Just Exactly What Is a Colonic?

After the plaster-like coating has definitely formed on the walls of the colon, the system slows down.  Furthermore, to remove it too rapidly would cause the inner lining of the colon to become “raw” and painful.  Like the removal of plaster, the fecal coating in the colon must be thoroughly soaked and saturated with just plain water in order that its removal my take place gradually, comfortably, and effectively.  This can be accomplished by a series of colon irrigations.The first two or three irrigations can prove how sensible and comfortable the procedure actually is.

However, the best colonic equipment available can yield very poor and unsatisfactory results if the operator is not sufficiently knowledgeable in human anatomy.  Therefore, the most important and vital adjunct to good colonic equipment is the employment of a knowledgeable, trained operator.

Is it going to hurt?  What is it really like?  A session is a comfortable experience for many people.  Your dignity is always maintained. You are lying on a comfortable colonic table.  The techniques utilized allow a small amount of water that is purified to flow into the colon gently stimulating the colon's natural contractions to release the softened waste. This process is repeated through the session.  The tube is about the size of a pencil, disposable with each client, and is privately inserted by the client.  The therapist is present guiding and supporting the process.  The waste is expelled around the tube into a drainage area.  You will see the waste being released through a closed system in a viewing tub.

Am I going to lose weight?   People have reported anywhere from 8 to 15 pounds lost during a session, including those last difficult-to-lose 5 lbs.  Keep in mind this represents pounds of fecal matter, parasites and poisons.