A diverse microbial community is essential to maintaining gut health and the benefits of colonics can help.

This community of gut microbial’s play a vital role in harvesting energy from foods, and producing micronutrients.

And protecting our immunity.

This explains why 70% to 80% of our immune system exists in your large intestine.

Which points to Hippocraties most famous statement; “All disease begins in the gut”.

What is a microbiome?

The intestinal system is called the “Gut Mircobiome”.

And the gut microbiome describes all the microorganisms living in our colon.

The gut harbors trillions of entities which constitute more genome than all the human cells in the body.

And bacteria, archaea, viruses, and fungi, are among these trillions.

The importance of bacteria

Most important is gut bacteria.

Gut bacteria provide the first line of defense against pathogens, carcinogens, and other toxins.

And this is why you hear so much about good and bad gut bacteria.

Large quantities of good bacteria are essential to maintain a healthy intestinal ecosystem.

Pulling it back together

Therefore, if you’re feeling sluggish, off your game, or foggy brained, quite possibly you have a gut in crisis.

And a series of cleansing colonics can be a great first step to reversing this trend quickly.

Colonics rinse the large intestine of old waste, bad bacteria and fungal overgrowth.

And once the colon is clean again,  you can restore it to a healthier ecosystem.

What do colonics improve

Colonics are known for improving so much and below is just a small list.

• Energy
• Clarity
• Improved Skin Disorders
• Better Digestion
• Less Bloating
• Positive Mind
• Immunity
• Allegies

Can you think of a better reason to clean your colon?

In Conclusion

In conclusion, colonics are natural, safe, and beneficial to overall health and immunity.

And at Clenz we provide full body cleansing treatments such as colonics and lymphatic drainage therapy.

Call today to explore the possibilities or schedule and appointment online at www.clenz.la.

(323) 206-2282