What are colonics?

Colonics – also known as colon hydrotherapy or Colonic Irrigation is the infusion of micro-filtered water into the colon via a speculum inserted into the anus to cleanse the bowel.

Are colonics safe?

In the hands of a qualified therapist in a sterile professional clinic, colonics are very safe.

Why would I need a Colonic?

Colonics indications are far reaching. Common reasons for colonics are constipation, bloating and gas, Irritable Bowel Sydrome (also referred to as Spastic Colon), detoxification, headaches, weight gain, eczema and food sensitivities. Our living environments in the modern world are so toxic – that almost anyone can benefit from a colonic.

What conditions would prohibit me from having a colonic?

Each clinic and therapist will have specific requirements, at Trinity Health Foundation, we will not treat you if you have any of the following.

• · Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)
• · Pregnancy or women who are attempting to become pregnant
• · Recent (within 6 months) abdominal surgery.
• · Severe hemorrhoids or fissures.
• · Bowel pathologies – such as colon cancer, polyps, Chrohns disease, Ulceratice Colitis ect.

How many Colonics will I need?

This is one of the most difficult questions to answer. At Trinity Health Foundation we believe that you should receive as few treatments as is necessary to achieve the desired result. Someone who is severely constipated may need many more colonics to detox, than someone who is not. It is best to consult with us on an individual basis

What is the procedure?

Once you have made an appointment, you will need to complete an medial questionnaire. Our therapists will then revue the information and decide whether you are a candidate for colonics or not.

The colonic itself can be done on the same day. The procedure will be explained to you as we go ahead. A therapist is present at all times during the colonic.

Is a colonic messy?

Absolutely Not. We use a “closed system” which means there is no mess or smell.

Is it painful?

Most people have very little discomfort. A colonics should never be painful, however in a small amount of people some mild diarrhea like cramps are experienced. Should this occur, your therapist will gently massage your stomach and help with breathing until they pass.