Internal Wellness History

Internal Wellness Center

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Internal Wellness Center 640 Washington Street Dedham MA 02026 Tel 781.329.3800 Fax 781.329.3801 Email: contact@internalwellnessctr.com

Colon Hydrotherapy in a relaxed spa setting

My experience with Liz and her water angel has grown into more than a fantastic colonic experience. Her sensitivity and professionalism has impressed me in many ways. I have had colonics before but this experience allows a person to go where no one has gone before. Everyone holds onto "stuff? from the past. Being in a private and secure cleansing state during the release allows many layers to be peeled back on many levels, physically and emotionally. I highly recommend Liz and her water angel to all who want to ….. prepare for new personal growth. Rollin S.

History of Colon Hydrotherapy

Ancient Cultures: Egyptians, Sumerians, Chinese, Hindus, Greeks, & Romans used enemas for medicinal purposes.

17th Century: Use of enemas, called clysters, became quite popular in the 17th Century. It was common to add color and fragrance to the fluid in the clyster, and it was not unusual for people to have as many as three to four daily. It is recorded that King Louis XIII had more than 200 enemas in one year.

19th Century: Improvements were made in the process, which became known as colon hydrotherapy.

20th Century: J. H. Kellogg, M.D., of Battle Creek, Michigan and the cereal company, is responsible for popularizing colon hydrotherapy in the United States. “He reported in 1917 in the Journal of the American Medical Association that he was able to successfully treat all but 20 of 40,000 gastrointestinal patients using only diet, exercise and enemas—no surgery.

21st Century: Liz Marcano-Pucillo certified colon hydrotherapist, opens Internal Wellness Center Colon Hydrotherapy in Dedham, Massachusetts, using The Angel of Water CM-1 System.