How many colonic irrigations should I get
and how much do they cost?

For someone who has never had a colonic irrigation or colon hydrotherapy treatment... It is not uncommon for a colon hydrotherapist to recommend a “series” of 3 therapies within approximately a 7 to 10 day time period.

This may also be recommended for those whose last treatment was longer than six (6) months ago.

Depending on your general colon health, the first one or two therapies help eliminate fecal waste built up in the first 1/2 to 2/3rds of the colon. Depending of the condition of your colon after the first 2 therapies — and your results, as observed by the therapist — additional visits may be necessary to obtain a more thorough cleansing.

Single therapy treatments vary from state to state, ranging from approximately $55 to $95 per treatment session. The typically office visit will last 1 hour, of which 45 minutes is actual colon hydrotherapy treatment.

Some, not all, colon therapists may offer discounts ($5 to $15 off per session) on therapy sessions if you are willing to prepay for multiple therapies. There may be a time limit within which you must take all your treatments.

Be sure to ask upfront about payment options available to you. The savings can be significant, especially if you require colon hydrotherapy frequently during the year.

Unfortunately, as with many types of alternative treatments, your health insurance policy may not cover the cost of your treatments. It would be a good idea to call them in advance to see if you're covered. Your therapist may also be familiar with health insurance providers who have paid their client's therapy costs in the past.

As more people start to demand their health insurance carriers underwrite the cost of their alternative health care, the insurance companies will eventually see the wisdom of paying to keep their policyholders healthy. But for now, very few health insurance policies cover colon hydrotherapy (except possibly in the State of Washington or California).

Here's how to contact a Colon Hydrotherapist in your area.

Frequently we are asked, “Do you use an intestinal cleanser to prepare for colon therapy... to relieve constipation... or to maintain good colon health and hygiene?”

The answer is definitely . . . Yes!

We've tried many different intestinal cleansers over the years and their effectiveness varies greatly. All are dependent on your preexisting colon health, and the amount of water you consume on a daily basis.

The use of an intestinal cleanser may NOT be appropriate for those who have particularly sensitive, or diseased colons... But, for the vast majority, there are exceptionally good reasons to use an all natural colon intestinal cleanser!

If you'd like more information on some excellent colon cleansers that have proven to be most beneficial to the majority of our clientele click here!