Harmony Health & Wellness

    Colon Hydrotherapy

    A gentle, refreshing cleanse to help your body release, reset, and restore balance.

    What Is a Colonic?

    A colonic—also known as colon hydrotherapy or colonic irrigation—is a gentle, therapeutic cleanse of the large intestine using warm, purified water.

    During a session, warm water flows slowly into the colon, softening and loosening built-up waste. The water and waste are then released naturally, and this gentle fill-and-release cycle continues throughout your session.

    At Harmony Health & Wellness, I use a closed system called the Aqua Cleanse Colonic Irrigation System, an FDA-approved device which features an internal pre-warm system and internal sanitizing system for your safety and comfort.

    A typical session lasts 30–45 minutes, giving your body the time it needs to gently release what no longer serves it.

    Aqua Cleanse colonic irrigation system at Harmony Health & Wellness in Farmington, Utah

    What Are the Benefits of Colon Hydrotherapy?

    Many clients come to colon hydrotherapy seeking relief from specific concerns—and leave feeling better in ways they didn't expect. While individual results vary, clients have reported the following benefits:

    Clearer, smoother skin
    Improved energy levels
    Less brain fog and improved mental clarity
    A "lighter" feeling in the body
    Relief from sinus congestion
    Reduced abdominal bloating
    More regular, less sluggish bowel movements
    Improved sleep quality
    Fewer unhealthy food cravings
    Greater resilience to everyday stress
    Healthier intestinal flora balance

    Whether you're seeking relief from a specific issue or simply want to support your body's natural detoxification process, colon hydrotherapy may help you feel more balanced and refreshed.

    Am I a Good Candidate for Colon Hydrotherapy?

    Before your first session, I'll meet with you for an initial consultation to discuss your health history, answer your questions, and determine whether colon hydrotherapy is right for you. Below is some guidance to help you understand who typically benefits from this therapy—and who may need to explore other options.

    Indications: Who Is a Good Candidate?

    Indications are signs or circumstances that suggest a therapy may be helpful for you.

    You may be a good candidate for colon hydrotherapy if you:

    Are using GLP-1 medications and want digestive support
    Feel sluggish, tired, or low on energy
    Experience bloating, gas, or abdominal discomfort
    Struggle with constipation or irregular bowel movements
    Feel 'off' after traveling and want to reset your system
    Are interested in supporting your body's natural detox processes
    Want to maintain overall digestive health and wellness
    Are preparing for a cleanse, fast, or dietary change

    If any of these resonate with you, colon hydrotherapy may be a helpful addition to your wellness routine.

    Contraindications: Who Should Not Receive Colon Hydrotherapy?

    Contraindications are conditions or circumstances that make a particular therapy inadvisable because it could be harmful.

    For your safety, colon hydrotherapy is not recommended if you have any of the following conditions:

    Abdominal hernia
    Abdominal surgery (recent)
    Abnormal distension
    Acute liver failure
    Aneurysm
    Colitis
    Crohn's disease
    Dialysis
    Diverticulosis or diverticulitis
    Fissures or fistulas
    Hemorrhages (internal or external)
    Hemorrhoidectomy (recent)
    Intestinal perforations
    Rectal or colon surgery (recent)
    Renal insufficiencies

    If you have been diagnosed with any of these conditions, colon hydrotherapy is not appropriate for you at this time. Please consult with your physician about alternative options.

    What to Expect During Your Session

    I understand that trying something new—especially something so personal—can feel a little intimidating. Here's a step-by-step overview of what your session will look like so you know exactly what to expect:

    1

    Arrival & Paperwork

    You'll complete a brief intake form and we'll spend a few minutes getting to know each other.

    2

    Preparation

    You'll use the restroom, then undress from the waist down and wrap yourself in a paper gown. (You may keep your top and socks on.)

    3

    Getting Comfortable

    You'll lie on your side on the treatment table while I gently insert a small, sterile speculum. Then you'll turn onto your back with a pillow under your head and your feet slightly elevated.

    4

    The Session

    Warm, purified water flows gently into and out of your colon. I'll be with you the entire time, monitoring the equipment, asking how you're feeling, and adjusting as needed to ensure your comfort.

    5

    Finishing Up

    Once the session is complete, I'll remove the speculum. You'll use the private restroom, get dressed, and we'll chat briefly about how you're feeling.

    6

    Checkout

    You'll check out at the front, and if you'd like, we can schedule your next appointment.

    🔒 Privacy Note

    Your comfort and dignity are my top priorities. The treatment room is completely private, and curtains allow you to move between the treatment area and restroom without being seen. You'll be fully covered throughout the procedure, with the exception of the brief speculum insertion.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Have questions? You're not alone. Here are answers to some of the most common things clients ask about colon hydrotherapy.

    Ready to Experience the Benefits?

    Whether you're curious about colon hydrotherapy or ready to schedule your first session, I'm here to answer your questions and guide you through the process.

    The first step is a simple consultation where we'll discuss your health history and goals together.

    Call or Text: (801) 390-9794

    Colon hydrotherapy is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Statements regarding the benefits of colon hydrotherapy have not been evaluated by the FDA. Always consult with a licensed physician before beginning any new health regimen or if you have concerns about whether colon hydrotherapy is appropriate for you.