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	Professional Colon Cleansing Session $85.00
	Home Cleansing Unit The Colenz Home Cleansing unit is a convenient and inexpensive way of cleansing the colon. This procedure is very safe and will keep the colon free and clean of debris, layers of mucous build up, bacteria, and parasites that all create an toxic environment.  Shipping charge included order today! Purchase this product in person and pay $295.00 $350.00

A colenz (or colema as it has been called in the past) is a self-administered colon cleansing or Class I Enema Kit for $350.00

A spray of fresh water in the bowl along with a vacuum fan controls the smells, providing a virtually odorless experience. The cleansing water flows gently through the nozzle from a water container located in the console at the foot of the client. The water is pure and is consistently body temperature. Since the client is virtually prone the water gently hydrates the entire colon. When the client feels the urge to eliminate, the body does it naturally pushing the fecal matter past the nozzle and into the bowl. The fecal matter remains in the bowl until completion of the colenz and can be inspected if desired. A colenz is very comfortable, safe, effective, odorless and private (non-evasive). The FDA has approved enemas for general cleaning of the colon. A colenz does not require a prescription.

This cleanse is preformed on an FDA class I home or a professional device. The rectal nozzle is 1/4" in diameter and is very flexible. The disposable nozzle is attached to the scoop of the device where the client is lying. The client inserts the nozzle and slides against the scoop allowing the nozzle to enter about 1/2" into the rectum. The scoop directs the debris away from the client and into the large bowl below the removable board where the client is lying prone.

Colenz vs. Colonics Traditionally, a professional colon cleansing has been referred to as a colonic. Colonics are performed on an FDA class II prescriptive devise the direction and oversight of a doctor. There are two basic types of colonic devices; open and closed. An open device infuses the water through a rectal nozzle that varies in diameter from 1/4" to ½" and the fecal debris is expelled into a reservoir passing the nozzle that remains in place.

On some devices the debris passes through a clear tube to be viewed as it passes into the sewer. On the Ultimate Concepts class II device the fecal matter remains in the reservoir for viewing before being flushed. A closed device infuses the water under pressure through a rectal speculum that is from 1" to 1 1/4" in diameter. The fecal debris is then evacuated through the same speculum and is discharged through a viewing tube into the toilet or sewer connection. The therapist inserts nozzle or speculum and speculum is actually held in place by the therapist during the entire procedure. Most colonics can be very uncomfortable and quite evasive. The FDA has approved colonics for use of cleansing the colon prior to a colonoscopy or endoscopy. A colonic requires a doctor’s prescription.