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Colonic therapy

Cancer treatment can cause issues with your digestive wellbeing. At Verita Life, we offer Colonic Therapy as part of our detox programmes, using controlled water based techniques to help clean the colon.
Medically reviewed by Dr Nopparat Suwannasuk (Dr Jan), Integrative Medicine Specialist. Last reviewed 2026-09-30.
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Our private, comfortable colonic therapy room at Verita Life, Bangkok.

01 / How it works

How Colonic Therapy works

Colonic Therapy is also known as colon therapy or colonic hydrotherapy, works by introducing water to the colon to help with the removal of accumulated waste.

At Verita Life our Colonic Therapy sessions are completed by a medical professional who will introduce water through a tube inserted into the rectum. The water will then move through the colon before being released through a closed system.

02 / When it is considered

When this treatment may be considered

Colonic Therapy is offered as part of a wider approach to supporting your overall health and wellbeing during cancer care, especially where digestive changes such as constipation or discomfort might present itself.

03 / Your treatment session

What to expect

45 minutes

Types of Colonic Therapy
Hydro colon therapy (regulated flow of water into and out of the colon); Aqueous colon therapy (saline solution is used rather than water); Gravity colon therapy (gravity is used to help control movement of warmed water)
Medical supervision
A member of our experienced nursing team will monitor the process through the closed system while the colon is gently flushed with water or a saline solution.
Aftercare
We may use probiotics after treatment as part of our approach to supporting the healthy function of your colon.

04 / Questions

Questions patients ask

What is Colonic Therapy?

Colonic Therapy involves flushing the colon with water or a saline solution to assist with the removal of waste.

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