What is Colonic Irrigation?
A Gentle and Effective Detoxification Treatment
Colonic irrigation, also known as colon hydrotherapy, is a great way to support your body through detox and treat conditions such as IBS, constipation, poor gut health and bloating, whilst removing old waste, hydrating the colon and supporting weight loss and your overall internal health. There are limited colonic providers in the North East of England - especially those who are medically trained. We are just a short drive away, serving clients from Newcastle, Gateshead, Sunderland, Northumberland, South Shields, North Shields and the surrounding areas.
Colonic irrigation is non habit forming, helping to improve the tone and function of the colon. The procedure lasts approximately 30 - 45 minutes and involves a series of water flushes hat help release old waste matter and cleanse the colon. If you are looking for more advice or to talk over booking your first session - give us a quick call to chat through.
Colonic irrigation is non habit forming, helping to improve the tone and function of the colon. The procedure lasts approximately 30 - 45 minutes and involves a series of water flushes hat help release old waste matter and cleanse the colon. If you are looking for more advice or to talk over booking your first session - give us a quick call to chat through.
The Benefits of Colonic Hydrotherapy
Many people wonder about the benefits of colonic hydrotherapy and may benefit from reading our page on why choose colonic irrigation? And the benefits of colonic irrigation. There are numerous health benefits when it comes to colonic treatments, for example, multiple sessions can improve the tone and function of the colon, enhancing overall health and promoting a more balanced digestive system. It is non-habit forming and is ideal for those looking to:
- Detoxify the body
- Improve bowel function
- Enhance overall gut health
- Reduce bloating and discomfort
- Support weight loss
- Support elimination with digestive issues such as candida & sibo
- Find relief from constipation.
What to Expect from Your Colonic Irrigation Treatment
Before your treatment begins, you’ll complete a consultation form, allowing the nurse to assess your needs and any medical conditions. While most individuals can undergo colonic irrigation, certain medical conditions may prevent treatment. You can find a list of these contraindications on our website or by speaking to our nurses at our Newcastle or Gateshead clinic.
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Our treatments are conducted in a private, purpose-built room where client comfort and privacy are of utmost importance. Rest assured, all procedures adhere to the highest standards of hygiene, utilizing single-use, disposable equipment for each session. Additionally, all surfaces are thoroughly cleaned with antibacterial spray between clients, ensuring a clean and odourless environment.
After your colonic irrigation session, we offer all clients a complimentary probiotic supplement with water to restore healthy gut bacteria. You’re welcome to relax in our waiting area with a cup of herbal tea before heading home. |
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Customised Treatment Plans
Each client is assessed individually by our nurses at the first consulatation, who will provide guidance on the number of treatments needed based on your health goals. During a consultation your medical history, diet and all related matters of health are discussed and a plan of your treatment and goals are agreed upon. A personalised treatment plan is designed to suit your needs, ranging from a single session to a series of treatments over several weeks or months. Each client is assessed individually at each subsequent treatment by the nurse who will discuss any diet and lifestyle changes as well as suggesting any nutritional supplements which will be of benefit.
Additional Colonic Treatments
At Central Healthcare, we offer additional colonic therapies such as colonic algimud and inchloss treatments. You can also opt for colonic implants and enemas, which can further enhance the detoxification process.
Why Choose Our Gravity-Fed System For Your Colonic?
At Central Healthcare, we use a gravity-fed system for colonic irrigation. Unlike electric systems, our method allows for more gentle and controlled treatment, ensuring a comfortable experience. Our trained nurse will monitor the treatment and provide colon massage throughout to help release tension and improve the removal of waste.
Who May Not Be Suitable for Colonic Treatment
Most individuals are able to have colonic irrigation but there are some medical conditions which prevent us from carrying out the treatment these restrictions are listed on the form and also here on the website; so if you are under a doctor's care for any medical condition please check our contraindications to treatment page contraindications. If you are concerned about any of these or have any other medical condition you think we should be aware of please call the centre in Newcastle or Gateshead and one of the nurses will advise you if we can carry out the treatment.
Get Started with Your Colonic Irrigation at Central Healthcare If you're interested in improving your digestive health, detoxifying your system, or simply maintaining a healthy lifestyle, colonic irrigation could be the right choice for you. Our team is dedicated to providing safe, professional, and comfortable treatments designed to meet your individual health needs.
Contact us today to schedule your consultation and start your journey toward better gut health!
Get Started with Your Colonic Irrigation at Central Healthcare If you're interested in improving your digestive health, detoxifying your system, or simply maintaining a healthy lifestyle, colonic irrigation could be the right choice for you. Our team is dedicated to providing safe, professional, and comfortable treatments designed to meet your individual health needs.
Contact us today to schedule your consultation and start your journey toward better gut health!
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Still have questions, please give us a call on 0191 222 0100 to speak to us during opening hours. 9.00 am to 8pm Monday and Friday 9.00 am to 6.00 pm on Saturday or read our Frequently Asked Questions online anytime. |
