Colonic School

I had digestive problems for years, and I think of colon hydrotherapy by a licensed professional who was a nurse. It has been many studies for this year and has done for years. I know many of you look at these sites Quackwatch, but is it not true that the FDA and numerous other organizations intentionally try to discredit alternative therapies, because it does not make money?

My question is, has anyone ever had this procedure done, and what were the results? I have seen many examples of people on the Web that actually said it helped them, so I'm curious what you think. What are the dangers?

Hello, I am a nurse and colon hydrotherapy and will not help solve your digestive problems, there is no scientific evidence to support it can help anything in particular outside to get rid of your money. The best thing to do FRO you would use a cleanser with natural herbal all for your digestive system, there are others you can use three to four times a year and get something to promote the villi that digest digestinal food in the tube. I recommend 21 days to clean herbal myhealthabcmall.com, it is inexpensive and detox your entire system for a fraction of the cost of hydrotherapy. Also try drinking herbal aloe, unlike stomach indigestion remedies Wnt yur coat and prevent the cleaner to work all the toxins. Good Luck.

Well, being one of the few honest and inbetween naturopathic doctor that exists in this world today, I agree with the theory of this procedure to be dangerous. It has been shown no case where this has helped someone.

I'll have to demystify the idealism of "the FDA or other organizations intentionally discredit alternative therapies" because the truth of the matter is, they have studied and analyzed these types of treatments in population groups with well-controlled groups placebo correct.

If in the pharmaceutical field were all the green matter, why would they help those who can not afford treatment?

The only people I know who make money are those who claim to cure alls for what ails you. They see green, you give a treatment that is not an honest decent thing to help a sick people and they send you on your way, that is, unless they say "this or that does not work, c is perhaps more "treatment." The next thing you know, you have no life savings left.

In addition, ongoing studies for the past three years in California and New York with two colleges have found nothing benefitial for the treatment of several types of diseases.

They found, however, that the Milk Thistle not decrease ALT / AST levels in those with liver disease. These enzymes could be responsible for the formation of cancer cells and growth if at higher than normal.

Last but not least, your skeptical of this procedure. Being an honest person who I am, I can honestly tell you that if you are satisfied or have any doubts, the chances are that you have good reason to be.

"If it sounds too good to be true it probably is too good to be true."