Coffee infusion
Coffee enemas have become a popular and effective means of helping the liver use its antioxidants that fight free radicals.
This treatment, often used as part of a detox program, involves infusing organic coffee into the colon to stimulate the liver and gallbladder. Coffee enemas are renowned for their ability to support the release of toxins from the liver and encourage the production of glutathione, a powerful antioxidant.
In addition to its detoxifying effects, coffee enemas may help with migraines, increase bile flow, and provide general liver support. The treatment takes place after the colonic - and will add 15-30 minutes to your treatment time.
Herbal Infusions
Herbal infusions are highly effective at stimulating, relaxing, soothing or toning the bowel, helping to restore a natural rhythm. During a colonic treatment the herbs are absorbed via the hepatic portal system and stimulate the liver very quickly.
A herbal infusion can be one of the most supportive and efficient ways to make a difference in how you feel emotionally and physically with often immediate effects. The implant can help with conditions such as constipation, and tension to relax the bowel, dispel gas, relax cramps, stimulate the liver and improve peristalsis deepening the cleanse. Usually administered within or after a colonic, the infusion is retained for a specific amount of time, anywhere from 2 to 15 minutes depending on the herbs, and then expelled.
Probiotic infusions
Probiotics are live bacteria that normally reside in the ‘gut flora’ and are essential for a healthy gut. Colonic probiotic implants differ from oral probiotics by delivery directly into the colon and by normal absorption through the mucus membranes of the colon. This allows a greater uptake of the healthy bacteria.
The probiotic implant can benefit those who suffer from a gut bacteria imbalance. Correcting the gut flora may help relieve symptoms of constipation, bloating, gut infections such as food poisoning and side effects from the use of antibiotics.
The treatment is undertaken immediately after a standard colonic hydrotherapy treatment for maximum benefit. A measured dose of probiotics is mixed with a little filtered water and inserted directly into the colon via the rectum through a fine, flexible tube. The procedure is not uncomfortable. The mixture is retained for at least 30 minutes allowing the bacteria to adhere to the colon wall. The majority of individuals rarely have a problem retaining the solution and the remaining water will be absorbed into the bloodstream.