Bloated, Tired, Low Energy?

Your appointment lasts about one hour. The colonic itself takes about 40 to 50 minutes.

Yes. Colon hydrotherapy is a safe, gentle therapy. At Healing Waters Wellness we use a closed system and a trained therapist is with you the entire session. The water pressure is low and tailored to your body, making the process comfortable, clean, and odor-free.

Colonics have been around for thousands of years. Ancient Egyptians and Greeks practiced colon cleansing as part of their health routines, and today modern equipment and professional care make it a comfortable experience.

New clients pay just $99 for their first session. After that, single sessions are $130, and package deals are available at our location.

You'll lie comfortably on a massage table while gentle, purified water is introduced at low pressure. This stimulates your body's natural peristalsis, which helps move waste out. Waste and water flow out through a closed system, so there is no odor, no mess, and complete privacy. There is no downtime, so you can go right back to work, errands, or daily activities.

The colon is almost six feet long, and each session clears only a portion at a time, so many people choose several sessions close together. After that initial series, most make it part of a regular wellness routine. There is no one prescription for everyone, so talk with your therapist about your goals and lifestyle and they will help you build the right schedule.

Many clients notice they feel lighter, less bloated, and more energized after just one session. For deeper results we recommend a series of 3 to 6 sessions close together, followed by monthly maintenance.

Yes. Colon hydrotherapy isn't only for constipation. Think of it like brushing your teeth: you don't wait for a cavity to clean them. Many clients include colonics as part of their regular wellness routine.

Yes. Many clients find a colonic during their period helps them feel lighter and more comfortable.

No. Colon hydrotherapy simply stimulates your body's natural peristalsis, so nothing is pulled or forced. Some first-time clients feel mild gas or cramping that passes quickly, and sessions typically become easier and more comfortable over time.

It's best to avoid eating for 2 to 3 hours before your session. This isn't required, but many clients and therapists find that a lighter stomach makes the session more comfortable.

Before your colonic, limit heavy meals for 2 to 3 hours and stay hydrated. Afterward, drink plenty of water (electrolytes are a bonus), eat clean whole foods, avoid processed or greasy meals right away, and support your gut with probiotic-rich foods or a quality supplement.

Some beneficial bacteria are released along with waste, which is natural, just like a regular bowel movement. Staying hydrated and enjoying probiotic-rich foods afterward helps support your gut flora.

Colonics are not recommended for people with:

• Cancer of the colon or GI tract, or carcinoma of the rectum
• Congestive heart failure or a recent heart attack
• Recent abdominal, colon, or rectal surgery (within 3 months)
• Pregnancy
• Active diverticulitis, ulcerative colitis, or Crohn's flare (okay once healed and in remission)
• Severely inflamed hemorrhoids (okay once not inflamed)
• GI perforation or hemorrhage
• Vascular aneurysm
• Renal insufficiency or cirrhosis
• Epilepsy or psychosis
• Fissures, fistula, or rectal or abdominal tumors

If you're unsure or have a health condition not listed here, please contact us and we'll help you determine the safest next step.