There are two main types of colon hydrotherapy systems: the open system and the closed system.
Open System
In an open system, you are in the room alone and responsible for inserting a small tube yourself. You perform the fills and releases while lying on a bed, and the waste is eliminated into the bed below.
This approach increases risk because individuals may not know what types of fills to perform. Additionally, there is no guidance or education on what is being eliminated, which can lead to misunderstandings. Many misconceptions about colon hydrotherapy come from the open system due to the lack of professional involvement.
Closed System
In a closed system, which is the method we use, a therapist is with you throughout the procedure. They guide you through the process and regulate your comfort using the device. Water is introduced into your colon through a small inlet, and waste exits through a fully enclosed outlet tube.
This setup ensures safety and comfort while providing an effective cleanse. The therapist assists with the releases and helps you understand why you might be experiencing certain symptoms.
Why We Use the Closed System
The closed system minimises risk, ensures comfort, and provides a more effective cleanse. With professional guidance, you can feel safe and supported throughout the procedure, allowing for better results and a deeper understanding of your body.
