Colonics, specifically colon hydrotherapy, is really gaining in popularity right now. In fact, at VIVA Wellness Clinic, it’s one of our most popular therapies. So what is colon hydrotherapy, how does it work, and why do people consider it?
What Happens During a Colonic?
A colonic, also called colon hydrotherapy, uses filtered, temperature-controlled water introduced into the colon through specialized equipment. The process allows water and waste to move through a closed system while a trained colon hydrotherapist guides the session.
If you are considering treatment, learn more about colon hydrotherapy at VIVA Wellness, including what to expect, pricing, candidacy, and appointment options.
Is Colon Hydrotherapy New?
No. Doctors and practitioners were performing colonics regularly in the early 1900s, prior to the availability of prescription and over-the-counter laxatives. But anthropologists believe the practice has been around since 1500 B.C.
Why Do People Consider Colon Hydrotherapy?
People seek colon hydrotherapy for a variety of personal wellness reasons, including concerns about regularity, bloating, or their digestive routine. Because individual health circumstances vary, colon hydrotherapy is not appropriate for everyone. Anyone with medical concerns should speak with a qualified healthcare provider before scheduling treatment.
People’s reasons for considering colon hydrotherapy vary, and experiences can differ from person to person. For more information about potential benefits, treatment considerations, and whether colon hydrotherapy may be appropriate for you, visit our colon hydrotherapy service page.
Where Can I Learn More About Colon Hydrotherapy?
If you’re considering a colonic and want to learn about VIVA Wellness’s treatment process, pricing, safety protocols, candidacy, and appointment options, visit our Milwaukee colon hydrotherapy service page.
If you have questions or would like to contact our office, you can either complete our Contact Form online or call or text our office directly. We will get back to you to answer any of your questions and to schedule your appointment.