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What a colonic is
Warm, filtered water fills the colon slowly and releases through the tubing, a few rounds, on a closed FDA cleared machine. About 30 to 40 minutes on the table.
The tubing and speculum are single use and thrown away after every session. The water is filtered with carbon and UV light. The machine is heat cleaned and disinfected with hospital grade solution after every client.
You lie on a padded table in a private, quiet room, covered the whole time. The small rounded tube goes in only an inch or two. You place it yourself, then Lorna sets it and connects the tubing. It does not hurt. Some cramping can happen, which is the colon doing its job. Everything stays inside the tubing and goes straight out, so there is no smell and no mess.
Your first visit, step by step
- Book a first visit onlineFirst visits are weekdays only and start by 5. They are booked at 90 minutes because Lorna does a consult first. The intake form is part of the booking.
- Two hours beforeNothing to eat or drink for two hours before your time. Deeper prep like juicing or a cleanse is optional, not required.
- On the tablePrivate room, covered the whole time. Water fills slowly and releases, a few rounds, about 30 to 40 minutes.
- AfterMost people feel fine and go right back to work. Some feel light and energized. A few feel a little tired or crampy for a bit, and a bowel movement in the next day is normal.
Good to know
Price$100per visit, plus the card fee
Deposit$50to hold your time
Length90 min first visit60 minutes when you return
WhereClarksville, TN808 Kraft St, Suite C, Clarksville, TN 37040
There is a $50 deposit. Cancel 24 hours or more ahead and it stays as account credit for 12 months. Inside 24 hours there is a late fee. For a Monday visit, cancel or reschedule by Saturday noon. Card only, no insurance, no cash. Hours: Mon to Fri 8 to 6, Sat 8 to noon for returning clients. First visits are weekdays only. Packages of 3 and 6 visits are set up with Lorna after a first visit.
Why people come in
Constipation, bloating and gas, IBS, sluggish bowels, getting off laxatives, general cleansing, and weight support. Colon hydrotherapy is not a cure or a treatment for disease. Lorna reviews everyone's health history on the intake form before a first visit, and anyone with a health concern should check with their doctor.
How many visits it takes depends on the person. For a first timer Lorna often suggests a series, around six, usually starting with a few close together. She decides that with you at the first visit.
Questions people ask
Does it hurt?
No. The tube goes in only an inch or two. Some cramping can happen during the session, which is a sign the colon is working.
Is it sanitary?
Yes. The tubing and speculum are single use and thrown away after each session, the water is filtered with carbon and UV, and the machine is disinfected with hospital grade solution after every client.
How do I prepare?
Nothing to eat or drink for two hours before. Anything deeper is optional.
Can I go back to work after?
Yes. Most people go right back to their day.
Can I come in on my period?
Yes. Wear a pad.
Who should not get a colonic?
The site's FAQ lists conditions where colonics are not done, such as severe heart disease, colon cancer, recent colon surgery, GI bleeding, and advanced pregnancy. Lorna reviews everyone's health history on the intake form before a first visit.
Do you take insurance?
No. Self pay, card only.
Book your colonic
New here? Book the first visit. Been in before? Book the returning visit. Lorna covers anything about your own health at your visit.
Questions? Call (931) 906-8083