This is a question that can only be answered on an individual basis. You are a unique individual with unique needs. In order to answer this question, one should look at their health and lifestyle history, their diet, their goals, their economic situation, and their present lifestyle.

Almost never. Many of us have a considerable amount of impacted faeces in our colon. This is hardened, rubbery or wallpaper like material. Substantial work must be done to remove it. There is a subtle learning process involved in having enemas. As you become more aware of what is going on in your abdomen, and as your body learns how to allow the cleansing experience, you are better able to enter into that process, and therefore more material is released.

The bottom line is that you have access to a lot more water during a colon hydrotherapy session (40-80 litre) versus the 2 litres that your average enema bag holds. Colon Hydrotherapy, done well, is often a better tool to get the intestinal muscles to start pumping or 'peristalting'. Often, the number one goal of colon cleansing is to get the gut muscles to expand and contract rhythmically, just like the heart. This action is the key to getting out the right amount of stool daily.

enema is a home administered treatment, useful when you cannot get in for a colonic. The water from an enema directly reaches and cleanses the lowest part (6-8 inches) of the large intestine (colon). A colon hydrotherapy session allows water to reach and clean the entire 5-6 feet of the colon. According to Dr. Norman Walker, one of the original Medical advocates of colon cleansing, “One colonic irrigation is equivalent to 30 enemas.”

While the lungs, skin, kidneys and liver also serve to eliminate toxins, people have experienced throughout history that when they ensure that the colon is cleansed and healed, the well-being of the whole body is greatly enhanced. Enemas (and holistic colon hydrotherapy) have been found to be one of the most effective process available to accomplish this work quickly and easily. Supported by skin brushing, kidney and liver cleansing as well as proper breathing you will feel fantastic.

The ?juva program goes a long way to remove tremendous amounts of toxins and wastes from the body. However, due to poor diet, lack of tone in the intestines, blockages and lack of peristaltic action, the intestines may sometimes need a little more help in the form of an enema. Cleaning the lower intestines with the pure water of an enema can definitely help remove even more wastes and blockages. In summary, enemas may not be necessary, but they are often very helpful.

Yes! If you desire direct rooming-in (keeping the baby with you 24/7 without sending it to the nursery) your labor and delivery nurse will notify your pediatrician after delivery to report the condition of your newborn and the order will be received at that time.

An enema only bathes the lower part of the colon, whereas a colon cleansing bathes the entire length of the colon, approximately five to five and half feet.

A An enema only bathes the lower part of the colon, whereas a colon cleansing bathes the entire length of the colon, approximately 5 to 5 1/2 feet. A colon cleansing is many more times effective, according to learned centenarian, Dr. Normal Walker, who said “ One colon hydrotherapy is equivalent to 30 enemas.”

This is a question that can only be answered on an individual basis. You are a unique individual with unique needs. In order to answer this question, one should look at their health and lifestyle history, their diet, their goals, their economic situation, and their present lifestyle.

Colon polyps are growths in your large intestine (colon) . The cause of most colon polyps is not known, but they are common in adults. Most colon polyps are not cancer. But some growths can turn into colon cancer. If a colon polyp is the kind that can turn into cancer, it usually takes many years for that to happen. People over 50 are more likely than younger people to get colon cancer. So experts recommend that everyone age 50 or older have a screening test to look for colon polyps.

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