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Colonic Hydrotherapy

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Sweetfudge
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I've been looking into colonic hydrotherapy for a few weeks now. There is a supposedly great clinic near my house, w/ one of the only certified hydrotherapists in Utah. I have friends (non-celiacs) who swear by the treatment. But I've been a bit nervous about it. Everything I've read says it's great, or that it's just quackery but harmless. Wanted to talk to anyone whose done it before. :D Thanks in advance!

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It is not quackery and can be very beneficial. I have read on here though that some people had some issues, maybe due to not being healed. Check around, I know there is a thread on here somewhere.

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It is not quackery and can be very beneficial. I have read on here though that some people had some issues, maybe due to not being healed. Check around, I know there is a thread on here somewhere.

k will do, thx :D

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slcceliac
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Sweetfudge, what are the benefits of colon hydrotherapy???

I was diagnosed in Feb, and I still have GI symptoms? Does hydrotherapy help with them??? Can you give me the contact info of the person that does this in Utah (I'm in SLC).

Thanks.

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so i have heard, it just helps your body all around. here's a pretty good website i found while researching. i have the info, i'll post it later (out the door to work right now).

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