Have you ever had a colonic irrigation or colon hydrothotherapy?

Yes I have had a colonic irrigation treatment as I thought it would be good before a depth play session. The therapist was a very attractive woman c10 years younger then me. The experience was not at all sexual but I certainly felt a great deal better after it. She does massage as well and I am considering booking one to follow a colonic. The colonic certainly helped with the depth play but not as much as I'd hoped. Hope this is useful to all followers of this thread.

A couple of days ago with a new therapist. It was somewhat disappointing. She only took 30 mins and, to put it crudely, the final results were far from clear. The previous guy took 45 mins and my bowels were completely cleared out. Also, they seem to be a bit chaotic. I wanted a course of three, but the next appointment they could offer me was mid March. It was expensive enough for the results. Thus I have decided that I will try to keep my colon cleansed by giving myself largish enemas twice a week. What a hardship!!!!

I get colonics weekly unless my therapist (female) or I am out of town or otherwise have a conflict.

I feel they are very healthy, I have had two colonoscopies over the years and I had some minor polyps which were removed then and there. Without colonics I believe I would have had more.

I get an hour long massage after.

My colon is rather unpredictable after a colonic, so I wear protection as I often have another movement on short notice. Cleanup is a pain in the ass, though. (Pun semi-intentional)

I always leave the clinic feeling better.

No i have never had that kind of treatment.

I have had a few and I have never regretted any of them. I would do them more often, just can't afford to.

I've had a few and even though it was non sexual, it was a turn on because the therapist was pretty hot. She also was adept at insertion and massage during the colonic. I couldn't help but have a boner and I think if she could have she might have grabbed it and went to town. However they used cameras in the rooms and I'm sure someone monitored that somehow. These people are also certified so they don't want to jeopardize their certification. Overall it was a good experience but to me not as good as enemas because different feelings of fullness. I think I even asked her if we could do just regular enemas but she said no.

Yes, once by an Ex-RN. She was very obese with huge breasts, but very kind and talkative. I mentioned that I took enemas to control my problems with my semi-colon. She kinda dismissed them as not enough to do a good job. Of course she is in the business of giving colonics, not enemas, so naturally she's going to have a low opinion of them.

Funny thing happened when I wrote her the check for her services; I asked her if she wanted to see my drivers license to take down my license number for my check. She said, "People who get colonics don't write bad checks." Made me feel a little superior to other folks.

I was her last appointment for the night, so we left the building together for the parking lot. She was driving a smoking hot Camaro with big engine and loud pipes. She also gave me a business card from her hubby, who was an insurance agent. Never hurts.

I have never had a colonic though I understand some people find them enjoyable. I would be open to trying one but the expense puts me off if the going rate is between $50 and $100.

Perhaps it would be better than the prep I had for my colonoscopy!

Got colonics over the years from several therapists. Must say I do like them. So much easier and relaxing than hoisting up the bag, inserting the nozzle or catheter and counting down the minutes until the bag was empty, if I could even hold it. Love the gentle caring nature of the therapist, the relaxing atmosphere, and the great healthy-feeling relief of emptying out completely. A great experience. Oh, and the occasional gratis DRE involved in the process...women have such wonderful fingers for it...

Yes, many times. I love the feeling of the quite wide rectal pipe being pushed quite far in, the repetitive fillings and drainings, and the nice feature that the "expulsion(s)" are almost without mess through the drain pipe. Very enjoyable.

Yes, many times. I love the feeling of the quite wide rectal pipe being pushed quite far in, the repetitive fillings and drainings, and the nice feature that the "expulsion(s)" are almost without mess through the drain pipe. Very enjoyable.

You mean about three, MAYBE four inches in?????

Probably, since I have never measured it or put it in myself. It just feels very pleasurably as if it's being pushed in quite far for a nozzle. Obviously long nozzles or colon tubes go in much farther than that.

I have had quite a few colon hydrotherapy (aka colonics) sessions. I find them very enjoyable and feel an incredible sense of well being after having one. I have had both types - the open or closed system. I greatly prefer the closed system one. I think it does a better job and a lot more water flushes out the colon. The open system is really just like an number of smaller enemas given until full or need to release. It is really just like a long nozzle but it can’t just fall out. The upside is you just release with the tube in. Then filling starts again. The closed is water in , then out, then in, all while the larger tube stays in. Any discharge goes through the larger tube. Not that large mind you, it is not painful or uncomfortable at all. Between professional colonics or enemas at home i sometimes use an enema board. This is pretty much similar to the open system colonic but at home. Cheaper but not the same as having a service performed. Yes I like either though! Very relaxing after the initial time nervousness passes.

Yes.

A couple were with a "vanilla" colon therapist in NYC whose customer base included a lot of opera (Met) singers who believed that a colonic helped their breathing and stamina. She had a classic, closed system and was very professional - although she offered a prostate massage afterward - I declined.

I also saw a professional Domme in Chicago. During the time I saw her, she went to school to become a licensed colon therapist and invested in all of the equipment to establish her service in her home - next to her dungeon. There were doors to keep them apart, so a "regular" customer would have been unaware of her other services. Once she was operational, she would combine the two services for her Domme clients, making for very memorable sessions!

She was young (30s) and very attractive and developed a colonic client base among professional athletes in Chicago (no doubt a few were "both") - enough that she went to FL every spring during spring training. Within a few years she left Chicago; I think she got married and relocated.

Those experiences, as you might imagine, were VERY satisfying!

Yes. I have had a number of professional colonics over the years and have enjoyed almost all of them. They are also quite therapeutic in emptying the colon provided that the therapist knows what he or she is doing. Like may other posters, I prefer the closed system. The Woods method gravity closed systems are the most effective and most comfortable for me.

Been going regularly for "maintenance" for ten years. Absolutely adore them. Been treated by a range of ladies in a number of countries. Never had a bad experience and some have been amazing. The lady I visit routinely, a sparkling grey haired granny is absolutely fabulous. Still taking daily enemas as well. Very happy days.

Regularly and have it at home too, especially now with the colonic speculum enhancer from silicone nozzles. Years ago I started with a very hot professional therapist who had all the closed system kit and the legendary metal speculums (very long) which you can't get today. We started engaging in horizontal leisure activity after some months and had some very wild sessions. I particularly like orgasm with CI as its exquisite. Unfortunately she moved away and I lost touch. She was very big in the professional CI scene in the UK. Years later I did wonder what happened to her and I googled to find out that tragically she died in a car accident. It made me very sad.

I like enemas and CI, but CI is $100 a shot in the UK so I invested in a system. For 100% clear returns it CI all the way but you have to have a spare 60-120 minutes per session. No leaks, no mess, and wonderful orgasms. In the UK CI is very popular as it was a passion of the late Princess Diana in the 1980s and early 1990s which brought it into the public eye.

I went to a very nice lady for a number of years, who after a few sessions introduced me to steel speculums. She swore me to secrecy as she was regulated by ARCH and was only supposed to used disposable ones. These days the two ladies I go to use my Silicone Nozzles speculum enhancer and we all agree that it is absolutely fabulous. At Sue's I kneel on the treatment couch, she lubes it up and pops it in, I turn over, she covers me with a blanket and away we go! Such a pleasure,

No, I have never been to one. I’ve always wanted to go to a female colon hydrotherapist with my partner, thinking it would be a fun things to do as a couple, provided we could stay with each other during the procedure. We certainly wouldn’t have sex or anything, but it would be an erotic, sensual thing to experence together. I’m guessing that would be allowed? I’d have to verify first. Of course I need a partner first...

Also like @NotForMee below (AMAZING story BTW - thx!), I would want to keep the disposable items and bring them home for future use!

I never went with anybody, but I don't see why the "therapist" would object.

A number of the ladies I have been to see have been more than happy to have a friend, partner or carer sit in during a treatment session. The lady I go to most has a number of couples who come for treatments.

A number of the ladies I have been to see have been more than happy to have a friend, partner or carer sit in during a treatment session. The lady I go to most has a number of couples who come for treatments.

I never went with anybody, but I don't see why the "therapist" would object.

Thx, @Thursdays_child and @SwitchableSusie, I had hoped it wouldn’t be a problem. From some of the real videos it seems state regulations forbid the therapist from actually inserting the nozzle/speculum, so our partners could do that for each other. It seems like fun to play ‘dumb’ and have the therapist instruct us how to insert it into each others anus! If any side conversation about enemas, or anal play/experence came up, all the better!

No, I haven't but I would, if given the chance.

Yes I have a couple of times. Can't think why the therapist would not insert the nozzle she did in my case. I had to undress from the waist down while she was out of the room then get on the table and cover myself with a towel. She came back in the room got me to turn on my left side then inserted the nozzle and started the treatment.

I don't see why a therapist would not be allowed to insert the speculum for a closed system. I don't think it would be practical to have to do it yourself. Some have inserted a finger first to ensure there isn't a blockage. Outside of exposing your butt to recieve/retireve the speculum - it is a pretty modest procedure as you are covered with warm blankets. I've heard on some open systems you insert the nozzle yourself and the therapist is not in the room with you during the process. You control the flow yourself or just expel as necessary. Haven't done that one yet - I will stick to a closed system where the therapist opens and releases the flow.

My guess is that the restriction would be based on state laws. Insertion of the speculum may be considered a "medical procedure" that requires oversight by a licensed M.D.

@moliere

There is a whole thread on stupid state laws. It's ok in Oregon and Colorado for a therapist to insert a speculum. In Texas you have to get a Doctors prescription to get a colonic (although colon therapists have their pet "Doctors" ready to write a script). I wouldn't be surprised if some states don't allow the therapist to insert it - but I think it would be more practical for them to do it rather than the client. I wouldn't want it slipping out during the procedure!!! I've had the therapist hold the speculum in during the entire procedure. One therapist rapidly squeezed on the water tube to sort of 'force' water in - which was interesting!

In Washington I believe it is illegal for colonics to be given unless under the direction of a licensed doctor. I'm not sure how involved the doctors actually are, never having gone for a colonic, but I do know the rationale is that the insertion of items into the rectum is an invasive procedure with attendant risks.

There was a push a few years ago to change the law but it failed. I have mixed feelings about it. While I am positive that colon therapists can do it safely because it's pretty simple, the justifications for colonics really have zero supporting science behind them and having a licensing system in place can appear to legitimize their claims.

Guys, for the "land of the free" I can't believe how anal your legislators are about someone popping water up someone else's push. What happened to Putin, ISIS, Climate Change...

Why are we so anal?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Food_and_Drug_Act will give you a very brief overview. In some cases we have a reasonably long memory here.