Comments on: Colonary Treats In Bangkok: Detox Yourself

By: BangkokDan

BangkokDan — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 03:56:25 +0000

MeMock:

Holistic Medical Center
253 Asoke Building, 20th Floor, Sukhumvit 21 Road
Tel.: 02 640 80 90

From Skytrain station Asok take MRT to Petchaburi and it’s only a short walk to Asoke Building.

They have a wide range of programs & packages. Enjoy.

BangkokDan

By: MeMock

MeMock — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 01:58:43 +0000

Where and how much?

By: BangkokDan

BangkokDan — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 02:15:00 +0000

andre: AbsoluteWellness - not to be mistaken with absolutelyBangkok! - has a 7 day detox program. Or google the keywords for other finds. Good luck and let us know how you felt before'n'after! BangkokDan

By: andre whitehead

andre whitehead — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 00:47:05 +0000

Well I will be coming to Bangkok in May, from the 8th to 20th and would like to set up an appointment for a colon cleansing, the 7 day treatment. Please respond on how to arrange.

Thank you.

Mr. Whitehead

By: Bill

Bill — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 17:28:02 +0000

I am almost convinced to try something like this out. It just seems a little unpleasant and embarrassing.

By: Thaigolfer

Thaigolfer — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 02:23:14 +0000

Thanks for the information Dan! I might try it someday. Just most “colonic experts” claim you need to do a whole detox course of a couple of days and that the effect from one time is not that substantial.

By: BangkokDan

BangkokDan — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 14:54:17 +0000

Thaifolfer - mentioned feeling of tiredness is directly linked to the laxatives' dehydrating effect - whereas a colonic cleansing hydrates the colon. Played some doctor, found out that: Laxatives are irritating to your colon, even if you are taking an herbal form. Colonics are more natural in that they stimulate peristalsis of the colon muscles and help to establish regularity. Laxatives cause the colon to spasm due to aggravation. Laxatives and colon cleansers will NOT cleanse the entire colon nor will it dissolve hard, encrusted fecal matter often found in the pockets of the colon (haustras). Just as there is no herb or pill that can magically dissolve tartar from the teeth and their associated pockets. Laxatives may pose quite some risks: - Difficulty concentrating (because stimulants affect the mind, as well as the body) - Dehydration (stimulants use up the fluids and many of the vitamins and minerals in your body, leaving you feeling weak and depleted) - Gastrointestinal problems (stimulants can irritate and damage your gastrointestinal system) - Insomnia (stimulants make it hard to sleep) - Dependency (many anorexics turn to laxatives for weight loss help and end up addicted) - Colon muscle damage (long term use will lead to dependency upon laxatives for normal bowel movements because the muscles in the colon will become damaged and incapable of normal function) - Jitters or the inability to control extremities (stimulants affect your central nervous system) Laxatives can contribute to dehydration of the colon and a weakening of the colon muscle, thus compounding colon problems such as constipation. Whereas colon hydrotherapy does just the opposite; it hydrates or waters your colon, softening hardened impactions, diluting toxins and flushing them out. Thus colon hydrotherapy benefits all organs of the body, and in addition, strengthens the colon muscle and promotes natural peristalsis. Give that colonic irrigation a try and tell us how it was! BangkokDan

By: Thaigolfer

Thaigolfer — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 11:22:20 +0000

I need more explanation on where this would be different, clean is clean. I’m quite interested in how it works besides flushing your guts, as I understand there is no evidence to support its use in the medical field.

By: kay

kay — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 14:26:57 +0000

Thanks for the good advice, detox for Valentine's Day.

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