Clear that colon
Detoxification information coming to you in North Carolina.
RALEIGH, NC - As part of his ongoing Wellness Presentation Series, John C. Pittman, MD, of the Carolina Center for Integrative Medicine (CCIM), will present "Understanding the Benefits of Detoxification and Colon Therapy" on Tuesday, July 3rd from 7:00-8:00PM. This free presentation will be held at CCIM's office at 4505 Fair Meadow Lane, Suite 111 in Raleigh.
Colon hydrotherapy, also known as colonic irrigation, is a safe, clean, energizing, and relaxing method of removing harmful toxins and waste from the large intestine. By introducing a gentle flow of warm filtered water into the colon, the contents of the colon if softened and loosened, allowing waste to be easily expelled. Colon hydrotherapy is not a new treatment idea. Enemas were recorded as early as 1500 B.C. in the "Ebers Papyrus"-an ancient Egyptian medical document. In the early 1800's, enemas were used to help maintain health and stave off disease. Today, people are once again discovering the many benefits of maintaining a strong and biologically sound colon.
"One of the most important aspects of treatment at The Carolina Center is detoxification and treatment of chronic digestive disorders," explains Dr. Pittman. "Treatments that improve these functions are critical in order to recover from chronic illness. Many organs participate in detoxification processes and without proper detoxification, there is usually a progression of health deterioration."
During this 60-minute presentation, attendees will discover methods to increase the functioning of their organs that will reduce the burden of toxins, as well as improve cellular efficiency. Seating for this presentation is limited and advanced registration is required in case of cancellation. To reserve your seat, contact Louise Cottrell at (919) 848-1025 extension 3 or register via e-mail to register@carolinacenter.com
About the Carolina Center for Integrative Medicine
Since 1994, the Carolina Center for Integrative Medicine has been the Triangle's leading provider of integrative medical treatments and therapies. Practice founder, Dr. John Pittman, is the only local physician fully certified in chelation therapy for the treatment of heavy metal toxicity and only one of six medical practitioners in the state of North Carolina who is a Diplomate through the American Board of Clinical Metal Toxicology.
The Carolina Center utilizes a combination of the most progressive alternative and conventional therapies, along with dietary and lifestyle modifications, to treat a wide variety of chronic illnesses and immune system dysfunctions. Conditions treated include Atherosclerosis & Disorders of Circulation, Chronic Digestive Disturbances, Chronic Infections & Immune Dysfunction, Degenerative Neurological Disorders, Fibromyalgia, Lyme Disease, Natural Hormone Replacement Therapy, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity/Environmental Allergies, and Pediatric Program for Autism. The Carolina Center also provides Chemical Detoxification and support for patients injured through exposure to mold, pesticides, hydraulic fluid, mercury, and sick building syndrome. For more information, call (919) 571-4391 or visit www.carolinacenter.com.
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