Your Questions About Colonic Hydrotherapy

James asks…
COLONIC HYDROTHERAPY!?
Ive been looking into partaking in a colonic hydrotherapy session because i suffer from severe constipation. i have heard that colon ceansing can be a good thing if you do it right. i know colonic hydrotherapy may be a bit pricey but im willing to pay if it will help me. i wanted to know FROM PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN THROUGH THIS EXPERIENCE ONLY (no colonic, no opinion!) if it dehydrates you? i dont think that it would considering that they use 25 to 30 gallons of comfortably warm water, but i want to be 100% positive. thanks

Ellen answers:
*There are so many ways of burning fat but do you know what`s the healthiest and easiest way how? A fast and easy way to lose fat is through colon cleansing. Colon cleansing is the removal of fecal wastes and unidentified toxins from the colon and intestinal tract. A form of colon cleansing is colonic hydrotherapy which is supposed to remove toxins in the body. However it is a tedious process and is not recommended by the U.S Food and Drug Administration.
Colonic hydrotherapy uses an enema kit to inject water into the colon using special equipment which sometimes includes herbs and other liquids. Those who practice colonic hydrotherapy believe that the wall of the large intestines is lined with rotten feces and when it accumulates it can turn into parasites, possibly causing poor health.
The thing is some types of colon cleansing are seen to cause potential hazards. It is said that equipment used such as the enema kit can cause damage to the rectum as well as cause amoebiasis if the equipment aren`t properly sterilized. Other than that, colonic hydrotherapy has also been associated with heart attacks and electrolyte imbalances. If done frequently, it can interfere with the normal and proper functioning of the colon and dependence on enemas for cleansing. Another thing is that the herbs that are used may also get in the way of the effectiveness of prescription drugs.
The fact that the U.S Food and Drug Administration actually banned and issued several letters warning manufacturers and suppliers of false claims on colon hydrotherapy equipment means that it is probably not the best way to go about cleansing the colon. This just means that you shouldn`t believe everything you hear about this therapy. You might be led to believe falsely on its effectiveness and safety issues.
You can still cleanse your colon without the use of colonic hydrotherapy. It really is a healthy and easy way to burn fat you just need to do it the proper way. There are other colon cleansing methods around that are safe and don`t require so much participation such as using an enema kit. Surely using an enema kit to cleanse your colon won`t be comfortable at all and will probably require a lot of time and effort on your part. You should stick to the methods such as herbal pills that are effective in cleansing the colon as well as in burning fat. This way all you need to do is take a tablet daily and you will watch the weight disappear.
Perhaps you should try out Liquiboost, which is the most effective fat burning colon cleanser around. It guarantees that you will lose weight, boost your energy, burn fat and feel better, as well as reduce your appetite. This dietary supplement has no negative side effects at all. What`s great is that they offer trial bottles for free. Just simply log on their site and claim your free trial bottle. With Liquiboost, you will feel young, look young, and live longer! Try it now for free!

Sharon asks…
colonic Hydrotherapy?
Have you had Colonic Hydrotherapy?
Just wondering if anyone here has had a Colonic Hydrotherapy and if so, can you please share your experience? Would you do it again? Is it worth it? I’ve read that it may actually help with many ailments. Please only answer if you have had any experience or known of anyone who has gone thru it. Not being picky, but I’ve done research on it and really want to hear from “real cases”.

Ellen answers:
I had a friend who did it and was pleased with the results. I plan on having one done when I go back to the states in May.
While it is possible to loose weight from the procedure, this is not the main goal. The main goal of the procedure is to remove parasites from the colon.
Colonic irrigation is also known as hydrotherapy of the colon, high colonic, entero-lavage, or simply colonic. It is the process of cleansing the colon by passing several gallons of water through it with the use of special equipment. It is similar to an enema but treats the whole colon, not just the lower bowel. This has the effect of flushing out impacted fecal matter, toxins, mucous, and even parasites, that often build up over the passage of time. It is a procedure that should only be undertaken by a qualified practitioner.
The cost of colonic irrigation treatments varies, but is generally between $35-70 per session, which may last from 45 minutes to one hour.
This site will give you all the information you need:
http://www.healthatoz.com/healthatoz/Atoz/common/standard/transform.jsp?requestURI=/healthatoz/Atoz/ency/colonic_irrigation.jsp

Mark asks…
Colonic hydrotherapy?
Does anyone have any experience of this or thoughts on this. Does it work. I have heard some suggestions that it is a scam but surely if it removes compacted fecal matter that has been in there years then surely it is of benefit for the health. What are your thoughts please. Thanks in advance.

Ellen answers:
Colon Hydrotherapy can be an very beneficial to your health. Our bodies become very congested by poor diet, lack of exercise, and other bad lifestyle habits. Over years, the impacted material in our colon can weaken our immune system and disrupt an important system in our bodies.
I recommend a colon once per month. Some individuals prefer to get several session weekly for the first few weeks to initially clean the colon.
Here’s some additional information on Colon Hydrotherapy:
http://www.altmd.com/Articles/What-is-Colon-Hydrotherapy

Nancy asks…
Colonic hydrotherapy – is it really dangerous?
I’ve had digestive problems for years, and am considering colonic hydrotherapy by a licensed professional who was a registered nurse. She’s had plenty of schooling for this and has done it for years. I know many of you look at these quackwatch websites, but isn’t it true that the FDA and many other organizations intentionally try to discredit alternative therapies, because it doesn’t make them money?
My question really is, has anyone ever had this procedure done, and what were the results? I’ve seen many examples of people on the web who actually said it helped them, so I am curious what you think. What are the dangers?

Ellen answers:
Hi there, I am a nurse and and colonic hydrotherapy will not help with your digestive problems, there is no scientific evidence to support it can help with anything in particular apart from seperate you from your money. The best thing fro you to do would be to use an all natural herbal cleanser for your digestive system, there are some you can use three to four times a year and get something to promote the villi which digest the food in your digestinal tract. I would recommend the 21 day herbal cleanse from myhealthabcmall.com, it is low in cost and will detox your whole system for a fraction of the cost of hydrotherapy. Also try the herbal aloe drink, unlike indigestion remedies it wnt coat yur stomach and prevent the cleanser from working out all the toxins. Good Luck.

Charles asks…
Is it safe to get Colonic Hydrotherapy done after undergoing an Appendectomy? ?
It’s been 2 months since I underwent an Appendectomy. I would like to know if Colonic Hydrotherapy has any affect on this, and if it is safe to get the procedure done. If anyone has any advice. Please, let me know. Thanks

Ellen answers:
I once knew of a woman who had a spastic colon and had to be hospitalized after having a colonic. I have heard of similar cases.
Years ago, I had about 6 colonics and everything went fine. However, I had no major colon problems to begin with. I would check with a doctor first, especially after the addendectomy. Perhaps a GI doctor would know the best about this. Be well.
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