Congratulations on taking a big step toward improving your health and well-being. You have decided to clean your colon but are concerned about the financial implications of such a procedure. In these financial times, it’s smart to research the costs involved with colon cleansing enema clinics because, like most everything, costs vary significantly. This article will give you an idea of ​​what you can expect to spend on different types of colon cleansing enema clinics and whether or not they are worth it.

Believe it or not, there are actually clinics that cater only to the wealthy and wealthy. We call these clinics First Class Enema Clinics. You can expect your colon to be cleansed while listening to a Bose surround sound system, burning multi-scented candles, and while wearing a silk robe. The average cost of a First Class clinic would be between $450 and $700. At the end of the day, all you’ll get is an enema, but if you can afford it, why not?

Second, there are clinics that market themselves as more advanced or knowledgeable about the enema process. For the most part, they will use many different types of liquids in the enema, including coffee, tea, dirty water (diluted mud), vegetable juices, and many more. They will claim that the benefits of these liquids compared to plain water are significant, but most experts will disagree. There are no proven facts to support their claims. The cost of these clinics can vary between $150 and $250 per session. Not worth it.

A simple alternative healing clinic that offers standard enemas should not cost you more than $100 per session and will include all the services necessary to complete the enema. These clinics are by far the best bang for your buck.

If you are willing to pay for luxuries, go for it. But standard colon cleansing enema clinics are the best option for most Americans. Of course, there are many do-it-yourself enemas that are just as effective and much less expensive than any clinic. The choice is ultimately yours.