Common Questions for a Colonic Part 1

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 A nozzle about the size of a pencil and goes in a little over an inch.  Water is inserted through the nozzle and waste is eliminated through the rectum. - Colonic 

 Your privacy is always respected.  You will insert yourself in privacy and have a sheet to cover yourself.  The therapist does not insert for you. Only a trained RN or above should ever insert for you.  Colon Hydrotherapists are not trained to do insertions.  

 A gentle slow rate of UV purified-temperature safe water is fed from the gravity-fed Column. Less than TEN gallons of water may be used during the session at a safe temperature of 98 F. to 102 F. (36.8ºC to 38.ºC) (Water temperature is safely controlled and adjusted  

 An Odor Exhaust System for this Colonic  is attached to the device insures that the session room and entire center remains ODOR FREE.  You and the therapist will not smell any of your waste  

 To Start the session:  The Client undresses from the waist down and is properly draped during the session.  You will be covered and the client inserts a small colon cleansing nozzle in privacy by the client with instructions from the therapist.  The Colon cleansing nozzle is the ‘size of a pencil’, single use, and disposed of after each individual use.  Once the client is ready and on the device, the client will notify the therapist that they are draped and ready to begin. Colonic  

 The waste goes down the drain & should not get on you.  There is a sprayer hose attached to the device that you can spray your rectum off during a session and once it's completed to rinse yourself completely. Colonic 

Unlike other colonics, our facility uses "open colonics." With an open colonic, clients can easily make their own insertion using a pinky size nozzle that is only 2 inches inserted. The colonic is performed in a comfortable, reclined position. The water pressure is 1/2-2 psi and is gravity fed. The client releases in a natural way (like sitting in a toilet) and is able to push whenever you want to. No matter what size or firmness, waste is passed around the rectal nozzle. You have privacy, but the process is monitored by a therapist. There is a 4-foot viewing tube parallel to the colonic bed. Water hydrates and provokes peristalsis which helps strengthen and tone the walls of the colon (a retraining of the bowel). When the session is finished the client stays seated on the colonic device until finish releasing, and a sprayer is attached to the device to rinse off after the session.

Closed colonics use a bigger and wider nozzle, 1 inch wide; 5 inches inserted. The therapist makes the insertion while the client is lying on their side. The client lies in a massage table. Water pressure 1/2-2 psi and is not gravity fed. Client releases through a hose and can’t push. The therapist will massage the abdomen to help move the stool through the hose. Waste must fit into approx. 1 inch rectal tube. The therapist stays with the client the whole session filling them with water and helping them release through the nozzle and narrow hose. The viewing tube is a small window on wall unit. This doesn’t help with retraining of the colon. And when the session is finished, client must walk to the bathroom to finish releasing, and no sprayer is available to rinse off after the session.

I started on the CLOSED system and only knew about the closed 15 years ago. Once the facility in AZ introduced me to the OPEN LIBBE (Lower Intestinal Bottom Bowel Evacuation) I loved that I had access to the controls and that I had more privacy to "let shit go!" 

During my training I resisted going back to the Closed system. My teacher was a wise lady and told me that I needed to explain the benefits of both to my clients. My teacher is a physic, massage therapy background and nurse background. she knew just the right questions to ask me & pressure points that when I left my CLOSED COLINC session I broke up with an emotionally abusive ex of mine and on a whim, I changed my number after having it for 20 years. 

What I offer new clients: Upon request, I can stay in the room with you until your comfortable being on your own. Please message me so that I can block off time accordingly with the rest of my clients. 

Colon Hydrotherapy is not a medical procedure. We are not licensed medical professionals. We do not treat any disease nor diagnose. We make no medical claims whatsoever and urge you to consult with your medical care provider about any health concerns you may have prior to booking your appointment with us.