Colonic Inner Health - Detox Clinic

04/11/2025

We were taught mitochondria are tiny batteries.
But they are more than that.

They are sensors, constantly reading light, food, water, temperature and the electromagnetic environment, then directing what each cell does next: repair, recycle or step aside.

Two ancient programmes make this possible:
Apoptosis when a cell is too damaged and dismantles itself cleanly.
Autophagy when a cell still has potential and breaks down the old parts to rebuild from within.

These are not hacks. They are housekeeping systems, and they depend on clear cues.

The trouble is, modern life blurs those cues.
💡 We reach for screens before sunlight and spend our days under blue-heavy LEDs. The body never gets the strong morning signal it needs, and bright artificial light at night delays melatonin and repair.
🍽️ We eat from early morning into the evening, grazing more than ever, so the body rarely gets a real pause to reset and repair.
🏃 We move less and waste lingers.
💧 Our water isn’t mineral-rich.
📡 Non-native EMFs are everywhere. People will debate them, but reducing unnecessary exposure, especially at night, is a prudent step.
🧪 Add the background load of toxins and constant pressure, and the system drifts toward survival mode.

So how do we restore the signal?
🌞 Step outside in morning light and protect darkness at night.
⏳ Leave a simple overnight pause of about 12 to 13 hours for most adults. Finish dinner a few hours before sleep and eat most of your food in daylight hours. This supports metabolic rhythm and creates conditions for cellular clean-up.
❄️ Cold and 🔥 heat help the body adapt to change. Cold encourages mitochondrial turnover and resilience. Heat builds tolerance through heat-shock responses.
🏃‍♀️ Move for circulation, not just calories.
💧 Choose good water and minerals, and include omega-3s that support mitochondrial membranes.
🌍 Spend time outdoors and stay in rhythm with your environment.

When the cues are clear, apoptosis and autophagy quietly keep the body renewed.
When they are scrambled, damaged cells linger and waste builds up.

We were not designed for a static environment.
Biology expects change and remembers how to repair when it feels it.

02/11/2025

26/10/2025

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23/09/2025

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LIBBE Colon Hydrotherapy is a gentle, open-system method of cleansing the large intestine using purified, temperature-controlled water. Performed in a comfortable, reclining position, the process allows you to maintain privacy and control while a gravity-fed flow of warm water hydrates and loosens waste, which is then released naturally without odour or mess. This safe, FDA-registered system can help relieve bloating, improve digestion, support detoxification, and promote overall wellness. Each session is monitored by a certified colon hydro therapist to ensure comfort, safety, and an optimal experience.
With the LIBBE, you insert a small, single-use re**al tube yourself in complete privacy. Once you’re reclined on the LIBBE table, a gentle flow of purified warm, filtered water enters your colon, loosening and hydrating waste material. The water and waste exit through a clear viewing tube into the sewer system. Because the process is gravity-fed and low-pressure, it’s very gentle and comfortable for most clients.
Is LIBBE Colon Hydrotherapy Safe?
Yes. The LIBBE open system is FDA-registered and designed for safety and comfort. Only purified, temperature-controlled water is used, and all re**al tubes are single-use and disposable. The gentle, gravity-fed flow is well-tolerated by most people. Sessions are monitored by a certified colon hydro therapist, but you remain in control at all times.
How Should I Prepare for My LIBBE Session?
To get the best results:
• Drink plenty of water in the days before your appointment
• Eat light, plant-rich meals 24 hours before
• Avoid heavy, greasy, or processed foods
• Limit caffeine and alcohol
• Arrive with enough time to relax before your session
We provide a Colonic Aftercare Guide to help you feel confident and comfortable.

Colon Hydrotherapy is one of the best ways to re-balance your body

19/09/2025

Review Article
Published: 09 September 2025
The multi-kingdom cancer microbiome
Anders B. Dohlman, Xiangyu Pan, Laurence Zitvogel & Iliyan D. Iliev
Nature Microbiology (2025)Cite this article

Microbial influence on cancer development and therapeutic response is a growing area of cancer research. Although it is known that microorganisms can colonize certain tissues and contribute to tumour initiation, the use of deep sequencing technologies and computational pipelines has led to reports of multi-kingdom microbial communities in a growing list of cancer types. This has prompted discussions on the role and scope of microbial presence in cancer, while raising the possibility of microbiome-based diagnostic, prognostic and therapeutic tools. However, additional investigation and thorough validation of cancer microbiome findings are required before this translational potential can be realized. Here we provide historical context and a conceptual framework for the so-called cancer microbiome and summarize experimental studies into tumour-associated bacteria, fungi and other microorganisms. We also discuss the current evidence for microbial colonization of tumours and their varied influence on the disease, including recent debates. Finally, we consider outstanding questions and discuss our outlook for the field.

19/09/2025

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A healthy gut keeps everything running smoothly-digestion, immunity, even your mood!
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A strong gut microbiome boosts digestion, strengthens immunity, fights inflammation, and supports mental health by influencing your brain via the gut-brain axis. It helps absorb nutrients better and may even lower risks of chronic diseases like diabetes or heart issues.
The gut-brain axis is like a two-way chat line between your intestines and your noggin, linked by nerves, hormones, and immune signals. Your gut microbiome sends signals via the vagus nerve, affecting mood, stress, and cognition-think less anxiety and sharper focus with a happy gut! It also helps regulate sleep and appetite. Balancing your microbiome keeps digestion smooth, ramps up immunity against bugs, cuts inflammation, and sharpens mood through the gut-brain axis. It also helps absorb nutrients better, stabilizes energy, and may prevent issues like IBS or weight gain.

18/09/2025

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05/09/2025

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03/09/2025

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The lymphatic system is a key part of your body's immune and waste removal setup, moving lymph fluid, clearing toxins, and fighting infections. Detoxifying it naturally supports overall health, as it can get sluggish from poor diet, stress, or lack of movement. Staying hydrated is critical-lymph is mostly water, so drinking enough keeps it flowing. Regular exercise, like walking or yoga, boosts circulation and lymph drainage, preventing buildup that can cause swelling or fatigue. Dry brushing or massage, especially lymphatic drainage techniques, can stimulate lymph nodes and clear blockages. Eating anti-inflammatory foods-like leafy greens, berries, or omega-3-rich fish-cuts down on the toxic load, while avoiding processed junk helps too. Some swear by herb like cleavers , so stick to basics: water, movement, and clean eating. If you're feeling specific symptoms or need some help consider this device technique whom is effective and safe
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30/07/2025

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A healthy gut is crucial for overall well-being, as it plays a central role in digestion, immunity, and even mental health. The gut, often called the “second brain,” houses trillions of microorganisms that form the gut microbiome, which influences numerous bodily functions. Here’s a concise overview of its importance:
1. Digestion and Nutrient Absorption: The gut breaks down food, absorbs nutrients, and eliminates waste. A healthy gut ensures efficient digestion and nutrient uptake, supporting energy levels and overall health.
2. Immune System Support: About 70% of the immune system resides in the gut. A balanced microbiome helps regulate immune responses, protecting against infections and reducing inflammation.
3. Mental Health Connection: The gut-brain axis links gut health to mood and cognition. Gut microbes produce neurotransmitters like serotonin, which can influence anxiety, depression, and cognitive function.
4. Disease Prevention: A healthy gut may lower the risk of conditions like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), obesity, type 2 diabetes, and even certain cancers. It also helps prevent leaky gut syndrome, where toxins enter the bloodstream, causing inflammation. This is the reason why to have a colonic is crucial to detox it .
5. Metabolic Health: The gut microbiome regulates metabolism, blood sugar, and fat storage, impacting weight management and metabolic disorders.
How to Maintain a Healthy Gut
• Diet: Eat fiber-rich foods (fruits, vegetables, whole grains), fermented foods (yogurt, kefir, sauerkraut), and limit processed foods and sugars.
• Probiotics and Prebiotics: Probiotics ,add beneficial bacteria, while prebiotics feed them.
• Hydration: Drink plenty of water to support digestion.
• Lifestyle: Manage stress, exercise regularly, and get adequate sleep, as these factors influence gut health.
• Limit Antibiotics: Use antibiotics only when necessary, as they can disrupt the microbiome
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11/06/2025

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