Tag Archives: natural health
Diabetes and Colonics – Exploring the Connection
“Many doctors now recommend colon hydrotherapy for their diabetic patients,” notes Ms. Holloway, “often as a first step in treatment. Type 2 diabetics are often prescribed one or two medications to control the processing of insulin. A healthy diet and a regular exercise program are of great importance in managing diabetes, and it’s vital to ensure that the colon is clean and functioning well. Continue reading
Toxins and the Nature of Healing
“When the colon is congested with stagnant wastes,” says Ms. Holloway, “toxins can back up into the system and pollute the inner environment. Susan gave every indication that her entire system was suffering from toxic pollution. Poisons in the colon can re-enter and circulate in the bloodstream, making us feel ill, tired, or weak.” Continue reading
Many Paths to Healing
Darlene Holloway is certainly in the forefront in the Triangle in offering different paths to healing. In her Alternative Health Center of Cary, a steadily increasing flow of clients come to her and her therapist colleagues for ion detoxification, colon hydrotherapy, sports massage, lymphatic drainage, deep tissue massage, reflexology, biofeedback, pregnancy massage, infant massage, Swedish/therapeutic massage, and ear candling. Continue reading
Linking Colon Health to Optimal Health
There’s a powerful connection between colon health and optimal health, notes Darlene Holloway of Alternative Health Center of Cary. Regularly cleansing your colon offers significant preventive benefits for many health problems including cancer. Continue reading
Preventive Care for Natural Health
The large intestine—the colon, a muscular tube that is usually about five to six feet long—is a body part that gets a lot of attention, and for good reason, notes Darlene Holloway of Alternative Health Center of Cary. “Colorectal cancers are the second largest cause of cancer deaths in this country, with the expectation this year of nearly 60,000 deaths out of about 150,000 reported cases,” she notes. Continue reading
