Colonic irrigation, for the wellbeing of your insides
As there aren't any existing studies to support colonic irrigation, it's been consigned to the area of alternative medicine, but its importance is fundamental to the health of our whole body.
Hippocrates, the Greek scientist considered the founding father of medicine, stated that "All disease begins in the gut". Writings about Ayurvedic medicine can be found in ancient Indian sacred books dating back 2000-2500 years; it believes that over 70% of human ailments originate in the intestines.
Colonic irrigation as an alternative therapy
Colonic irrigation rids the body of all its toxins and should be the foundation for all therapy, but as there are no studies that support it, it now comes under the umbrella of alternative medicine. The intestines are not just important for digestion and waste elimination, but also for the overall health of the body. That's why colonic irrigation has always been considered a form of cure-all for human health.
Colonic irrigation using tap water
Colonic irrigation is able to remove dead cells, mucous, and bacteria that can cause infection, as well as allow drugs to be administered. It's a treatment that can be done by a doctor or at home. When doing it yourself, colonic irrigation is done with appropriate equipment that attaches to a tap, and introduces water into the rectum and flushes out any built-up material. The water gently relaxes the colon and stimulates the contraction of the intestines, which empties the water out through the draining tube.
A treatment recommended for irritable bowel syndrome and constipation
Colonic irrigation is an efficient way to promote the body's well-being and to alleviate a series of intestinal ailments such as constipation, diarrhea, hemorrhoids and irritable bowel syndrome. Colonic irrigation is usually done when preparing for a colonoscopy or other radiological testing. After the procedure, the friendly bacterial flora flourishes, promoting the well-being of the human body.