning to the water
source. The instruments also feature a disposable unit, which consists
of a speculum, obturator, water and waste line, eliminating any possible
contamination of the client from a previous session.
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How
Often is Colon Hydrotherapy Necessary?
Since colonics are a process of removing impaction of mucus and
encrustation built upon the colon wall layer by layer over many years,
reversing the situation may take a series of colonics. During the first
session the client may expel considerable amount of gas and recently
digested food and water before dislodging the old encrusted toxic
matter. Most clients begin feeling better and removing large amounts of
waste matter after the third treatment. It is recommended that a series
of 6 to 10 colonics over a period of weeks for the first time client.
Then, depending on the
individual, a
colonic every 1 to 3 months is recommended. |
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Will
the Colonic Damage the Normal Intestinal Flora?
One
of the functions of the first half of the colon (cecum) is to gather the
intestinal flora needed for the colon. When the accumulation of feces
in the bowel leads to fecal incrustation, it is impossible for the colon
to function normally and the glands in this lining cannot produce the
necessary intestinal flora. The resulting lack of lubrication
intensifies a state of constipation and generate toxemia. When the
acid-alkaline balance becomes abnormal and the bowel is impacted, the
growth of friendly bacteria that is necessary for proper digestion has
difficulty surviving when the colon is encrusted with old putrefied
water. Cleansing the colon will help bring the acid-alkaline ratio back
into balance. In this environment, the friendly bacteria will again
thrive and disease-causing bacteria will find it difficult to develop.
The body is constantly manufacturing healthy bacteria flora.
Research has determined there are more than 60 different species of
bacteria that reside in the colon. Of these bacteria, more than 20 are
formed in the stool of flesh eaters, all of which produce very highly
toxic products. We often find it helpful to reintroduce the flora to
assist the body in the process.
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What
About Intestinal Worms or Parasites?
Many intestinal parasites are regularly removed during colonics. With
the clear-lighted observation tube of the colonic machine, it is
possible to see an amazing array of worms of all shapes and sizes come
out of the colon. These parasites and worms hide behind heavy impacted
putrefaction, feeding, thriving and multiplying on morbid materials. If
you eat meat, especially pork, sushi, raw or rare bloody meat, junk
foods, take antibiotics or suffer from long time constipation, the
chances are very good that you are loaded with parasites. You can also
get parasites from food handlers, shaking hands with an infected person,
playing with your pet, or sexual activity. Parasites thrive on junk
foods and lots of carbohydrates. 95% of people have worms and
parasites!
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Will
laxatives Accomplish the Same Results?
Laxatives are considered to be an irritant and stimulant to the colon.
They draw water from the body and produce a thin watery substance that
clears only the most recently digested waste from the colon and leaves
behind the impacted waste on the colon walls. Laxatives are extremely
toxic and addictive!
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Is
Colonic a Medical Procedure?
No more medical than taking a bath. It is a cleansing process.
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Is
Colonics Embarrassing?
No.
The procedure is done with modesty for both client and therapist. We’ll
provide you with shorts and a t-shirt. The finest professional equipment
is used, facilitating total sanitation and efficiency. All you feel is
a gentle and thorough cleansing in a relaxed, comfortable environment.
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What
Prior Preparation Is Necessary?
It is recommended that the meal prior to a Colonic be light.
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