Tag Archives: colonic
Colonics: Safe and Effective
Is colon hydrotherapy safe and effective? The answer to that important question, says Dr. Darlene Holloway, is “a qualified yes. It’s well established, over a period of many years, that colonics are useful and in many cases invaluable, with two … Continue reading
Is it Safe and Useful for a Pregnant Woman to have Colon Hydrotherapy?
An expert in colonics—Darlene Holloway, the International Colon Hydrotherapist of the Year in 2009—offers a qualified response to that query. “Often, women who are pregnant, or may want to become pregnant, ask me about the safety and usefulness of colonic … Continue reading
Colonics to Relieve Back Pain?
Darlene Holloway, tapped as Colon Therapist of the Year by the International Association of Colon Hydrotherapists last year, often makes connections between health in the colon and health in other body systems. “There are a range of health issues,” she … Continue reading
Rejuvenation Requires a Healthy Colon
It’s a well-established truth that regeneration and rejuvenation of the physical body is impossible without a properly functioning colon,” says Darlene Holloway, an expert in the field of colon irrigation therapy who founded the Alternative Health Center of Cary in … Continue reading
Colon Hydrotherapy Myths and Misconceptions
“Perhaps the most common misconception is that there is a lot of discomfort with the colon hydrotherapy,” she says. “There simply should not be any discomfort with a colonic. The colon is four layers of muscles. And just like any muscle, it functions by contracting and relaxing. That’s the normal process. If a client has a lazy colon, they may feel some sensation as the muscleis asked to do unfamiliar work. Continue reading
