Colon hydrotherapy va
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Is there a reason why more people will not do the colon hydrotherapy detox? Wouldn't this make more people healthier?
I also had a few lymphathic drainage massages, and a colon hydrotherapy done which took away the swollen nodes under my arms, and reduced the swelling of the
ones on my neck area. Before I went for the massages and the colon hydrotherapy, I experienced chronic fatigue, and after I did these procedures, my fatigue went away, and I have more energy now. The colon cleanse showed I had pin worms.
Has anyone tried colon hydrotherapy ? I’ve done 3 treatments back to back already and it has decreased the symptoms but I don’t think it’s permanent. I started the treatment 3 days ago. It’s a machine that cleans out your colon for 45 min. It’s a good way to detox. I noticed after the first treatment I had less cravings for sugar. I pretty much forgot to eat for a whole day after the first treatment bc for some reason I didn’t feel hungry (I don’t recommend not eating).
About a week ago I posted a question about colon hydrotherapy but I received no response. I had this treatment done and since then I have gone more than usual. I am scheduled for another treatment but I would like to know if this is accepted by the medical field as a safe and effective method of colon cleansing. Or some comments from others who have been through this before. Please respond.
I would go on a parasite cleanse. Parasites tend to cause G.I. spasms, especially when something is consumed that can potentially harm them. Easiest way to do this is go on a juice cleanse for a few days, buy some black walnut wormwood liquid and drink that, eat some pumpkin seeds, and consume some food grade diatomaceous earth which would kill the parasites.
what conditions could cause symptoms such as these im also waiting to go in for a ct of the abdomin so they have a better idea.
my husband is blind, diabetic,double amputee,high blood pressure,incontinent,mostly wheel chair bound,thanks to agent orange if you remember the Viet Nam War he went to his doctor and he ordered a CT Scan and Xray -of his belly and chest - well it came back with him having a apple core size lesion in his colon that has went to his liver which has lesions on it - plus it showed he had a slightley enlarged heart with water build up some on it - he doesnt realize how short of breath he gets after
please see a urogynecologist...you most likely have pelvic organ prolapse! I developed this after my hysterectomy and also look into pelvic floor dysfunction...I understand your misery as I have been living since 2005...went from laxatives, to mag citrate to enemas to colon hydrotherapy...dr's saying I was addicted to the above methods...after a 6.5 hour surgery correcting my anatomy I went from the above methods to going 4-8 times a day...
The treatment is a combination of pain killers, muscle relaxants, physiotherapy, manual therapy, hydrotherapy, and exercise. Most people respond to this. You could wear a cervical collar or a cervico-thoracic corset while you are up and about. This will keep the spine straight and lessen the pain. Please discuss with your doctor. I think he is on the right track. Take care!
The medical advice given should not be considered a substitute for medical care provided by a doctor who can examine you.
After doing the program for a week, I also had colon hydrotherapy to pull everything out of my colon that was undigested. It was so much stuff that came out..now I go to the bathroom daily and have continued to lose the weight. Maybe you should try this method.
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My bowels became inflamed when I was 17 and in the service. I receive the maximum disability rating from the va because it was so severe. I'm fairly certain this is an autoimmune condition but I've never had a proper definitive diagnosis. I still have loose stools regularly but for the most part I can take 2 7.5/325 hydrocondones and it will slow it down. Heck every once in a while it's solid. Thats a big deal for me! Every once in a while my colon will flare and poop blood.
I am starting to wean myself off of my back brace and will begin hydrotherapy soon. My doctor wants to start me with hydrotherapy first and then progress to the ground physical therapy. Should I expect to feel sore after my therapy sessions? The hydrotherapy sounds like it will feel good, but since I've never had any kind of back trauma or surgery... I welcome any input from others. It's interesting to know that a change in atmosphere brings on an arthritic type of pain.
Ok, back in May, my VA doctor prescibed some Methocarbamol, the generic of Robaxin. I took it for two or three weeks and all but stopped having any bowel movements. When they did occur, it was very painful and strained. I talked to my doc and she told me to stop taking them. I eat about 30 or so grams of fiber every day and am 36yrs old. I am concerned now that it might be the beginings of colon cancer.
If you can find a facility that offers hydrotherapy - meaning exercises are done in a pool or spa - so much the better. Removing gravity helps you get more out of your workout with less pain.
if your intestines and bowels are still weak, i recommend colon hydrotherapy. it helps. if you know of anyone with a bi-resonnance machin it helps. this is sent from a person who was terribly sick and has started coming back to life. take care buddy.
but did not think it could be why I could not poop because I did not splint to remove the stool but did enemas, laxatives and colon hydrotherapy...well, so over time the laxatives quit working and the enemas and colon hydrotherapy was taking hours to get the waste out of my body...I learned to restrict food to next to nothing...which again would point them in thinking I had mental issues because I looked anorexic at times...I finally in 2011 found a dr.
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