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Colon Hydrotherapy (Colonic Irrigation)

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The process of passing large volumes of water, enemas, drugs or herbs into the rectum to wash out the contents. It is believed by practitioners that this process will improve health

Caution


It can lead to:


  • Tummy pain and bloating


  • Diarrhoea


  • Dehydration and rarely, kidney failure


  • Salt (electrolyte) imbalance


  • Perforation of the rectum


  • Infection of the large bowel




Avoid in:


  • High Blood Pressure (Hypertension)


  • Crohn’s Disease, Diverticulitis or Ulcerative Colitis 


  • Bowel or Rectal Cancer


  • Painful Haemorrhoids


  • Anal fissures Kidney and Liver disease


  • Pregnancy



Therapy for:
  • Constipation (Long standing)

Comments
  • Also known as Colon Cleansing, Colonic Irrigation


  • It is an ancient Egyptian Practice


  • No scientific evidence of effectiveness

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