Colon Hydrotherapy

Colon hydrotherapy (also known as colonic irrigation and colonics) has traditionally been used to allay fevers and reduce pain in acute-care situations. It is used at Arcady Holistic, primarily a chronic-care clinic, to eliminate bowel toxins which provoke and worsen chronic ill-health conditions. Colonics are also a simple, effective method for helping to restore tone to the bowel. Colon hydrotherapy is offered to the public as a stand-alone service, and it is also included in several of our programs such as the health restoring Therapeutic Fasting Program, the Weight Loss Program, and also the pampering Rejuvenation Program.	Overview of toxin-caused disease theory.
Our colon hydrotherapy room is equipped with shower, toilet, and sink for your convenience and privacy. We use gravity-delivered water which has been double filtered and ultra-violet light sterilized; and we use only disposable single-use speculums.
	Here at Arcady Holistic Clinic we have performed many thousands of colon hydrotherapy procedures since our start-up in 2001. Our trained and knowledgeable professional staff are welcoming and understanding of all client concerns. The anxiety that new, first-time clients feel is quickly dissipated by our experienced personnel and secure surroundings.
	duration approximately 1 hour; there is a brief "intake" form and assessment for new clients, no charge for this!; procedure cost is $85 + tax; member International Association of Colon Therapists (I-Act)

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	Christina Fraser is our lead colon hydrotherapist. If you have any concerns as to how appropriate colonics may be for your health condition, simply phone and ask. 263-6568
Just phone for an appointment. We do not charge for cancellations ... we know life happens. 263-6568	Those on medications or suffering post-operative procedures: for your safety please consult with your physician as to their potential ill-effects and limitations. Exclusions None with active ulcerative colitis or recent distal bowel surgery will receive colonic treatments. None in the first trimester of pregnancy.

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