Colonic hydrotherapy is a Medical
Procedure.
Your colonic hydrotherapy session, accordance with
FDA regulations, well be supervised by a licensed physician.
This does not mean that a doctor will be in the room during
the colonic. A qualified colonic therapist supervised by the
doctor will perform the colonic therapy. |
Welcome to the Natural Health Technologies Clinic
Before your first colonic.
Bring this completed health questionnaire with you. Click here for a printable
First Visit Questionnaire.
At the clinic you will need to fill out clinic
intake forms. Please allow 10 minutes before your scheduled visit
to fill out these forms.
When this is done you well be escorted into one of our therapy
rooms for a brief consultation. At this time the doctor or his
colonic therapist will review with you your intake forms and healthily
history and go over what you can expect from colonic hydrotherapy
and answer any questions you might have.
Colonic Therapy First Visit
First time visits are one hour long and
include approximately 30-40 minutes of actual table time and 10
to 20 minutes for the consultation, undressing putting on a gown
redressing, etc.
Return visits are one hour long and
include approximately 40-50 minutes of table time and 5-15 minutes
for dressing and consultation. Remember colonic therapy is not
the “end all do all” its only part of colon
therapy necessary for good colon health. Our clinic can
provide you with the highest quality services and procedures necessary
to help you achieve optional colon and digest health.
For an appointment call (253) 564-9223
Is there anything I need to do to get ready for Colonic Hydrotherapy?
Since your
abdomen will be massaged it is a good idea to eat or drink lightly
in the two hours immediately preceding a colonic.
What can I expect afterwards?
Most likely, you'll feel great. You will feel lighter and enjoy
a sense of well-being. Any activity you would ordinarily do such
as work or exercise is fine. For some, the Colonic Hydrotherapy
may trigger several subsequent bowel movements for the next few
hours; but there usually is not any uncontrollable urgency or discomfort.
Long term what do you expect from colonic therapy?
What are your health goals? What health conditions are you dealing
with? Reviewing questions like these and others with the doctor
can help them provide you with some treatment options available
in addition to colonic therapy to help you meet your expectations
reach your goals. This free consultation with the doctor is available
to all colonic therapy patients and is part of our comment to provide
you with the highest quality healthcare.
Free 10 minute consultation with the doctor.
For an appointment call (253) 564-9223
I have been told that, to be beneficial, one needs to
"take a series" of Colonic Hydrotherapy procedures. What does that mean, and is it true?
Having colonics regularly for a while, such as weekly or several
times a week is what is referred to as a "series." For
some, to obtain results of lasting benefits, a series of colonics
may be recommended. Again, this can only be properly considered
once an objective has been identified.
Are colonics dangerous in any way?
Any medical procedure involves some risk even though the risk in
colonic hydrotherapy is very slight. At our clinic we have preformed
thousands of colonic therapy procedures and have helped thousands
to improve their health. The only reported serious accidents from
colon hydrotherapy have been from offices that were providing colonics
that were partially unsupervised using what is called an
open system. Our colon hydrotherapy system is a FDA cleared class
two medical device and in accordance with FDA regulations the entire
colonic procedure at our clinic is supervised by a licensed physician.
Our
intent is to provide a safe and healthy service so that you do not
have to worry. We value our clients
very highly and are determined to provide you with the highest quality
professional service possible. To this end all our colonics and colonic therapists are supervise
by a licensed physician.
If I get too many, will the colon stop
functioning on its own? Are colonics habit-forming?
The colonic is a tool intended to be used to create a clean and
healthy colon. Our fulfillment comes from assisting you in healing
your colon, not in making you dependent upon colonics. Actually,
one of its better features is that a colonic can be used to tone
the colon muscle so the colon doesn't perform so sluggishly. See
disclaimer.
For
an appointment call (253) 564-9223
Will a colonic make me constipated
or give me diarrhea?
The most frequent post colonic experience is to have a slight delay
in bowel movements and then a resumption of a somewhat larger, easier
to move stool. Sometimes if the colon is weak and sluggish, there
may be no bowel movement for several days following a colonic. This
is not due to the colonic, but rather to the weakness of the muscles
in the colon, and should be interpreted as an indication that the
colon requires strengthening and healing. Infrequent diarrhea or
loose bowels may be experienced. This could be due to the extra
water introduced into the colon or to the stirring up of toxic waste.
I've heard that I shouldn't get colonics
because it upsets the electrolyte balance. Is this true?
Electrolytes are minerals in the body (mainly sodium and potassium
salts) that maintain the proper electrical charge and pH balance
(acid and alkalinity balance) in the various organs and tissues
of the body. The stomach, for example, should maintain an acidic
pH, while the duodenum (first part of the small intestine) should
be alkaline (basic) in order for proper digestion to occur. If this
balance is disrupted, then digestion will be impaired.
The pH electrical balance in the colon is very near neutral, ideally
being slightly acidic. A strong acid or alkaline environment is
not necessary because digestion does not take place in the colon.
Rather, a major function of the colon is to reabsorb the fluid and
electrolytes from the unformed stool that is moving into the colon
from the small intestine. After the fluid and electrolytes are reabsorbed
and stool is formed, the colon moves the stool into the rectum and
out of the body. The majority of the material released during a
colonic is formed stool that has already had the fluid and electrolytes
removed from it, so the amount lost is very minimal and easily replaced
by the body from the food and fluid we ingest. See disclaimer.
Some people say that colonics wash out the intestinal
flora and valuable nutrients. Is this so?
The truth is that the washing out of putrefied material in the large
intestine, which is only partially reached in any colon irrigation,
increases the good intestinal flora. Good bacteria can only breed
in a clean environment that has been washed free of putrefaction
and its accompanying harmful bacteria. That is why the intestines
of a newborn baby immediately begin to grow good intestinal flora.
Each time you clean out the putrefying "garbage" and make
a better environment for the flora, they start to multiply immediately
in their natural media.
With this in mind, it is a good idea to supplement with good intestinal
bacteria after a colonic or series of colonics so that colonization
can take place in a healthier medium, i.e. the intestinal mucosa.
Prevention is much easier by assisting your colon in maintaining
healthy bacteria rather than waiting until bad bacteria have changed
the environment of the colon to an unhealthy state.
For
an appointment call (254) 564-9223
What effect does Colon Hydrotherapy have on our immune systems?
The removal of stagnant waste material and hardened, impacted toxic
residue could rejuvenate the immune tissue that resides in the intestines.
Recent European studies show that 80% of immune tissue resides in
the intestines. Colon Hydrotherapy is not a cure-all, but an important
adjunctive therapy in the overall health care of the patient. See
disclaimer.
What will be okay to eat after getting a colonic?
What we suggest is that you eat a moderate amount of whatever seems
gentle and nourishing to you. Just as it doesn't make sense to get
your car washed and then immediately drive it through mud, eating
a meal known to cause trouble in your abdomen directly after getting
a colonic isn't an intelligent choice. Green leafy salads, vegetable
soups, vegetable broth, fruit and fruit juices, and vegetable juices
are the best choice.
How will I know when the colon is empty?
It will probably never be empty, as it is an organ in continuous
use. As more of the old, impacted material is released you will
actually feel the water enter higher regions of the colon without
any sense of obstruction. The objective ought not to be an empty
colon, but rather a well-functioning colon. See disclaimer.
Natural
Health Technologies Clinic
Center for Colon
and Digestive Health
Detoxification
Therapy
Colonic Therapy
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564-9223
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