Colonic irrigation in Bexley

Colonic irrigation in Bexley allows you to resculpt the colon, eliminate accumulated faecal matter, and effectively route food from the intestines. Consequently, it increases the functional surface of the bowels and the efficiency of its performance.

The client lies on the couch during the procedure, which lasts 30 to 50 minutes. Further, a practitioner periodically massages his lower abdomen with light movements to cleanse the remaining problem areas. Enhanced physical and thermal stimulation of the intestinal walls causes peristalsis and normalises the activity. Besides, we use sealed equipment. Moreover, the couch on which the patient lies remains dry throughout the procedure. The patient does not feel any unpleasant odours.

Recommended treatment

On the day of colon hydrotherapy, you should abandon any raw food (salads and fruits).

We recommended sitting on the toilet immediately after completing the treatment and walking around the room several times to empty the intestines.

Drinking more fluids, including water, tea, or broth, is necessary after Colonic irrigation in Bexley since colonic hydrotherapy promotes removing water from the body and colon resculpting.

When is colonic irrigation in Bexley necessary?

Indications for colonic irrigation in Bexley are:

• Any disruption of the bowels and abdominal organs (chronic constipation or diarrhoea, food allergies, intestinal irritation, haemorrhoids, inflammatory processes in the intestines, including diverticula, as well as colitis and Crohn’s disease)
• Bowel emptying during medical fasting

Skin diseases. Being a body part that removes toxins from the body, the skin is closely connected with the intestines and often responds to its intoxication with the appearance of eczema.

Currently, colonic treatments are available at our Holborn location in the centre of London.

Improve the bowel

Thus, consider carrying out skin inflammation and eczema treatments with measures to resculpt the colon.

• Particular indications: leg ulcers, foot eczema, retention of lymph in the legs and pelvis, chronic pelvic diseases, especially in women, psoriasis, neurodermatitis
• Candida and other common extraintestinal fungal infections;
• Rheumatic diseases (articular rheumatism, soft tissue rheumatism, chronic back problems and lumbago, problems associated with high acidity)
• Neurological disorders (constant headaches, migraines, chronic fatigue syndrome, depression, increased sensitivity to weather changes, neuralgia, chronic autonomic conditions)
• Pulmonary diseases (shortness of breath, asthma, allergies, food intolerance)
• Immunodeficiency Syndrome