Is Colon Hydrotherapy Safe?
What keeps it low-risk, possible side effects, and who should check with their doctor first.
Read the guide →By private appointment only
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Feel better, live lighter and reconnect with your body. Gentle, gravity-fed colon hydrotherapy that hydrates the colon and supports its natural rhythm, delivered with care, comfort and complete privacy.
What is it?
Colon hydrotherapy, also known as colonic irrigation, uses a pencil-thin tube that sits just 3 cm inside the anal opening to gently introduce purified, temperature-regulated water into the colon. The body naturally releases the water along with accumulated waste. No drugs or chemicals are used, just filtered, temperature-controlled water.
The gentle, gravity-fed filling and emptying of the colon hydrates the bowel and helps activate its natural peristaltic (muscular) movement, which can improve digestive transit time. The whole process is odourless, hygienic and uses only single-use disposable equipment.

The experience
Avoid heavy meals for around 2 hours beforehand. Light foods, steamed vegetables, soups and smoothies, are ideal, and aim for 1–2 litres of water across the day.
A session lasts around 40–45 minutes. You undress privately from the waist down and stay comfortably draped throughout. A pencil-thin disposable tube, sitting just 3 cm inside the anal opening, is self-inserted, then warm water flows in gently and releases naturally.
Many people feel lighter and more energised. We provide a probiotic and electrolyte drink, and recommend light, easily digestible foods for the rest of the day.

How it may help
Everybody is different, but clients commonly report:
Because the colon is roughly as long as you are tall, a series of sessions is often recommended for a thorough cleanse. Your therapist will help design a plan that suits you.
Guides
What keeps it low-risk, possible side effects, and who should check with their doctor first.
Read the guide →The practical food guide clients ask us for at the front desk. No fasting, no extreme prep.
Read the guide →It depends, and anyone who gives every person the same number is guessing. What your therapist actually weighs up.
Read the guide →The question we're asked most. An honest look at what a colonic may and may not do for that heavy, bloated feeling.
Read the guide →For anyone feeling backed up or leaning on laxatives. How a session works, and why habits matter more.
Read the guide →What we tell clients who mention IBS, when we'd say wait, and why your GP comes first.
Read the guide →Includes a full consultation, your colon hydrotherapy treatment, an infrared sauna session and a probiotic.