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 Overview: Essential Oils, The Colon, and Body Feedback
How to Use Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils in a Colon Cleanse
Essential Oil Suggestions for Use with Colon Hydrotherapy
FDA-Approved for Internal Consumption 101 Uses for the Everyday Oils Kit
Purchase Essential Oils Educational Videos Alternatives to OTC Drugs
How to Use Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils in a Colon Cleanse
 Enema Solution
Two to four drops of a cleansing oil can be added to an emulsifying soap such as Dr. Bronner's soap, or one of the Optimal Health Network's made-for-enema soaps. By mixing the oils with soaps, the oils will disperse more fully throughout the enema solution. Cleansing oils include Thieves®, Purification®, peppermint, or any citrus oil. This formulation helps your body to thoroughly release during the colon cleanse.
Topical Application
The oils that you test well with should be applied to the abdomen in a clockwise motion prior to the enema or colonic to encourage a comfortable release. If the essential oils irritate your skin, a carrier oil such as coconut or olive can be used to dilute the essential oils before or after application.
Essential oils can be applied without dilution directly to the bottoms of the feet. The bottoms of the feet are highly absorptive and a safe location for the application of any essential oil.
If you suffer from prolapsed or sagging organs, such as your bladder or uterus, up-bearing essential oils such as Valor® or Peace & Calming® applied externally to the lower abdomen can help offset the down bearing motion of the release from the colonic. Valor® and Peace & Calming® are very gentle and rarely require dilution.
Colon Hydrotherapy Session
During a colon hydrotherapy session, ask your therapist to put 3 to 20 drops of therapeutic grade essential oils in a small amount of water for a few minutes prior to the final release. This will allow your body to absorb the healing properties of the therapeutic grade essential oils directly into the colon.
Remember to always check that the therapeutic grade essential oil is safe for internal use and colon therapy.
Essential Oil Suggestions for Use with Colon Hydrotherapy
Rectal Implants
After a colon cleanse, and never without cleansing the colon first, implant 2 ounces of olive oil with the body feedback tested 3-20 drops of therapeutic essentials oils. Use an Implant Syringe with Silicone Colon Tube to deliver the remedy into the colon. Leave the rectal implant in the body for at least 30 minutes. These solutions are best left in the bowels for hours. These are not uncomfortable to hold, so you can even go about your daily activities, including sleeping, as you retain your implant. Colon implants will improve bowel regularity and be released as part of a normal bowel movement.
Essential Oil Suggestions for Use with Colon Implants
DO NOT attempt to self-diagnose or prescribe any natural substances for health conditions that require professional attention.
See individual bottle label directions or check with a health professional before using essential oils if you have a serious medical condition or if you are pregnant, nursing, or planning to become pregnant.
DO NOT use wild tansy, clary sage, sage, fennel, wintergreen, or hyssop during pregnancy.
Consult your healthcare professional about any serious disease or injury.
When applying a new oil, test one drop on a small patch of skin first (e.g., on the underside of the forearm). Skin sensitivity is highly individual. If the skin feels hot or turns red, apply a vegetable oil (e.g., olive or almond) to the area, which will dilute the essential oil. Washing with water is less effective.
Use only one new oil or oil blend at a time to determine how your body responds. Wait 30 minutes before using or implanting another new oil.
Overview: Essential Oils, The Colon, and Body Feedback
How to Use Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils in a Colon Cleanse
Essential Oil Suggestions for Use with Colon Hydrotherapy
FDA-Approved for Internal Consumption 101 Uses for the Everyday Oils Kit
Purchase Essential Oils Educational Videos Alternatives to OTC Drugs
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