I live in Fallbrook so not San Diego but I drive into San Diego once in a while and like most places it has the nice places and the not so nice places. Deployments suck but there's unfortunately no way of avoiding them. My husband is almost done with his deployment (he's a Marine) and it went by kinda quick. I had the pregnancy and my son keeping my hands full plus I take care of kids occasionally. You'll get through it though don't worry.
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.
Is there a reason why more people will not do the colon hydrotherapy detox? Wouldn't this make more people healthier?
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).
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