Recently an apparently healthy middle-aged man in excellent physical condition came to my center and stated the he wanted to try a series of colonic irrigations. We scheduled an appointment.
When the time came to fill the questionnaire it was obvious that my new client cared a lot about his health, ate a diet rich in fibers, with only a token amount of animal protein, instead lots of raw foods – and almost no junk at all. The main motivation for him to commit to a series of colonics, was to a) experience how this new wonder device at my clinic would work and how much better it would be than the enemas that he did with his occasional fasting; and b) to remain true to his dictum that an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure.
The first colon hydrotherapy treatment produced a surprise, namely the flushing out of countless worms that normally are only hosted in the duodenum. In fact, it is a very bad sign when they appear in the colon, thus indicating that they have proliferated to a dangerous degree.
To back up the finding an ultra sound was done, which confirmed the first diagnosis. Of course, a medication was also prescribed to put an end to the parasites.
Thus in this case, colonic irrigation provided not only relief but first as a diagnostic tool, also helped to uncover a previously unknown pathological condition, thus confirming the claim of colon hydrotherapy as an excellent means to free the body of parasites.