Private Colon Hydrotherapy Sessions With Karen Brady at Natural HealthCare Services
Considering colon hydrotherapy but aren't sure what actually happens during a session?
At Natural HealthCare Services in Freeport, Pennsylvania, colon hydrotherapy is provided by Karen Brady, a Nationally Certified Colon Hydrotherapy Instructor with years of experience in natural and holistic health services.
Before services are provided, Karen reviews your health history, answers your questions and discusses whether there are any reasons colon hydrotherapy may not be appropriate for you.
Our goal is to make the process as private, comfortable and easy to understand as possible. You do not need to arrive already knowing how colon hydrotherapy works. If you have questions, ask them.
Natural HealthCare Services is located in Freeport, PA and serves clients from throughout the Alle-Kiski Valley, Greater Pittsburgh area and Western Pennsylvania.
Natural HealthCare Services
144 Bergad Ln, Freeport, PA 16229
Colon hydrotherapy, sometimes called colonic irrigation or a colonic, is a process that uses warm, filtered water during a controlled session involving the large intestine.
People may also use terms such as colon cleanse or colon flush when searching for this type of service. At Natural HealthCare Services, the professional service offered is colon hydrotherapy.
Because colon hydrotherapy is not appropriate for everyone, your individual health history matters. Karen conducts a detailed case history before services are provided and discusses contraindications prior to a session.
Karen Brady is the co-founder of Natural HealthCare Services and provides colon hydrotherapy at the Freeport office.
Natural HealthCare Services identifies Karen as a Nationally Certified Colon Hydrotherapy Instructor. Her published professional background also includes certification as a Natural Health Care Professional and Certified/Registered Reflexologist, along with advanced training in colon hydrotherapy instruction, reflexology, herbal health and nutritional studies.
Karen has worked alongside Gregg Brady for more than 30 years as part of Natural HealthCare Services and their earlier health care offices. Her experience allows her to answer the questions many first-time clients have about privacy, preparation, the equipment, what the session feels like and what to expect afterward.
Just as important, Karen reviews each client's case history before colon hydrotherapy services are rendered.
Meet Karen Brady →One of the most common questions we hear is simply: What is the appointment actually like?
Here is the process described by Natural HealthCare Services:
Before the session, Karen reviews your health history and discusses any relevant concerns or contraindications. This is also the time to ask questions about the procedure.
You will change into a hospital-style gown and get situated on the colon hydrotherapy table.
You will initially lie on your left side in a fetal position.
The current Natural HealthCare Services procedure explains that the client inserts the disposable tube into the rectum. It connects to disposable tubing attached to the colon hydrotherapy unit.
Warm, filtered water slowly flows into the colon through the system. Water is introduced in a controlled manner during the session.
Natural HealthCare Services describes the system as designed so there is no direct contact with fecal matter and no associated odor during the process.
When the session is complete, you use the restroom and may pass remaining water and fecal matter normally.
A typical colon hydrotherapy session at Natural HealthCare Services generally lasts approximately 20 to 30 minutes.
Colon hydrotherapy is a service that many people are curious about but may feel uncomfortable asking about.
There is no reason to be embarrassed about having questions.
The process is performed in a private setting, and Karen can explain the equipment and procedure before the session begins. The current system uses disposable components as described by Natural HealthCare Services, and the closed process is intended to minimize odor and direct contact with waste.
If something about the procedure is unclear, ask before the session begins. Understanding what will happen can make a first appointment much less intimidating.
No. Colon hydrotherapy is not appropriate for every person or every health situation.
Natural HealthCare Services states that there are contraindications to colon hydrotherapy. For that reason, Karen conducts a detailed case history for each client before services are provided and discusses relevant contraindications prior to the session.
If you have a medical condition, are receiving medical treatment, have had recent surgery, are pregnant, take prescription medications, or are uncertain whether colon hydrotherapy is appropriate for you, discuss your individual situation with an appropriate licensed healthcare professional before proceeding.
Colon hydrotherapy should not be used as a substitute for diagnosis or treatment of a medical condition. Persistent constipation, abdominal pain, rectal bleeding, unexplained weight loss or other concerning digestive symptoms should be evaluated by an appropriate medical professional.
Natural HealthCare Services recommends avoiding heavy meals and excessive drinking immediately before your appointment and avoiding alcohol.
If you are severely constipated or have questions about preparation, contact Karen before your appointment rather than trying to create your own aggressive cleansing routine.
Preparation can vary depending on the individual, so ask if you are unsure what makes sense before your scheduled session.
Everyone's experience is different.
Natural HealthCare Services notes that many clients describe the process as comfortable and may notice sensations of fullness or movement in the abdomen as water is introduced and released.
Some people may experience temporary cramping or pressure. If you are uncomfortable during the session, communicate with Karen so the situation can be addressed.
After the colon hydrotherapy portion of the appointment is finished, you will use the restroom to pass remaining water and fecal matter.
Natural HealthCare Services states that clients can generally return to normal activities after the session, although bowel activity may be different for a period afterward.
Individual experiences vary. If you have concerns about how you feel following a session, contact the office or an appropriate healthcare professional depending on the nature of the concern.
People use several different terms when looking for this service online.
Colon hydrotherapy and colonic irrigation refer to the professional water-based procedure offered at Natural HealthCare Services. People may also search for a 'colon flush,' 'colonic' or 'colon cleanse' when they are looking for information about colon hydrotherapy.
If you are unsure whether the service you have heard about is the same service offered here, call us. We would rather explain the procedure and answer your questions than have you rely on conflicting information online.
Karen Brady is identified by Natural HealthCare Services as a Nationally Certified Colon Hydrotherapy Instructor and has years of experience providing natural and holistic health services.
Karen conducts a detailed case history before colon hydrotherapy services are provided and discusses contraindications prior to treatment.
Sessions are provided at the Natural HealthCare Services office in Freeport with an emphasis on privacy, dignity and explaining the process.
The practice's published procedure describes the use of disposable tubing/components as part of the colon hydrotherapy system.
The procedure uses warm, filtered water delivered through the colon hydrotherapy system.
Gregg and Karen Brady have worked together in chiropractic and natural health services for more than 30 years.
You do not need to know everything about colon hydrotherapy before calling. Karen can explain the service and answer questions before you schedule.
Natural HealthCare Services is located at 144 Bergad Ln in Freeport, Pennsylvania.
Rather than being physically located in the City of Pittsburgh, the Freeport office serves people from throughout the surrounding region. The practice identifies communities including:
Natural HealthCare Services also identifies its broader service area as including:
If you are searching for colon hydrotherapy near Pittsburgh and are unsure whether Freeport is convenient for you, call 724-295-5591 and we can help with location information.
Natural HealthCare Services states that the colon hydrotherapy process usually lasts approximately 20 to 30 minutes.
Colon hydrotherapy is provided by Karen Brady, whom Natural HealthCare Services identifies as a Nationally Certified Colon Hydrotherapy Instructor.
Yes. The service is provided in a private setting, and the published procedure is designed to minimize odor and direct contact with fecal matter.
Natural HealthCare Services describes its colon hydrotherapy system as a closed process intended to prevent direct contact with fecal matter and minimize odor.
Experiences vary. Natural HealthCare Services states that the procedure is typically comfortable for many clients, although sensations of fullness, movement, pressure or temporary cramping can occur.
Avoid heavy meals or excessive drinking immediately before the appointment and avoid alcohol. If you are severely constipated or have specific concerns, contact Karen before the session for guidance.
Yes. Natural HealthCare Services states that there are contraindications. Karen reviews a detailed case history before services are rendered. People with medical conditions or concerns should also discuss whether the procedure is appropriate with an appropriate licensed healthcare professional.
This service should not be presented as a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. If you have persistent or concerning digestive symptoms, seek evaluation from an appropriate medical professional.
You will use the restroom after the session to pass remaining water and fecal matter. Natural HealthCare Services states that normal activities can generally be resumed afterward.
People often use 'colon flush' or 'colon cleanse' when referring to colon hydrotherapy or colonic irrigation. At Natural HealthCare Services, the professional service offered is colon hydrotherapy.
The office is located at 144 Bergad Ln, Freeport, PA 16229, serving clients from the Alle-Kiski Valley, Greater Pittsburgh area and surrounding Western Pennsylvania communities.
Call Natural HealthCare Services at 724-295-5591 to ask questions or schedule an appointment.
If you have been considering colon hydrotherapy and want to understand the process before deciding whether to schedule, call Natural HealthCare Services.
Karen can explain what happens during the appointment, discuss the health-history screening process and answer questions about preparation, privacy and what to expect.
Natural HealthCare Services
144 Bergad Ln, Freeport, PA 16229
Call: 724-295-5591
We have been with Gregg and Karen for 25 years. They were our full time health care professionals prior to moving to the Pittsburgh area...
I would recommend the services of Gregg or Karen to everyone. They are both caring people who are truly interested in helping me get more out of my life by feeling better...
This year was my 1st time getting a colonic and I absolutely enjoyed the process! Karen informed more on the procedure, made it comfortable for me
