Colonic irrigation machines

Has anyone experienced using one of those large colonic irrigation machines, where you can see the wastes via a large clear tube? I’m very interested in trying this.

I built one a few years ago and used it 2 or 3 times a month. I haven't used it for at least 6 years. I have to get it working again and make a video 😁

I have colonics on a regular basis; however, I don't see the waste in the tube. The therapists rarely comments on what I expel. I am sure that I could ask but I doubt that I ever will.

I have colonics on a regular basis; however, I don't see the waste in the tube. The therapists rarely comments on what I expel. I am sure that I could ask to see but I doubt that I ever will.

You’re more likely to be able to see the waste tube on a closed system versus an open system. I don’t have access to a closed system, and cannot see the waste line due to its location. My therapist (?) makes subtle comments like “you’re doing good” or “this session is very effective”. I just lay back and enjoy it, not interested in seeing the results.

I enjoy my colonics. I can see the waste through the clear tube and through a window in the machine. My hygienist is a wonderful woman and she will insert the speculum several times if I ask her. It really feels good. She will also wiggle it a bit. That feels good too.

I have wanted to do this for decades, but my experience getting light-headed with my first bag enema where I didn't use salt has made me wary of doing it, because colonics don't use salt. I had two poorly performed gravity colonics over 25 years ago, but the tube laid on the table beside me. I'm not interested in looking at what comes out, really. I'd just like a machine to be used.

I have been fortunate to be able to go to a number of ladies for my colonics. They have used Woods Gravity tank and various machines. Some have allowed me to see the viewing glass, some not. Some have commented "oh, lots of sweetcorn " or "you are really frothy" others not! And one, who had LIBBE had a camera on the viewing tube with monitors in the treatment room and her office!

I got my certification to give colonics about 10 years ago. Up until about two years ago, I worked off and on part time as a colon hydrotherapist for a naturopathic clinic in my area. I've given hundreds of colonics to both women and men, young and old. With the diets and the junk people eat these days, I highly recommend a colonic at minimum once ever couple months or so. We trained on the Dotolo Toxygen for certification, but the clinic I worked used a Clearwater clinical model machine. I prefer a closed system for several reasons. Everything stays enclosed in a waste hose leaving the speculum, no smells or risk of contamination. I'm a registered nurse, and I perform the speculum insertion into the client's rectum. I'm was already medically trained giving countless enemas to patients. So being trained at doing safe, comfortable rectal insertions is essential for a good colonic and keeping the client calm. Having a speculum inserted might be slightly uncomfortable for just a few brief seconds, but never a painful experience when properly performed. But nervous clients sometimes have some difficulty that first time. That's why you need to be understanding and respect the clients modesty during such a vulnerable process.

Also, with a closed colonic, it's much easier to show the client through the view tube what is being expelled. And I've seen some scary stuff being flushed out of people, especially parasites.

Yes I had a colonic with one of those machines in Sedona. I enjoyed it and felt quite groovy afterwards.

@Nurse Nikki You're an angel of mercy 😇

Post #9.."Nurse Nikki!!!!!!!,"

Thx for your post!!! I too have been seeing a "Colon Hydro Therapist" for now ... quite a few years!!! Funny how that goes... but I can contribute the experience to my still being here at 80 y.o.!!! AND!!! "Still Very Active in LIFE!!!!!!!" Long story, so till later.. butttttt.... I have had he experience of several Therapist ladies and they are all "Angels!!!!!!" All have used the "Closed system" machines and unlike some of the other posters here... we got to see "EVERYTHING@@@!!!" .... After all is done, there is one small comment that one of them mentioned regarding our longevity!! "Death Begins in the Colon!!!"....... The comment is usually followed by... Keep yours Clean!!!" I have to sigh off for now ... things to do in the morning... But I will soon post you a good follow up!!!!!

Till Later...........,

higwater

I love getting colonics about once per month, and I’ve been giving them lately to a few friends with a gravity setup I’ve built as well. I’d love to get certified, but there aren’t many certified instructors who offer classes / certification workshops. There is one in San Diego, and I’d love to go for a week of giving and getting colonics, but it’s a bit hard to schedule with life. Maybe someday 🖤

I've had some. I preferred the closed system overall both because I thought it was a better clean out and because of the abdominal massage and company (who might comment on what is coming out).

I used to have regular closed system. There were lots of them in the DFW area. There were a couple in the greater Salt Lake City area where I did some business.

I think these are gone now, but I haven't looked that hard. There was a regulation past in Texas that severely restricted the ability of colonics people to operate that's been years now. So I don't know.

The people that did my colonics were very knowledgeable and taught me a great deal about enemas, but I don't really see any need for them now and it's a good thing because I think they are gone.

The gravity fed machines are mostly just an enema. So, I'm just not interested.