Are there any circumstances in which colonic irrigation is not recommended?
For more info. go to www.CaptainColon.com or http Yes. If the patient has severe cardiac disease, high blood pressure (above 160 systolic), aneurysm, cirrhosis, carcinoma of the colon or rectum, advanced pregnancy, and any recent abdominal, hernia, colon, or rectal surgery. A qualified colonic therapist should take a detailed history and be made aware of any conditions for which colonic irrigation is not advised. What should i do before and after a treatment? Before treatment increase your water consumption to 1.5 2L of water daily. After treatment drink herb teas or thin soup, avoiding meat, bread and dairy foods for 24 hours. Bowel movement will usually return 36-48 hours after treatment. How long has colonic irrigation been practised or known about? The first known use of colonic irrigation was by the Egyptians in 1500 BC and used frequently in hospitals until the 1940s. Warren, Michigan Chile, Santiago Manchester, New Hampshire Bolivia, Sucre Daftah, United Arab Emirates, Daftah, UAE Estonia, Tallin New Haven, Connecticut Lansing, Michigan Warrnambool, Victoria City of Lismore, Australia www.CaptainColon.com