Indications and contraindications

You should consider having a colon cleasing therapy if one or more conditions below are present:

• acute fectal impaction,
• constipation,
• colitis,
• diarrhea,
• parasitic infection,
• atonic colon,
• abdominal distension,
• hemorrhoid (mild to moderate),
• nutrient supplementation via rectum,
• balance physiologic flora of Large intestine,
• mucous colitis,
• fever therapy,
• hyper/hypothermia,
• blower training,
• prevention,
• preparation for surgery,
• barium enema,
• intestinal toxemi,
• lupus

Colontherapy is contraindicated if one of the conditions below is present. If you still wish to undergo the treatment, please consult your physician first.

• abdominal hernia,
• dialysis patients,
• abdominal surgery,
• diverticulitis,
• abdominal distension,
• fissures & fistulas,
• acute liver failure,
• hemorrhaging,
• anemia,
• hemorrhoidectomy,
• aneurysum- all types,
• hernia,
• carcinoma of the colon,
• intestinal perforations,
• cardiac condition,
• pregnancy,
• cirrosis,
• rectal/colon surgery,
• renal insufficiencies