A colonic may be beneficial if you experience bloating, constipation, or irregular digestion, or if you’re preparing for a cleanse. If you have specific medical conditions, consult your doctor beforehand.

A colonic isn’t for everyone. If you have certain medical conditions, it may not be recommended. Additionally, we advise waiting at least three months after a colonoscopy unless you have medical clearance from your doctor. Check out the full list of contraindications here. If you’re unsure, feel free to ask our team or consult your doctor.

Avoid nuts, dairy, beans, alcohol, and carbonated beverages for 24 hours before your appointment, and skip heavy meals at least two hours beforehand. Staying hydrated is key, so drink plenty of water the day before and leading up to your session.

An enema clears the lower 3-5 inches of the colon and can be done at home, while a colonic is performed by a licensed colon hydrotherapist and can cleanse the entire colon. One colon irrigation is equivalent to 30 enemas.

Everyone’s needs are different. Many clients feel lighter after one session, but a series of 2-3 sessions is often recommended for a more thorough cleanse. Your therapist will discuss your goals and recommend a plan tailored to you.

You’ll receive the waivers with your appointment confirmation and preparation tips email. You can also fill them out directly through the link provided here.

Yes, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours in advance. Late cancellations or no-shows will be charged the full appointment price.

The actual colon hydrotherapy session lasts 45 minutes, but you should plan for about 1 hour and 15 minutes to allow time for changing, using the restroom, and getting settled before and after your session. This ensures you have a relaxed and unhurried experience.

Yes, you can go about your day as usual after your session as there’s no downtime or recovery needed. Some people feel energized, while others may feel a bit more relaxed or slightly tired, similar to how you might feel after a vigorous workout. Staying hydrated and listening to your body is always a good idea.

Yes, you can have a colonic session while menstruating. Many people find that it helps with bloating and overall discomfort during their cycle. It won’t interfere with the treatment, and you’re welcome to book as usual.

For colon hydrotherapy services, it’s important that we can communicate clearly during your session for safety and comfort. If you do not speak English, we require that you bring a trusted translator with you to assist. This ensures you fully understand the procedure, potential risks, and any instructions.