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As many of you may know colonic hydrotherapy is a tool for detox, to physically get rid of waste from the body. Alongside this, colonics provide an opportunity to release emotions.
Dr Candace Pert found that the receptors for peptide messengers, the molecules of emotions, once thought to only reside in the brain are found in every cell of the body. Dr. Pert’s research provides scientific evidence that a biochemical basis for awareness and consciousness exists, that the mind and body are indeed one and that our emotions and feelings are the bridge that links the two. "The chemicals that are running our body and our brain are the same chemicals that are involved in emotion. And that says to me that we’d better pay more attention to emotions with respect to health." In my experience when someone connects with their breath and sets the intention to let go of negative emotions, this consciousness can initiate a heightened flow of solid waste from the colon. By doing this a colonic session can become a deep meditation and powerful emotional release. In Traditional Chinese Medicine the lungs and large intestine are organ partners. Together they are responsible for helping you ‘let go’ of whatever you don’t need. Sadness and grief are the emotions associated with the lungs and large intestine. To maximise on ‘letting go’ in your colonic session I provide the following instruction: · Quieten the mind and connect with your breath · Set your intention to let go of what no longer serves you · Allow emotions to come into consciousness · Breath to release · Any cramping sensation is an opportunity to breath and release During a colonic appointment your abdomen is massaged, encouraging the body to relax and let go. The start of 2020 it is a powerful time to reflect, to let go and cleanse our physical and emotional bodies. Colonic hydrotherapy involves an initial in depth consultation enabling me to determine an appropriate treatment plan followed by colonic treatment in comfortable and relaxing surroundings. Subsequent visits can be arranged as appropriate and typically last an hour. More details can be found here.
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