This was the first time I had ever had a colonic treatment done. Four colon sessions later I have MUCH more energy and am glad I have begun the procedure. My primary care physician wrote my prescription for this after giving me a physical to be sure I was fit for it (some people aren't). The first session is rough since you're stirring up a lot of stuff - in fact, I felt downright awful for a whole day after the first session. But the second session was a breeze, as were the third and fourth.

The last reviewer noted that they felt miserable after the first visit. That is to be expected, and the clinic staff told me that up front. Second, the reviewer said that their physician didn't recommend this colon cleansing method. Well, had the doctor had ANY patients that had undergone it in the past? Given the legal environment nowadays, a doctor isn't incentivized to take your best interests into account when they aren't familiar with a proceedure that you are inquiring about. Regardless of what they say to the contrary, a doctor will cover their own liabilities first and foremost, as any business owner would, and WILL NOT recommend something that they are unfamiliar with.

My point is: if you're thinking about doing this, first find a doctor that is familiar with the proceedure and discuss it with them. They will give a you a better assesment of whether or not you would benefit from undergoing it.

First of all they charge you an extra $50 for a prescription to get the colon irrigation. I never saw a doctor and they claim the doctor saw my application and everything was perfect. I felt terribly fatigued after the procedure that I ended up having to see my real Doctor. My doctor told me to NEVER go back.