Parasite Cleansing
Why Colon Therapy Super-Charges a Parasite Cleanse
1. Clears the Traffic Jam Before You Start
Colon hydrotherapy hydrates and softens old waste, creating a smooth exit lane before you introduce antiparasitic herbs or meds.
A clean lower bowel prevents parasites and their toxins from getting “stuck” and re-circulating through the liver or skin.
2. Lowers Herxheimer Reactions Mid-Cleanse
As parasites die, they release ammonia, aldehydes, and biotoxins. Flushing them out quickly with a warm, gravity-fed infusion reduces common die-off symptoms—headaches, rashes, brain fog, histamine flares.
Removing debris also frees binders (charcoal, bentonite) to mop up systemic toxins instead of being spent on colon sludge.
3. Prevents “Scatter” and Re-Infestation
Regular sessions keep peristalsis brisk, discouraging worms from migrating upward to the small intestine, bile ducts, or lungs.
Each cleanse session physically verifies that parasites and their egg casings are leaving the body, not relocating.
4. Replenishes & Re-Seeds the Terrain
Post-procedure infusions of probiotic implants or short-chain fatty acid enemas help restore a balanced microbiome after the kill phase.
Better flora means less real estate for opportunistic yeast or pathogenic bacteria that often bloom after a harsh cleanse.
5. Provides Practitioner Oversight
A certified colon therapist can gauge stool pH, observe parasite load, and tailor flow rate or herbal implants (e.g., garlic, ozone) to your real-time needs.
Professional monitoring catches dehydration or electrolyte imbalances early—common pitfalls of aggressive DIY cleanses.
Suggested Schedule
Prime – One colon session 24–72 hours before starting your parasite protocol.
Purge – Weekly (or every 7–10 days) sessions during the kill phase.
Polish – One to two sessions in the two weeks after the cleanse to flush residual toxins and re-seed with probiotics.
Bottom Line
Colon therapy isn’t an optional add-on; it’s the drainage backbone that turns a parasite cleanse from “kill and hope” into a guided, low-reaction detox. Open the pipes, move the waste, and let your protocols work smarter—not harder.