March 2007

What I have learned working here in the Bay Area as a Colon Hydrotherapist is that the path to healing is a slow, individual and worthy path to be on. Many of my clients travel, as do I on this path.

I have learned from working for the past 2 1/2 years consistently with the same people that this form of detoxification takes time and patience. I believe Kevin Trudeau is right in his book Natural Cures that it takes many colonics to open and tone the colon so that it can disgard unwanted toxins and waste. I do believe that going slower is better for the body, mind and spirit. To make steady changes of lifestyle that include diet and nutrition, health and longevity,is working towards a more detox rather than retox state of being.

I have seen many results over these years with myself and clients that lead me to believe that change can only be looked at behind you and that shifting is in front. To shift little by little takes slowing down. Going slow in this culture is contrary to the mainstream. I encourage you to slow down in your life and process change, I hold it for you, and we walk this path together.

Therefore, Colon Hydrotherapy works very well but it takes time.

What is being discovered right now is that Chinese herbs have been compromised by environmental elements and are being looked at for heavy metals, if you use such herbs secure their source ask if they have been tested.