Comments on: Colonics Therapist Feedback - St. Paul http://healthychoices.askahealer.com/2008/01/01/colonics-therapist-feedback-st-paul/ How to make healthy choices for natural healing and wellness. Explore natural remedies and spiritual healing. Sun, 14 Mar 2010 05:04:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: super colon cleanse http://healthychoices.askahealer.com/2008/01/01/colonics-therapist-feedback-st-paul/#comment-26518 super colon cleanse Fri, 06 Nov 2009 05:14:46 +0000 http://healthychoices.askahealer.com/2008/01/01/colonics-therapist-feedback-st-paul/#comment-26518 <p>You’ve heard about colon cleansing and you are wondering if it is, in fact, advisable. This article will tell you why you need to cleanse your colon. People have used colon cleanse for centuries. This is a very important detoxification process, since it helps you maintain good overall health. You may not realize it, but a sluggish digestive system can give rise to a number of health problems, the seriousness of which can vary greatly. These problems include constipation, obesity and cardio-vascular diseases.</p> Admin note: Removed promotional link. You may contact this poster at the following email for more information: robert at mycolon-cleanse dot com You’ve heard about colon cleansing and you are wondering if it is, in fact, advisable. This article will tell you why you need to cleanse your colon. People have used colon cleanse for centuries. This is a very important detoxification process, since it helps you maintain good overall health. You may not realize it, but a sluggish digestive system can give rise to a number of health problems, the seriousness of which can vary greatly. These problems include constipation, obesity and cardio-vascular diseases.

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]]> By: admin http://healthychoices.askahealer.com/2008/01/01/colonics-therapist-feedback-st-paul/#comment-12772 admin Fri, 07 Aug 2009 14:25:25 +0000 http://healthychoices.askahealer.com/2008/01/01/colonics-therapist-feedback-st-paul/#comment-12772 If a person has diverticulitis or other serious colon issues, they should always inform the colonics therapist of this before ever having a colonic done. It is possible that, if a person has a weak diverticulitis area in their colon, that the colon wall could perforate during a colonic. I don't know what the statistics are on that and will do some research on that subject when I find the time. Thanks for bringing up the topic. If a person is in otherwise good health and has no diverticulitis or other condition that might weaken the colon wall, I believe colonics to be safe, assuming the therapist is skilled and aware. That is an issue whether you are going to a western doctor or an alternative medicine provider. Different levels of skill and awareness matter a great deal, regardless of the treatment I get so I like to talk with the therapist beforehand and ask questions about risks, how uncomfortable a therapy might be, what to expect during and after a treatment, etc. If they don't want to take time to explain that or don't seem to have anything to report in any of those areas, I would wonder if they have the level of skill I want whenever I allow anyone to help me feel better. As for electrolyte imbalances, I'd say that could also be a risk if a person were already depleted when they went in and had colonics over and over. An ethical colonics therapist should also inform you of how often a colonic will be safe, based on your particular health situation. If a person has diverticulitis or other serious colon issues, they should always inform the colonics therapist of this before ever having a colonic done. It is possible that, if a person has a weak diverticulitis area in their colon, that the colon wall could perforate during a colonic. I don’t know what the statistics are on that and will do some research on that subject when I find the time. Thanks for bringing up the topic.

If a person is in otherwise good health and has no diverticulitis or other condition that might weaken the colon wall, I believe colonics to be safe, assuming the therapist is skilled and aware.

That is an issue whether you are going to a western doctor or an alternative medicine provider. Different levels of skill and awareness matter a great deal, regardless of the treatment I get so I like to talk with the therapist beforehand and ask questions about risks, how uncomfortable a therapy might be, what to expect during and after a treatment, etc. If they don’t want to take time to explain that or don’t seem to have anything to report in any of those areas, I would wonder if they have the level of skill I want whenever I allow anyone to help me feel better.

As for electrolyte imbalances, I’d say that could also be a risk if a person were already depleted when they went in and had colonics over and over. An ethical colonics therapist should also inform you of how often a colonic will be safe, based on your particular health situation.

]]> By: Good therapy http://healthychoices.askahealer.com/2008/01/01/colonics-therapist-feedback-st-paul/#comment-12751 Good therapy Fri, 07 Aug 2009 12:17:19 +0000 http://healthychoices.askahealer.com/2008/01/01/colonics-therapist-feedback-st-paul/#comment-12751 <p>How do we know if a person is a genuine colonic therapist. I do know that it can be extremely dangerous if done by untrained personnel. If done too often, I do know that it can cause heart failure from electrolyte imbalances in the . I am still very skeptical about colonic therapy.</p> How do we know if a person is a genuine colonic therapist. I do know that it can be extremely dangerous if done by untrained personnel. If done too often, I do know that it can cause heart failure from electrolyte imbalances in the . I am still very skeptical about colonic therapy.

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