Colon Therapy - Colonic Irrigation

What is Colonic Hydrotherapy?

Colonic Hydrotherapy - Colonic Irrigation Information Article

Colonic Hydrotherapy aims to rehabilitate, hydrate, and remove waste matter.

A healthy colon is essential for optimal health and well being of the entire body. Many health problems will be aided by Colonic irrigation.

If you have any digestive problems, allergies, skin problems, weight loss difficulties, lack of energy, or just want to feel better, a course of colonic irrigation is always recommended.

Colonic Hydrotherapy by stimulating and strengthening peristalsis it is also promoting normal and regular bowel movements. It is a safe effective method of removing waste from the large intestine, without the use of drugs or chemicals.

Colonic Irrigation Benefits:

Cleansing the colon allows toxic material to be broken down so it can no longer harm the body. Debris weakens the colon and impairs its functioning so by gently removing it, your colon will begin to cooperate as it is meant to.

Hydrating the colon with water (Hydrotherapy) encourages the breakdown of impacted and dehydrated faecal, mucoid and waste material that layer the walls of the intestine allowing improved elimination of waste matter.

Why is Colonic Hydrotherapy important?

The culprits of modern living; smoking, alcohol, junk and processed foods, saturated fats, lack of exercise and a stressful lifestyle effectively turns our bodies into human garbage dumps.

Passive exposure to pollutants and chemicals can reach harmful levels as the years go by. These toxins when present in an unhealthy colon cause dysfunction which can be responsible for numerous body imbalances.

An overload of these toxins and a possible combination of diminished digestive function, often leads to chronic illness and pre-mature aging.

Colonic hydrotherapy can be seen as a rejuvenation treatment for your colon.

The gentle filling and emptying of the colon with warm water improves peristaltic movement, this is the muscular contraction by which the colon naturally moves material along. Therefore with the water moving forwards and backwards it is a gentle form of exercise stimulating the bowel wall keeping it healthy.

When any problems occur in the colon eg: constipation alters the shape, as the bowel gets fuller storing more waste matter. Peristalsis decreases, slowing the transit time allowing the food to putrefy, which causes more problems like wind and bloating. The action of the colon filling and emptying with water helps to eliminate bulging pockets of waste enabling the colon to resume its natural state.

The colon has reflex points that correspond to various organs, glands and other areas such as the eyes. Colonics will stimulate these reflex points thereby improving general wellbeing.

Benefits from colon hydrotherapy extend to all diagnostic procedures for evaluating the colon facilitating a more accurate study.

Colonic hydrotherapy and its detoxifying actions have a strong beneficial influence on your Skin, which can be used to enhanced specific skin or anti-ageing treatments.

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Interesting fact about colonic irrigation!

Many patients who had a medically prescribed "Colonoscopy" reported the cessation of their digestive problem after the procedure, even so no other medical treatment had been given.

Why is that you may ask?

Before a colonoscopy, the patient needs to have a clean, cleared out colon, which is achieved by the patient having a medially induced bowel elimination procedure. With other words, a no residue diet with a drastic laxative type agent.

And, yes, that is often all what is needed, "a good clean out" and believe me, even so a colonic irrigation may sound weird, it is much, much more beneficial and without any discomfort.

 

Compiled by:

Dieter L. Editor of useNature

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Disclaimer:
The information provided in this article is intended for general use and for personal interest only. It should not be used or understood as suggestion or medical advice.