Pauline’s treatment room in Leckhampton

Colonic hydrotherapy or irrigation is a gentle internal bath using warm, purified water that can help to eliminate stored faecal matter, gas, mucus and toxic substances from the colon.

The practice dates from around 1500 b.c.

Colonics can also help to re-tonify and reshape the colon.

Treatment

During the first treatment a detailed case history is taken, followed by an explanation of the procedure. The colonic itself wil take 30 to 45 minutes during which time water will be gently introduced into the colon via the rectum whilst the use of special massage techniques, acupressure and reflexology points stimulate the release of toxins and stored matter.
Your modesty is respected and preserved at all times.
Herbal and probiotic implants may be used as well as special beneficial dietary changes to further enhance the treatment. No fasting or special measures are necessary prior to to a first treatment, but colon cleansing programmes may be advised between sessions.

Some conditions treated by Colon Hydrotherapy

Another view of the treatment room

One in three people consulting GP’s have a bowel problem. Bowel disorders such as Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Colitis, Chron’s Disease, Diverticulitis and yeast infections(Candida) are now widespread.
The repercussions of toxic bowel may be seen throughout the body system in a wide range of health problems, and in the general malaise affecting so many in our society.
Additional benefits can often be observed - clearer skin, more energy and mental clarity, fewer headaches; circulatory, immune and weight problems often improving among many other positive side effects.

How many treatments are needed?
May vary from one to several depending on each individual case.

The Colonic International Association
The association was founded in 1987 by Dr. Milo Siewert (Mexico), a holistic practitioner now specialising in enterotoxicity and detoxification. The association aims to maintain the highest standards of practice and training in colonic hydrotherapy and care for the patient.

Making an appointment
Please book your appointment via reception on 01242 584140, however please note the treatment will actually take place at Pauline's Town House Clinic in Leckhampton.