It's a new decade and with that brings a desire to change things in our lives to improve how we feel. I get asked all the time, "How many colonics should I do?" or "How often should I get a colonic?" I suggest making this treatment a part of your lifestyle and not just a "once in a blue moon" occasion. One of the best decisions you can make for the new year is to have regular colonics. If one session radically changes how you feel in one day, imagine what consistent treatments will do. I equate it to any holistic therapy, like acupuncture. You absolutely need to honor consistent visits to achieve ongoing results. Most people wait until it gets so bad, to where they are so bloated and uncomfortable, they can barely function. It's like
waiting until the garbage is overflowing in your bin to take it out rather than emptying it regularly to avoid the mess.
As we get older, our body slows down. That means everything from metabolism to eliminating toxins. It all just runs a little less efficiently especially if you aren't eating a clean diet or exercising regularly.
Some things feel even worse, like over-indulging in alcohol or fast food. You aren't able to snap back like you did when you were younger. Sometimes it takes days to get back to feeling normal and that has everything to do with your body's elimination rate of these toxins.
Colonics are simple, nearly effortless, and a safe way to speed up your body's ability to detox. The sooner the toxins are out, the better you will feel. In our busy lives, we don't have the luxury of taking time off to recuperate from our poor choices. Colonics get you back to your happy, healthy self in no time.
That's why for this new year, I recommend you come back for maintenance sessions. I have created packages at discounted rates to ease the cost of regular treatments and help you afford regular visits. Because insurance does not cover this holistic service, I have set up a Membership Program that allows you to get a colonic for as low as $65! Ask me about this new pricing next time you come in.
I hope to see you all more often in 2020!
-Dani
