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There is not an absolute way of preventing colon cancer. Still, there are steps an individual can take to dramatically lessen the risk or to identify the precursors of colon cancer so that it does not manifest itself. The patient with a familial history can enter screening and surveillance programs earlier than the general population. High-fiber diets and vitamins, avoiding obesity, and staying active lessen the risk. Avoiding cigarettes and alcohol may be helpful. By controlling these environmental factors, an individual can lessen risk and to this degree prevent the disease.

By undergoing appropriate screening when uncontrollable genetic risk factors have been identified, an individual may be rewarded by the identification of benign polyps that can be treated as opposed to having these growths degenerate into a malignancy.

Special concerns

Polyps are growths of the epithelium of the colon. They may be completely benign, premalignant or cancerous. The association of colon cancers in patients with certain types of polyps is such that it is thought that many polyps begin as a benign growth and later acquire malignant characteristics. There are two types of polyps, pedunculated and sessile. This terminology comes from their appearance; those that are pedunculated are on a stalk like a mushroom, and the sessile polyps are broad based and have no stalk. Unless a pedunculated polyp gets large, malignant potential is very small. This type may also be easily removed at colonoscopy, by a snaring technique. (A snare is like a lasso introduced through the endoscope to encircle the polyp at its base and amputate it.) The sessile polyp is also known as a villous adenoma and as many as 1/3 of these harbor a malignancy. Therefore, the villous adenoma is considered premalignant. Sessile polyps may or may not be able to be managed with the colonoscope and may need surgical removal because of their pre-malignant nature.

Polyps commonly present with occult blood in the stool. Since they are associated with the development of cancer, patients who have developed polyps need to enter a program of careful surveillance.
There is an occasional patient who develops a pattern of metastatic disease that is isolated to either the liver or the lung and the deposit appears to be solitary. When patients have this type of pattern of metastatic disease, especially if there has been a long interval between the primary management and the development of metastasis, they may be considered for surgical resection of the isolated metastasis to effect a cure. In carefully selected patients, long-term survival approaching 20% has been achieved.
When a patient has developed metastatic cancer in the liver alone, a technique of administering chemotherapy directly to the liver is sometimes considered. This is called hepatic arterial infusion and requires the placement of a special device into the artery supplying the liver. This method of utilizing chemotherapy has been helpful in carefully selected patients only, and currently is not used as a cure.


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The Angel of Water® Colonic System is an ultra modern alternative to the age old enema. For thousands of years healthcare practitioners have been prescribing colon irrigation (also known as:colon hydrotherapy, colon lavage, colonic equipment, colonic hydrotherapy, colonic irrigation, high colonic) for their patients to relieve an assortment of digestive disorders (cleansing colons, constipation causes, detox cleansing, relieving constipation, chronic constipation, colon cancer ) and as a preparation for intensive medical procedures and examinations. The Angel of Water® Colonic System is an FDA regulated device requiring a physician's authorization to purchase and use. The Angel has also received ISO 13485 Certification (Canada and Europe) and CE Certification (Europe).

Contraindications to colon hydrotherapy include congestive heart failure, intestinal perforation, carcinoma of the rectum, fissures or fistula, severe hemorrhoids, abdominal hernia, renal insufficiency, recent colon or rectal surgery, cirrhosis of the liver, and first and last trimester of pregnancy.

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THE COLON Lavage SESSION

A typical colon Lavage session lasts approximately 25-45 minutes and uses approximately 12 gallons of water. A small speculum is attached to a plastic hose which connects to the Angel of Water®; the other end of the speculum is inserted into the patient's rectum. Volume and temperature of the water is preset within the unit with numerous safety features preventing possible excessive temperatures or volume of water from entering the patient's rectum. The Angel of Water® creates an integrated clinical setting affording the patient both privacy and dignity and the practitioner ease-of-use. It is an ergonomic, open lounge system that allows for the patient to recline in comfort and to release the contents of the colon and bladder at will. It uses a single-use, sterile rectal nozzle. Tempered water is treated with both ultraviolet and carbon filtration. The Angel of Water® is available in both 115 and 220 volt models.


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Before beginning a session, a patient sits with a trained colon hydro therapist for an interview to get a full picture of the patient’s health, medical history and discover any possible contraindications for the procedure. A licensed healthcare provider will typically assess your blood pressure, pulse, SPO2 and lung sounds at regular intervals before, during and after your session, to be certain the you are in stable condition where the evacuation of the colon will not exacerbate an already tenuous condition.

Under the direction and supervision of a licensed healthcare provider (check out The Colon Therapist Nursing Foundation) the patient positions himself comfortably on the device. The patient removes their lower garments and lounges over the collection basin, inserting the lubricated rectal nozzle (about the diameter of a pencil). Then the patient drapes a hospital gown over the lower half of their body and calls the therapist back in the room to start the water flow.

The patient's colon is filled with water to individual tolerance throughout the session inducing peristaltic contractions in the colon, expelling fecal matter out of the anus around the speculum into the Angel of Water® basin and through a clear plastic viewing tube. Colon Lavage is generally a very safe procedure and The patient at times may feel abdominal cramping or slight nausea depending on the severity of fecal impaction. At no point during the session should the patient experience pain, dizziness, weakness or loss of consciousness if such an event should occur the session should be stopped as it may be a sign of an underlying medical ailment that may have worsened during the session.

While the patient is receiving the colon treatment, the colon hydro therapist may lightly massage various parts of the abdomen to help loosen and dislodge areas of fecal impaction. The patient is monitored throughout the session with regular assessments conducted in person by the hydro therapist, through closed system video monitoring (purchased separately) or through an intercom system (purchased separately) allowing the patient to speak to the therapist when and if needed. Depending on the patient's condition the supervising licensed healthcare practitioner will instruct the therapist on how the session should be monitored. Some sessions can be periodically checked visually while others need direct physical observation at all times.

The procedure can be stopped at anytime by the therapist or the patient by turning the FLOW switch OFF, and easing oneself off the speculum.


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At session end the patient can slide themselves off the nozzle and bath themselves using the personal shower sprayer on the side of the basin. They can then towel dry and meet with the colon therapist who will discuss post-procedure diet recommendations, perform a brief assessment of the patient’s status and provide follow up instructions.

 

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