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| The colon, or large intestine, is an important part of the digestive system. It has been referred to as the sewer system of the body. Some five feet in length and 2.5 inches in diameter, situated at the end of the alimentary canal.
It is the place where we store the waste material that most of us would rather not think about and most of us don't, until our health becomes poor or we feel bloated, constipated, or have diarrhoea. 80% of all disease and discomfort is related to an unclean colon - due to impacted faecal matter. It may be said that almost every chronic disease known, is directly or indirectly due to the influence of bacterial poisons absorbed from the intestine.
If we neglect and abuse our colon, it becomes a cesspool, and if we don't get rid of the toxins, they just keep building up and are reabsorbed into the blood creating autointoxication or self-poisoning. This results in a dramatically weakened immune system, poisons the digestive organs, so that we become distressed and bloated, and poisons the blood. The skin becomes unhealthy. In short, every organ of the body is poisoned and we age prematurely, looking and feeling old. The joints become stiff and painful, the eyes become dull, sluggish brain, and in the end leads to debilitating health problems, including colon cancer. The five foot long tube we call the colon, or large intestine, determines whether or not the body is polluted. | | | | What is Colon Hydrotherapy?
Colon hydrotherapy is an internal bath that helps cleanse the colon of poisons, gas, accumulated faecal matter and mucous deposits.
Such techniques were first recorded in 1500BC and have been used in traditional medicine since that time. Using sterilised equipment, filtered water is gently introduced into the rectum which progressively softens and expels faecal matter and compacted deposits.
Why Colon Hydrotherapy?
Colon hydrotherapy is more effective than an enema as the whole colon is treated and water is not purposely retained. It is best used as a complementary technique to other therapies.
It will help elimination, and as a result, respond to dietary, homeopathic, herbal, manipulative and other therapies is markedly improved. Poor elimination can lead to many chronic conditions.
It is beneficial before and after barium enemas and during therapeutic fasting. Medical conditions such as Crohn's disease, ME and intestinal Candida are helped by the detoxifying effect of colon hydrotherapy. If you don't have any problems you will still benefit from a bowel cleanse with colon hydrotherapy. | | | | | Abdominal bloating Aching muscles or joints Allergies Asthma Bad breath Blemishes Brittle nails or hair Body odour Candida Colitis Constipation Depression Dermatitis Diarrhoea Diverrticulitis Diverticulosis Excessive gas Fatigue Flatulence | Food cravings Frequent colds Haemorrhoids Halitosis Headaches Inability to loose weight Irritable Bowel Syndrome Lethargy Lower back pain Menstrual problems Mucus Colitis Persistent tiredness Poor concentration Poor posture Psoriasis Skin problems Sluggish Liver Spastic Colon Spots | Reduce risk of cancer of the colon Reduce risk of bowel disorders and disease Stronger immune system Control your weight and body shape Improvement in skin conditions Improvement with your digestion and your bowel movement Increased energy and a feeling of general wellbeing Increase relaxation and improvement with sleep | | | Is colon hydrotherapy safe?
Yes. Equipment, if not disposable, is thoroughly sterilised. Water pressure is very low, and pre-filtered. Colon hydrotherapy is not habit-forming, unlike laxatives, and actually improves muscle tone.
What is involved?
Filtered water is slowly introduced under gentle gravitational pressure, through the rectum and into the colon. Aided by massage and breathing techniques, the water begins to soften and cleanse the colon, resulting in faecal matter and old deposits being washed away with all the waste water. The therapist works progressively around the structure of the colon, allowing water to alternatively flow in and release. Herbal preparations may be used for certain conditions and regular colon implants of lactobacillus acidophilus are given to assure normalisation of bowel fibre. We will preserve the modesty of the patient to the utmost during the process.
How long will a treatment take?
The whole process takes around an hour and a half.
Who can benefit from colon hydrotherapy?
Everyone.
Is there any preparation?
No special measures are necessary prior to treatment, although results may be more rapidly achieved by following a colon cleansing programme.
What results can I expect?
Most people quickly experience improved mental clarity after treatment. Toxic loads are diminished and elimination improved. A greater feeling of well-being and lightness is felt. Obvious relief from constipation, bloating, toxic headaches, painful haemorrhoids and skin problems In the long term, bowel disease risk is lessened and nutrients are better absorbed, leading to improved all round health.
How many treatments should I have?
This will be dependent upon the condition being treated, the individual and the initial results. It takes 3 - 4 treatments to cleanse the colon, depending on the condition. We can recommend 6 to 12 treatments over a one or two month period, as a lifetimes build up of deposits cannot be removed in one or two irrigations only. Following the course, it is a good idea to have a treatment every three to six months to maintain cleanliness and good elimination. You will be given professional advice on diet and nutrition to suit your individual needs.
Treatment Fees
£80.00
Cancellation Policy
I realise that sometimes, cancellations cannot be avoided, however, I do ask that you give at least 24 hours notice should you need to cancel this must be done by phone and not text. the full treatment fee will be charged if you do not give 24 hours notice.
| | | Sharon Lunn LCPH, MCPH, HMA (UK) M.A.C.H. R.T.
I am a fully qualified and registered colon hydrotherapist, a qualified and registered homeopath. I have been in clinical practice for 12 years, have worked with GPs, in the NHS and as an ex-council officer of the Homeopathic Medical Association.
I attend Continual Professional Development (CPD) days on a regular basis which is required by my governing bodies and allows me to continually expand my knowledge in health and disease.
I have full professional indemnity insurance and follow a strict code of ethics and practice. | |
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