The intestine is considered by many researchers to be the body’s second brain. It contains half a billion neurons and about 30 neurotransmitters. Along with the microbiota, it is responsible for hormone production and transforming food into energy.

In simple terms, this means our gut determines far more about our health than we realize (see the book “10% Human” by Alanna Collen).

Insomnia, depression, stress, cancer, food addiction, overweight, cysts and fibroids, endometriosis, anemia, infertility, allergies, constipation, and many other symptoms may be related to gut health. Can you believe it?

The neurons in your belly can influence your behavior, emotions, and even personality without you realizing it.

This happens because the intestines are full of folds and curves that cause food residue and old feces to get stuck, releasing toxins and killing beneficial bacteria.

As if the intestine’s winding shape weren’t enough, we also consume excessive amounts of meat, dairy, gluten, processed and industrialized foods — all contributing to the degeneration of gut health. Add to this a fast-paced lifestyle that compromises mealtime and chewing quality.

The gut-brain axis is a two-way street: just as an unhealthy gut can damage mental health, unprocessed emotional issues also manifest in the gut. This can be seen in the color of the enema tea expelled, which varies depending on the individual’s mental state.

Thankfully, we have this powerful tool — the enema! What better opportunity to give your body a chance to reset, self-regulate, and heal emotionally and physically?
To process emotional patterns that remain stuck in the mind, just as feces are trapped in the intestines, causing illness in the body.
Many people compare the experience to a rebirth or a life reset.