One place I looked at charges $195 for the first visit and $99 for the subsequent visits... they recommend 6 visits in total.
I find it interesting that it can help with alll sorts of issues including gall stones. I wish I knew that 12-ish years ago.
Thanks mr squidipa- i agree with that of course, but it will be in conjunction with excercise and good diet, i guess it would be like a new start to removing all the toxins which will then help your metabolism im not looking at it like a quick fix
I'd be interested in trying it, I have 'lazy bowel' so I reckon a good flushing of the system might do me some good. I don't think any places in town offer that service though so for now it's on the 'wishlist' for body and beauty treatments
during labour I was begging for an enema ROFL, but in my 'right mind' I don't know if I could, I would be a bit embarassed I think. Apparently princess Di had weekly sessions done as part of her beauty regime, but having it done that often actually buggers up your bowel as it takes away all the good bacteria that break down the food. Having it done at the start of a weightloss/healthy lifestyle program wouldn't hurt because you can have up to 7kg of undigested food in your bowel at any one time. Once you have a good clean out done you would have to maintain it with loads of fibre, water and metamucil etc.
OMG how can you have 7 kg of undigested food inside you??? Doesn't it take about 12-24 hours to fully digest and pass through your system? We don't eat 7 kgs of food a day... surely???
I have a friend who swears by it, says she feels so refreshed and relaxed afterwards....hmmm reckon I'd be a bit chicken though....having given plenty of high enemas in my lifetime not sure I'd really be able to do it.
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