An Advanced Ritual of Inner Purification
What It Is
Colon Hydrotherapy is a sophisticated evolution of the traditional enema—a medically designed, machine-assisted therapy that provides a deep, controlled cleanse of the colon, helping to eliminate accumulated toxins and rejuvenate digestive health.
The Procedure
A small, sterile speculum is gently inserted into the rectum
Warm, UV-purified water is introduced at a carefully regulated flow
The water gently fills and flushes the colon—from the large intestine to the lower small intestine
Waste, gas, and toxins are released via a closed, odor-free system, visible through a screen
The entire process lasts approximately 45 minutes, performed by a certified hydrotherapist
Conducted under medical supervision in a serene, spa-like environment
Followed by a doctor-prescribed 3-day post-care diet to support gut healing and microbiome balance
Not an Enema—An Elevated, Therapeutic Detox
Unlike an enema, which cleans only the lower bowel, Colon Hydrotherapy offers a full-colon cleanse, using modern equipment, precision, and therapeutic monitoring for optimal internal renewal.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Gua Sha can help with:
- Relieving muscle and joint pain
- Reducing inflammation
- Improving circulation
- Relieving tension headaches and migraines
- Enhancing lymphatic drainage
- Improving skin tone and elasticity (facial Gua Sha)
Gua Sha is generally not painful. You may feel a firm pressure or mild discomfort, but the treatment should not be painful. Some redness or light bruising may occur, which is normal and temporary.
No, Gua Sha can be used on the face, neck, back, shoulders, and other areas of the body depending on the condition being treated.
A typical Gua Sha session lasts between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the area being treated and the purpose of the therapy.
Some people may experience temporary redness, slight bruising, or soreness in the treated area. These effects usually subside within a few days.
For general wellness or facial rejuvenation, 1–2 sessions per week may be recommended initially. For pain relief or chronic conditions, your therapist may suggest a personalized schedule.
Most people can safely receive Gua Sha. However, it may not be suitable for those with bleeding disorders, active skin infections, open wounds, or if pregnant without medical clearance.
After Gua Sha, it’s advised to drink plenty of water, rest, and avoid intense physical activity for a few hours. Avoid exposing the treated area to cold drafts or extreme temperatures.
