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Colonic Hydrotherapy Insurance

What is Colonic Hydrotherapy?

Colonic Hydrotherapy effectively addresses issues such as constipation, diarrhoea, gas, and bloating. It can contribute to the reduction of abdominal obesity and alleviate pain associated with joint diseases. Colon cleansing is typically used as a preparatory measure for medical procedures like colonoscopies. However, some alternative medical practitioners may offer colon cleansing for various reasons, such as detoxification, beyond its traditional use. During a colon cleanse, significant volumes of water (approximately 60 litres) are flushed through the colon, potentially accompanied by other substances, such as herbs or coffee.

Why do you need insurance for Colonic Hydrotherapy?

While Colonic Hydrotherapy is generally considered a low-risk profession, it is still essential to safeguard both yourself and your business. In our current climate, individuals are more inclined to pursue legal action, seeking compensation. Therefore, it is crucial to take proactive measures to protect your professional and financial interests.

What are the benefits of Colonic Hydrotherapy?

  • Colon Hydrotherapy serves as an exceptional screening tool for detecting colorectal cancer.
  • It proves to be highly valuable in diagnostic procedures aimed at evaluating the colon.
  • It may be particularly beneficial in preparation for bowel surgery, creating an optimal surgical field and reducing the risk of postoperative complications.
  • Offers the ability to locate and relieve faecal impactions, assess mucous quantity and colour, as well as identify increased levels of gas.
  • It is effective for the detection of parasites.
  • It is useful in the detoxification process for individuals struggling with drug addiction or alcoholism.
  • Complete examination and cleansing of the entire colon can be performed every six months to detect any presence of blood.

 

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