Colonics are not a waste of time, and the relief they gave me for only $75 is well beyond my ability to fully describe here. I don't think 75 dollars is expensive compared to the cost of long term toxicity. A drop in the bucket compared to months of suffering and daily self-help attempts if you don't.

The water goes well beyond just 1.5 feet btw with a professional colonic. I'd compare it to pumping your stomach from the opposite end.

Dawn. I was aghast after my first colonic and what came out of there. Things not described in textbooks...

Once a month is probably fine. I have only had 3 in my lifetime, all during this previous spring. I haven't felt the need to go back the past several weeks. I know when I need it... my hips joints start aching and it hurts to walk from too many toxins passing through my colon.

It was only embarrassing for the first 10 minutes or so... my colonic therapist, and I have to assume it's probably the norm for people who do lots of this, worked quite hard my first visit to overcome that, she was great. I know for sure I could never do for myself what she does... as the colonic thing is happening she was there massaging parts of my stomach to help loosen it up. You could literally feel the lumps and blockages the first time I went in. I'm not heavy and everything was pretty evident in that regard. She was able to literally massage these hard things that would not budge in my stomach loose while the water rinsed.

I never had a single issue with my stomach prior to being poisoned by the dentist btw, so all of that is defintely caused by the mercury and other poisons in their materials.